Conditions and Treatments OUR SPECIALIST AREAS

At Harding Physiotherapy we specialise in treating musculoskeletal injuries and pain, and can offer you help whether your symptoms are acute (new) or chronic (old).

WHAT ARE MUSCULOSKELETAL INJURIES?

Musculoskeletal injuries include bones, joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments and nerves, so if you do not see your symptoms listed on the page below and you’re unsure if we can help you, please don’t hesitate to contact us at the clinic to discuss your requirements.

CONDITIONS WE TREAT

Back, neck and shoulder pain

Sports injuries

Whiplash

Muscle and joint pain

Muscle and postural imbalance

Headaches

Arthritic pain

Work-related injuries

Post-surgery rehabilitation

Tendinopathies such as Tennis Elbow, Achilles Pain, Rotator Cuff injuries

Plantarfascitis

Sciatica

Sprains and Strains (Pulled muscles, ligament injuries etc)

Physiotherapy or Sports Therapy?

There are many similarities in the services provided. Both require degree level qualification and both require membership of their relevant governing bodies.

Physiotherapists help people affected by injury, illness or disability through movement and exercise, manual therapy, education and advice. They maintain health for people of all ages, helping patients to manage pain and prevent disease.

Sports Therapists are trained specifically to deal with sports or activity related injury, and are specialised in recognising, treating and rehabilitating sports injuries.

If you are unsure as to whether you should book in with one of our Physios or our Sports Therapist, please call the clinic on 01487 843844 to discuss

TREATMENT TECHNIQUES AT HARDING PHYSIOTHERAPY

We use a wide selection of treatment techniques (some outlined below) to optimise your body’s healing processes following an injury, therefore reducing pain and stiffness, increasing range of movement and improving your level of function.

HANDS ON TREATMENTS & HOME EXERCISE

In addition to this, treatment is complimented with individual, evidence based rehabilitation programs for you to carry out at home. Your therapist will advise you which treatments would be most suited to treating your symptoms. The combined approach of hands on treatments and home exercise programs helps to promote an effective recovery in the optimum time frame.