24+ conditions · 4 specialities
Conditions we treat
Grouped by area so you can find yours quickly. Don't see your condition? Message us on WhatsApp - if physiotherapy can help, we'll tell you honestly; if it can't, we'll point you to the right specialist.
Spine & back
- Low back pain Chronic or sudden-onset backache from strain, posture or disc issues.
- Cervical spondylosis Neck pain and stiffness, often with headaches or arm tingling.
- Sciatica Nerve pain radiating from the back into the leg.
- Slipped disc (PIVD) Disc bulge or herniation causing back and leg symptoms.
- Postural back & neck strain Desk-work and phone-use related pain in working professionals.
- Spondylolisthesis Vertebral slippage managed with core stability training.
Joints & limbs
- Knee osteoarthritis Age-related knee pain, stiffness and difficulty on stairs.
- Frozen shoulder Progressive shoulder stiffness limiting reach and dressing.
- Rotator cuff injury Shoulder pain on lifting or overhead activity.
- Tennis elbow Outer-elbow pain from repetitive gripping or lifting.
- Carpal tunnel syndrome Wrist nerve compression causing hand numbness and weakness.
- Plantar fasciitis Heel pain with the first steps of the morning.
Neurological
- Stroke (hemiplegia) Re-education of arm, leg and walking after stroke.
- Parkinson's disease Gait, balance and mobility programmes to stay independent.
- Bell's palsy Facial muscle re-education and stimulation for facial weakness.
- Vertigo & balance disorders (BPPV) Vestibular exercises and fall prevention.
- Peripheral neuropathy Strength and sensation training for nerve-related weakness.
- Cerebral palsy (paediatric) Guided motor development programmes for children.
Sports injuries
- ACL & ligament injuries Pre- and post-surgery knee ligament rehab.
- Ankle sprain Ligament recovery plus balance retraining to stop recurrence.
- Hamstring & calf strains Graded loading to return to running safely.
- Runner's knee Patellofemoral pain from training load and mechanics.
- Shin splints Lower-leg overuse pain in runners and court players.
- Shoulder dislocation rehab Stability strengthening after dislocation or repair.
List indicative, not exhaustive - treatment is always based on individual assessment. Every condition above links to one of our four specialised programmes.
Found your condition on the list?
Book an assessment - or WhatsApp us the symptoms and we'll confirm whether physiotherapy is the right next step.