Assessment and rehabilitation
Your care
Your first appointment
Initial physiotherapy appointments allow 60 minutes to discuss the problem, assess movement, explain the findings and begin treatment.
1.
Tell us what has changed
We discuss symptoms, health history, work, training and the activities you want to return to.
2.
Assess the relevant movement
Your clinician checks the movements, strength or tasks connected with the problem.
3.
Explain the findings
You leave with a clear view of what appears to be limiting you and what can be addressed first.
4.
Begin treatment
The visit may include hands-on care, exercise, activity changes or a combination of these.
How treatment progresses
Review points are linked to work, training or daily tasks rather than a fixed number of appointments.
Settle the current limit
Treatment and activity changes reduce the main barrier to comfortable movement.
Build capacity between visits
Your program is matched to your schedule, available equipment and current tolerance.
Test the return
Later reviews check the real demands of your job, sport or daily routine before discharge.
Who to book with
Reception can change the appointment if another clinician is a better fit.
Physiotherapist
Suitable for
Pain, injury, movement restriction, recovery after surgery and return to work or sport.
First booking
Choose an initial physiotherapy appointment for a new problem.
Pelvic health physiotherapist
Suitable for
Pelvic pain, bladder or bowel symptoms, pregnancy-related concerns and postnatal recovery.
First booking
Choose a pelvic health initial so there is time for a private history.
Exercise physiologist
Suitable for
Long-term health conditions, active ageing, strength development and supervised exercise.
First booking
Choose an exercise physiology initial before individual or group sessions.
Allow 60 minutes
There is time for your history, assessment, explanation and initial treatment.
Bring relevant information
Recent imaging, referral letters, a medicine list and post-operative instructions are useful.
Wear suitable clothing
Choose clothing that allows the affected area to move. Bring sport shoes or equipment when relevant.