Initial consultations are either 45 minutes or 60 minutes and the price is £65-80. Follow up treatments are either 30,45 or 60 minutes and the price is £50, £65 or £80. The length of treatment is determined by the nature of the injury and whether there are multiple areas that need treatment.

You do not need to block book your sessions and can book as you go. However, for those who will need more sessions or want to save some money we have some great treatment packages available.

To help you further understand the price of treatment and give you more of an idea of what it will cost to fix your injury please check out our recent blog.

Is there a difference between private and NHS physiotherapy? If so, what exactly is the difference? Is one better than the other? How do I know which one is best for me? Do all physio’s just give out exercise sheets?

In the pursuit of optimal health and recovery, individuals often find themselves at the crossroads of choosing between NHS and private physiotherapy. Both avenues offer valuable resources, but understanding the differences will enable you to make the very best decision on your health. If you have found your self asking any of the questions above, this one is for you.

We certainly do and a large percentage of our caseload are active 11-16 year olds. If you have a son or daughter under 11 please call the reception and our team will be able to advise whether we can help. If we can not help, we will be able to point you in the right direction.

Absolutely not. Although we see sports people, the vast majority of our caseload is people who are 40+ that want to remain active and free of painkillers.

At our clinic, we differentiate ourselves by going beyond providing generic exercise sheets. While specific rehab exercises play a crucial role in offering a lasting solution, we take a hands-on and outcome-focused approach to physiotherapy.

Absolutely, you can simply communicate your preference of a female therapist with our front desk team. They will be able to accommodate your request and ensure you receive the treatment you are comfortable with.

The thought of getting in to your underwear, with a stranger and on your first visit is a daunting one and enough to put anyone off having physio but rest assured this is not the case. For a neck or upper limb injury we recommend a sports bra or a low back vest top and for a lower back, hip or lower limb injury we recommend loose shorts.