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Physiotherapy at Harborne Chiropractic Clinic

We start with an Initial Consultation. This takes up to an hour and consists of a history, examination, report of findings and a treatment.

Follow up treatments can be 30 minutes or 60 minutes depending on your needs. Our treatment plans are tailored to your individual needs, based on your diagnosis, and combine hands-on treatment such as sports massage and cupping with one-to-one rehabilitation sessions.

Our Physiotherapist is registered with the HCPC and CSP.

Our goal is to get you back to your best function as soon as possible.

What is Physiotherapy?

Physiotherapy is a healthcare profession focused on helping people restore movement and function when affected by injury, illness, or disability.

Physiotherapists use a variety of techniques such as exercise, manual therapy, and education to promote healing, improve strength and flexibility, relieve pain, and enhance overall quality of life.

They work closely with patients to create personalized treatment plans tailored to their specific needs and goals.

What can physiotherapy help with?

Physiotherapy can help with a wide range of issues, including:

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1. Musculoskeletal Injuries:

This includes conditions like sprains, strains, fractures, and tendonitis, as well as chronic conditions like osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.

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2. Neurological Conditions:

Physiotherapy can assist individuals with neurological conditions such as stroke, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injuries, and cerebral palsy, helping to improve mobility, balance, and functional independence.

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3. Sports Injuries:

Athletes often seek physiotherapy to recover from sports-related injuries, enhance performance, and prevent future injuries through specific training and rehabilitation programs.

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4. Post-Surgical Rehabilitation:

Physiotherapy plays a crucial role in post-operative care, helping patients recover strength, mobility, and function following surgeries such as joint replacements, ligament repairs, and spinal surgeries.

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5. Cardiopulmonary Conditions:

Physiotherapists also work with individuals with heart and lung conditions like chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), heart attacks, and asthma, providing exercises and techniques to improve breathing, endurance, and cardiovascular health.

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6. Pain Management:

Physiotherapy interventions, including manual therapy, exercise, and modalities such as ultrasound and electrical stimulation, can help alleviate pain associated with various conditions, including chronic pain syndromes.

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7. Women's Health:

Physiotherapy can assist women with issues such as pelvic floor dysfunction, prenatal and postnatal care, and rehabilitation following gynaecological surgeries.

These are just a few examples, but physiotherapy is a versatile profession that can address a broad spectrum of physical health issues across the lifespan.

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Who Typically Benefits From Physiotherapy?

Physiotherapy helps anyone looking to improve movement, strength, or manage pain—from injury or surgery recovery to chronic conditions and daily aches. It’s popular with athletes, older adults, and people with posture-related pain from desk jobs.

Common issues treated include back and neck pain, joint injuries, arthritis, sciatica, repetitive strain, and post-surgery rehab. Treatments combine manual therapy, exercises, and education to address the root causes, not just symptoms.

Benefits and Outcomes of  Physiotherapy Treatment

Physiotherapy reduces pain, restores movement, and helps you return to daily activities or sports safely. It strengthens weak areas, improves flexibility, and corrects movement patterns to prevent future injuries.

Physios also teach exercises and self-care techniques to maintain long-term health. Many patients regain confidence in their movement, recover fitness gradually, and enjoy better mobility, less pain, and improved quality of life

Physiotherapy FAQs

Are physios doctors?
No — physiotherapists aren’t medical doctors. They’re degree-trained, regulated professionals who specialise in movement and rehab.
What to wear to a physio appointment?
Wear loose, comfy clothes you can move in easily. Bring shorts if you need treatment on your legs or hips.
Can a physio help arthritis?
Yes — physios help manage arthritis pain and stiffness. They teach exercises to keep joints moving and muscles strong. They can also advise on posture, pacing, and daily activities.
Can a physio help sciatica?
Yes — physiotherapy is very effective for sciatica. They use manual therapy, stretches, and exercises to ease nerve pressure. They’ll also show you how to prevent flare-ups.
Can a physio help neck pain?
Absolutely — neck pain is a common reason to see a physio. They use hands-on treatment and posture advice. You’ll also get exercises to strengthen and support your neck.
Can a physio help back pain?
Yes — physio is one of the best ways to treat back pain. They’ll help reduce pain, restore movement, and prevent it returning. Treatment may include massage, exercises, and education.
How much does a physio cost?
Initial Consultation is £55

Treatments is £43

Block discounts are available.

Should I see a private physiotherapist?
Yes. Avoid long NHS wait time and receive proper individualised care specific to your needs.