Physiotherapy in the City of London

Hands-on assessment and treatment for pain in your muscles and joints, paired with the exercises that rebuild strength and technique. Our HCPC-registered physiotherapists treat low back pain, neck and shoulder problems, sports injuries and recovery after surgery. Most major insurers accepted.

Deep tissue and soft tissue work to help you recover, stay injury free and keep performing. We run it alongside your physiotherapy rather than on its own, for marathon runners, cyclists and anyone at a desk carrying long-standing tension through the shoulders and back.

We film you running on the treadmill and play it back in slow motion, then check your strength and mobility alongside it. For runners with an injury that keeps returning, a marathon in the diary, or a decision to make about shoes. You leave with a written plan.

A proper look at how you work: your chair, screen, keyboard, posture and how often you get up. For individuals and whole teams. Most desk-based neck, back and wrist pain traces straight back to the setup. We can do this in clinic, in your office, or over video.

One-to-one care for pelvic and lower back pain in pregnancy, recovery after birth, tummy muscle separation and a weak pelvic floor. Led by exercise and by explaining what is going on, with HCPC-registered physiotherapists across six central London clinics, from pregnancy through to well after the birth.

Sound waves delivered through the skin to stubborn tendon pain that has not settled with exercise alone: heel pain, shoulder pain, Achilles and knee tendon problems. Nothing is injected and nothing is cut. We always run it alongside a rehab programme rather than instead of one.

Rehab after surgery, working to your surgeon’s plan: knee and hip replacements, ACL reconstruction, shoulder and Achilles repairs. We take you from the careful early weeks through to full strength, and you move on to the next stage when you have earned it, not when the calendar says so.

Fine needles into the tight, tender knots in a muscle to help release them and settle the pain. We only offer it after a full physiotherapy assessment, and always as one part of a wider plan rather than a treatment on its own. Sterile single-use needles, and we check it is safe for you every visit.