Wandsworth Physiotherapy
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Expert Physiotherapy in Wandsworth
At Phoenix Osteopathy in Wandsworth, our physiotherapy services are designed to restore movement, reduce pain, and improve overall function when injury or illness disrupts your daily life. By combining hands-on treatments with tailored exercise rehabilitation programs, we aim to support your recovery and prevent future injuries through prehabilitation techniques.
Our highly skilled physiotherapists work collaboratively with you, empowering you with the tools and knowledge to take an active role in your recovery.
What Does Physiotherapy Involve?
Physiotherapy at our Wandsworth clinic begins with an in-depth consultation. Your physiotherapist will take a detailed case history, reviewing any recent or previous scans or medical reports. Following this, they will perform a thorough physical assessment, analysing your active and passive range of motion and identifying movements or positions that aggravate or alleviate your symptoms.
From this information, your physiotherapist will develop a tailored treatment plan based on a clear working diagnosis.
Treatment Techniques You Can Expect
- Manual Therapy: Techniques such as joint mobilisation, deep tissue massage, and soft tissue release to reduce stiffness and relieve pain.
- Exercise Rehabilitation: Personalised exercises to strengthen specific areas of your body, improve mobility, and support recovery.
- Education and Advice: Guidance on posture, lifting techniques, and lifestyle adjustments to reduce the risk of further injury and support long-term health.
Who Can Benefit From Physiotherapy?
- Musculoskeletal injuries (e.g., sprains, strains, and back pain)
- Post-surgical rehabilitation
- Sports injuries and performance optimisation
- Pregnancy-related pain and postnatal recovery
- Age-related mobility issues
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Why Choose Us for Physiotherapy in Wandsworth?
Physiotherapy FAQ's
Physiotherapy helps to restore movement and function when you have had an injury to your musculoskeletal system.
The main approaches used by physiotherapists include:
– Education and advice about how to manage your injury and allow your symptoms to settle.
– Tailored rehabilitative exercise to restore strength, movement and function.
– Manual techniques to help to relieve pain and stiffness.
No, a physiotherapist is a medical professional but is not a doctor and is usually unable to prescribe medication. However, your physiotherapist can liaise with your GP if further investigations or prescriptions are needed to be considered in the management of your injury.
Comfortable, unrestrictive clothing is preferable. You may be asked to remove items of clothing so that your physiotherapist can properly assess your problem area. Shorts are helpful for lower limb injuries and for females a sports bra or vest top for upper limb injuries.
A new patient appointment is 45 minutes and follow ups can be either 30 minutes or 45 minutes.
Yes, physiotherapists treat arthritis by prescribing exercises. These will be focused on:
– Helping to maintain and restore range of motion loss from joint stiffness
– Strengthening the muscles surrounding the affected joints
– Reducing pain and swelling from arthritic joints
– Adapting or modifying movement to maintain your ability to perform functional activities.
Yes, physiotherapists treat spinal pain and sciatica by:
– Desensitising irritated nerves through gentle exercises and manual therapy techniques.
– Restoring and encouraging movement through the spine with exercise and manual therapy techniques
– Education into self management strategies to settle your symptoms when they flare up.
– If needed, strengthening exercises will be prescribed to prevent future flare ups.
You can book an initial consultation through our website without the need for a referral from your GP.
A 45 minute initial appointment at Phoenix costs £75. Follow up appointments cost £65 for 30 minutes or £85 for 45 minutes.
Seeing a physiotherapist privately will often mean that you get seen quicker than waiting for a referral from your GP to the NHS. Receiving the right advice and treatment early on in your recovery journey can be important because when injuries are left untreated they can become chronic and become harder to treat.
If you have any questions about whether physiotherapy is the right treatment option for you then email us on info@phoenixosteopathy.com