The Physio Room is dedicated to providing excellent physiotherapy treatment in a professional, warm, modern clinic and at an affordable price. Our first priority is to help you with your recovery. Whether your pain is the result of a sports injury, is work-related, post surgery, or caused by a road accident, we will create a personalised treatment programme to help get you moving again and to keep you moving.
We are recognised by most major insurance companies and a a referral is not always necessary. Monday to Friday 9.00am - 6.00pm.
We are recognised by most major insurance companies and a a referral is not always necessary. Monday to Friday 9.00am - 6.00pm.
Services
The clinic has 3 well equipped treatment rooms providing excellent facilities with the latest professional equipment. We have Interferential, ultrasound, a traction bed and running machine, as well as swiss exercise balls, theraband, kinesiology taping, and acupuncture. There is ample off street parking if required and very good access by public transport.
Acupuncture is one of the safest medical treatments, both conventional and complementary, on offer in the UK. At the Physio Room we use acupuncture for the relief of pain, reduction of stress and to boost your immune system. Specific 'energy' points are stimulated to block the nerve ending, release chemicals such as endorphins, which reduce pain and help with the emotional aspects of pain.
Tricia Newbold is qualified as a Running School Master Coach accredited to The Running SchoolTM in Chiswick, London. Running injuries are increasing as more and more people take up the sport: for fitness, to compete (triathlon is currently the fastest growing sport in the world) or even to de-stress.
Osgood Schlatters disease is a debilitating condition which mostly affects children between the ages of 9 and 16. It can affect both boys and girls, but typically those involved in a lot of sports. The symptoms are activity related knee pain a few inches below the knee cap, the area can be swollen and usually tender to touch.
