Rob qualified in 1991 from Manchester University and worked for 6 years in the National Health Service (NHS) before moving into private physiotherapy. After 5 years of working as an associate for another clinic, Rob was ready to run a business of his own. He joined Plains Physiotherapy as a full-time physiotherapist and partner in 2002 and hasn't looked back since.
Rob is passionate about the clinic and keen to provide the best treatments for his clients. He's been on many post-graduate courses in specialist physiotherapy subjects to stay up to date and provide quality, evidence-based treatments. Anne also studied at Manchester University and qualified as a physiotherapist in 1992.
Rob is passionate about the clinic and keen to provide the best treatments for his clients. He's been on many post-graduate courses in specialist physiotherapy subjects to stay up to date and provide quality, evidence-based treatments. Anne also studied at Manchester University and qualified as a physiotherapist in 1992.
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Physiotherapy is an evidence-based profession, which aims to establish a diagnosis and then form a unique treatment plan aiming to help alleviate pain and to help restore movement and function as soon as possible. At Plains Physiotherapy our specialised and experienced Chartered physiotherapists offer a wide range of physiotherapy treatments for musculoskeletal problems.
Every one of us is unique, so it's only right that our physiotherapy treatment plans are designed specifically to each individual. Though each treatment plan will differ, we guarantee that everyone will receive the same high level of physiotherapy expertise, reassurance and confidentiality throughout their time with us.
No matter what level of sport you play, carrying an injury or niggle stops you from enjoying it to the full, either not allowing you to take part or not allowing you to perform at your best. Sports injuries usually happen when playing sport or during exercise. However, they can occur as a result of poor training techniques, lack of sport-specific preparation, incorrect muscle patterns or predisposing anatomical factors.
Arthritis is a condition that can affect anyone at any age. About 10 million people a year visit their GP with joint problems that affect their mobility and function. People with arthritis often have pain, swelling and restricted joint movement. Research has demonstrated that physiotherapy for arthritis can help.
It is common for women to experience health issues of a delicate nature; in fact, one in three women will find themselves coping with an embarrassing gynaecological problem at some point in their lives. At Plains Physiotherapy we recognise that these can be difficult to talk about, and we always treat patients with the utmost sensitivity, providing reassurance when assessing and treating in complete confidence.
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