The conditions we can treat Physiotherapy: Manual therapy: mobilisations and manipulations of the spine (neck and back) and peripheral joints (shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, hip, knee, ankle and foot) Massage: sports massage to promote healing and massage to promote relaxation Electro therapy; Ultra Sound and Inter Ferential therapies Home exercises to promote healing and restore range of movement of a joint and to regain strength Advice to promote healing and to avoid reoccurrence of the injury Acupuncture: For pain relief To stop smoking To reduce hay fever To relief stress and anxiety Internal Organ problems and skin conditions Massage: Relaxation Sports massage Back Pain This includes muscular aches, sciatica, disc bulge or pain referred into the arms and legs. Symptoms may also include tingling, numbness or weakness. Generalised Joint Problems Effective in the treatment of painful, swollen joints and for those diagnosed with osteo-arthritis or rheumatoid arthritis. Neck Pain Treatment of neck pain, which can also be felt into the shoulders and arms - can be due to posture, stiff joints or whiplash. Also effective in the treatment of headaches, dizziness and vertigo. Sports Injuries We treat recent injuries such as acute ankle sprains, hamstring tears as well as knee ligament or cartilage damage. Long term problems such as recurring tennis elbow, faulty foot biomechanics, Achilles tendon overstrain; shoulder strains and neck sprains can also be helped. Overuse injuries Work-related pain through prolonged postures, such as low back, neck and arm pain as well as carpal tunnel syndrome. Sports people also can suffer from overuse injuries such as painful shoulders, golfers and tennis elbow, shin splints and inflamed tendons. Post-operative or Post-fracture We are able to help reduce pain and swelling, strengthen muscles, improve function and return to normal movement. Postural Dysfunction This is a very common complaint with poor posture leading to pain, overstrain and tiredness. It is treated with assessment of work station set-up, advice and exercises and other physiotherapy techniques