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BWT Physio have a opening for a F/T highly skilled physiotherapist to join their msk team working in both corporate and premier sports club environments. You will be joining a polyclinic incorporating medical and therapeutic specialisms with a comprehensive employment package.
Contact Debbie Martin for more details at debbie.martin@bwtphysio.co.uk
Thank you for your overwhelming interest. A waiting list is now open for the second class to commence. Day time and evening vacancies available.
Please contact 01202 749514 to reserve your place.
BWT has expanded their range of services to welcome osteopath Lorna Dryer to the team
The Osteopathy Service has proved to be a huge success and due to increasing enquiries, we are delighted that Lorna is now able to offer more appointment availability.
To book your Initial 60 Minute Consultation & Treatment please telephone 01202 749514
Back On Track - FREE TRIAL CLASS
Monday evenings 6pm - Ashley Cross
If you have been struggling with ongoing back pain or just want to improve your mobility, flexibility, balance or fitness levels, come and enjoy a free trial class at our Parkstone Clinic led by Tom Jeffreys, our Rehabilitation Specialist.
All abilities welcome come and see if this is the class for you
Spaces limited to 6 people so call 01202 749514 to book your place now.
BWT are pleased to announce a new class being held at The West Hants Club on a Friday from 2pm - 3pm.
If you are interested please contact Julia Gracey - Chairperson of the Poole branch of The Parkinsons UK - email chairpersonpooleparkinsons@gmail.com
Numbers are limited but a a new class will commence as demand increases.
The class involves vigorous exercises including floor/mat exercises and circuit training.
For further information from the physio - instructor email Matt on matt.oneill@bwtphysio.co.uk
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Pelvic Girdle Pain (PGP) is characterised by pain in the pubic region, lower back, hips, groin thighs or knees, clicking or grinding in the pelvic area or pain made worse by movement.
Physiotherapy treatment can be used to help mobilise the bones of the pelvis, lower back and hips to get them into a better position and moving normally again. This is achieved using gentle hands-on mobilisation techniques, massage and stretches.
