Physiotherapy in Canary Wharf, London

HCPC-registered, hands-on musculoskeletal physiotherapy: assessment, manual therapy and progressive exercise rehabilitation for back, neck, joint and sports pain. A full 60 minutes for your first appointment, and a written plan emailed the same day so you know exactly what to do between visits.

Deep tissue and soft tissue therapy delivered by chartered physiotherapists, for the weeks when training, desk hours or travel have left you tight and sore. Because your therapist is a physio, a massage that uncovers something clinical does not end with a shrug.

Tailored, progressive programmes rebuilding strength, mobility and confidence after injury, surgery or persistent pain, with full gym facilities at all three London clinics. Every exercise is emailed the same day and loaded into the Move Health app so your technique stays right at home.

Objective measurement of strength, power, balance and movement quality using VALD technology. It shows the side-to-side deficits the eye cannot see, so return-to-sport decisions and rehabilitation progress rest on numbers rather than on how the last session happened to feel.

A Titleist Performance Institute movement screen with Amanda, linking the limitations in your body to the faults in your golf swing. We target club head speed, distance and consistency while addressing the back, hip and shoulder strain that golf exposes.

Pregnancy and childbirth place significant demands on the body, and recovery looks different for every woman. We help you regain strength, confidence and function, covering pelvic girdle pain, abdominal separation, pelvic floor weakness and a graded return to running.

Structured rehabilitation after orthopaedic surgery, worked to your surgeon's protocol and to the pace the healing tissue needs. The operation fixes the structure, but what you do over the months that follow is what decides the outcome you actually live with.

Western medical acupuncture from AACP-registered chartered physiotherapists: fine needles placed at specific sites after a proper diagnosis, to help settle persistent musculoskeletal pain. Used within a wider treatment plan, and a course usually gives longer relief than one session.

Musculoskeletal assessment and treatment for children and young people with pain, injury or movement concerns, from sports injuries and fractures to growing pains and intoeing. Children are not simply small adults, and their growing bodies need a different approach.