Sports Massage London Borough Of Ealing

All forms of painful musculoskeletal conditions are treated by trained and experienced osteopaths at these two clinics located at Exmoor Street and Barley Mow Centre in London. Referrals are accepted from local GP practices and hospitals by the team at the clinic. Patients of all ages are treated at the clinic. A detailed initial assessment is conducted and a treatment plan formulated. The team also provides exercise prescriptions and lifestyle advice to supplement osteopathic treatments. Conditions treated include joint and muscle pains and stiffness, repetitive strain injuries, chronic health conditionsand biochemical and muscle imbalance.

This West London physiotherapy clinic specializes in pain relief and sports injury treatments. A range of chartered physiotherapy, fitness and training services are provided at the clinic. The clinic has an onsite gymnasium and consulting room. The practice physiotherapist Nathan Carter is recognized by all major insurance companies and the NHS. The clinic also welcomes referrals from general practitioners and consultants. Traditional physiotherapy techniques, exercise prescriptions and biomechanics including fitting orthotic insoles are performed at the clinic.

Private patients and professional sportspersons are provided physiotherapy services at this clinic located in Leeds. The clinic forms part of the Virgin Active health Club and Gym. Physiotherapists massage therapists and podiatrists work together to help patients suffering from a range of conditions. The chartered physiotherapist who treats patients at the clinic has over 15 year experience in treating patients. The clinic has football and cricket clubs and the North Ballet Theatre among its clients.

Chiropractors specialise in the diagnosis and treatment of conditions which are due to mechanical dysfunction of the joints, especially those of the spine, and their effects on the nervous system. Chiropractors use their hands to adjust the joints of your spine and other areas of the body where signs of restrictions in movement are found. This improves mobility and relieves pain. Poor, inadequate or incorrect function of the spine can cause irritation of the nerves that control your posture and movement. By adjusting joints, chiropractors stimulate the joint movement receptors affecting the way your nervous system works. On first meeting you, the chiropractor will take a detailed history of your health, your reasons for seeking a consultation and a full examination will then be undertaken. Sometimes treatment is immediate, at other times it may be necessary to seek further information from your GP or to arrange x-rays, blood or urine tests. Your individual needs and your role in the treatment plan will be discussed and considered with you at all times. Chiropractic care mainly involves treatment by manipulation to the joints of the spine or other areas of the body. Most often this involves a short impulse to the joint, resulting in an audible ‘crack’ as the joint is released, bringing relief of symptoms. The crack is simply the sound of bubbles of gas popping in the fluid of the joint as the pressure is released. This is known as an ‘adjustment.’ Generally, chiroprac