New Opening Hours from June 1st!
June 03, 2020
We are pleased to be opening our clinic at Ashley Cross Parkstone Monday to Friday 9am – 5pm All appointments will need to be pre-booked by calling 01202 749514, where you will be given an initial free triage of your condition to determine the type of treatment required. Please be assured your safety is our […]
A Top Physiotherapist Explains 5 Easy Ways to Avoid Running Injuries
July 26, 2019
If you’ve run any distance competitively, from 10ks to full marathons, you’ll know that getting to race day and avoiding injury can sometimes be half the battle. But your ability to race, and race well, doesn’t have to be left in the lap of the Gods, you can take injury prevention into your own hands […]
Sleep your way to better Productivity, Mental and Physical Health
April 11, 2019
Getting a good night’s sleep, in the right kind of sleep environment, promotes a daily recovery state for our bodies and minds. Did you realise that we are able to live five times as long without food as we are without sleep? Sleep reduction decreases the efficiency of our brains to manage neurotoxic waste. As […]
June 2018 Enlighten Me
May 18, 2018
June 2018 Enlighten Me – a series of informal lectures hosted at BWT. These one hour talks will be interactive sessions with questions and answers, covering a variety of medical topics.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month
September 29, 2017
October is Breast Cancer awareness month and this year is the 25th anniversary of the iconic Pink Ribbon. Breast Cancer is the most common type of cancer in the UK, with 1 in 9 women diagnosed during their lifetime
Did you know that 1 in 5 pregnant women will experience some form of back pain or pelvic girdle pain during their pregnancy?
July 20, 2017
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.