Conditions we treat.
Assessment-led treatment for the injuries we see most, in Kings Cross and Hampstead, London. You see the same practitioner at every session, from the first assessment to the last.
The Soft Tissue Programme · 8 sessions · £765. The Rehabilitation Programme · 10 sessions · £1,080.
Start with where it hurts.
Choose the problem that sounds like yours. Each page explains what usually keeps it going, what treatment with us looks like, and the signs that mean you should see a doctor first.
Whatever it is, you start with one assessment, so you know what you are dealing with before you commit to anything. If it needs more than one visit, you can book the whole plan at a fixed price, which saves up to £120 against paying session by session.
Hips, knees, ankles and feet.
Knee pain
Pain on stairs, squatting or running that usually started at the hip.
See the programmeAchilles tendinopathy
Tendon pain that used to ease once you warmed up, and now does not.
See the programmePlantar fasciitis
Heel pain that bites on the first steps out of bed.
See the programmeIT band syndrome
Sharp pain on the outside of the knee at the same point in every run.
See the programmeHip pain
Hip or glute pain that stretching has not touched.
See the programmeACL rehab support
Soft tissue and loading support alongside your surgeon and physio team.
See the programmeRunning injuries
Injured mid-block, and you want the mileage back without repeating it.
See the programmeBack and spine.
Shoulder, arm and hand.
Shoulder pain
Shoulder pain and tension that come back every working week.
See the programmeRotator cuff
A shoulder that catches overhead, or will not load the way it used to.
See the programmeFrozen shoulder
A shoulder losing range whether you move it or somebody else does.
See the programmeTennis elbow
Outer elbow pain that gripping has been making worse for months.
See the programmeGolfer's elbow
Inner elbow pain that flares with gripping and lifting.
See the programmeWrist pain
Wrist or forearm pain from a desk, a barbell, or both.
See the programme