Physiotherapy on Regent Street, London

Hands-on assessment and treatment for musculoskeletal pain — combining manual therapy with progressive exercise rehab in line with NICE guidance. HCPC-registered physiotherapists treating low back pain, neck and shoulder problems, sports injuries, and post-surgical rehab. Most major insurers accepted.

Deep tissue and soft-tissue therapy for recovery, injury prevention, and performance support. Delivered alongside our physiotherapy practice — clinically integrated rather than stand-alone — for marathon runners, cyclists, and desk-based clients with chronic muscular tension.

Video gait analysis combined with strength and mobility screening — for runners with persistent injuries, marathon training questions, or footwear decisions to make. Treadmill-based filming with slow-motion playback during the session, plus a written rehab and training plan.

Ergonomic and DSE assessments of how you work at your desk — chair, monitor, keyboard, posture, and movement breaks — for individuals and corporate teams. Resolves the workstation factors driving most desk-based neck, back, and wrist pain. In-clinic, on-site, or remote video.

Women's health physiotherapy for pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain, postnatal recovery, diastasis recti, and pelvic-floor weakness. One-to-one, exercise- and education-led care in line with NICE guidance, delivered by HCPC-registered physiotherapists across six central London clinics — antenatal through postnatal and beyond.

Focused extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT) for stubborn tendinopathies — plantar fasciitis, calcific rotator-cuff, Achilles and patellar tendon pain — that have not settled with loading. A non-invasive, NICE-supported adjunct, always delivered alongside a progressive rehabilitation programme rather than in place of it.

Surgeon-aligned rehabilitation after orthopaedic and soft-tissue surgery — knee and hip replacement, ACL reconstruction, rotator-cuff and Achilles repair. Criteria-based, progressive physiotherapy that takes you from the early protective phase back to full strength and a confident return to work, sport, or daily life.

Clinically guided dry needling and Western medical acupuncture for myofascial trigger-point and musculoskeletal pain. Delivered only after a full physiotherapy assessment and used as one adjunct within a wider plan — single-use sterile needles, contraindications screened every visit — never as a stand-alone treatment.