Physiotherapy in
Brighton and Hove
Physiotherapy is an effective way of treating any muscular, joint or soft tissue problems you might have.
At our Brighton and Hove clinic, our expert Physiotherapists can work with you to help relieve pain, enhance movement and restore function, using a wide range of our treatments to get your back on your feet (see our list below).
We’re recommended as one of the best physiotherapy clinics in Brighton and Hove (have a peek at our reviews below), so please get in touch with us to find out how we can help you too!
Physio Problems We Can Help With
Whether you need help creating a marathon training programme or want us to have a look at your low back pain, we can help!
These are just a few examples of conditions we treat, so if yours isn’t listed here, don’t worry, just give us a call on 01273 711 399 or email info@s57clinic.co.uk and speak with one of our friendly team.
Back and Neck
pain, stiffness, ergonomic pain, pins and needles, injuries, arthritis etc.
Shoulder
frozen shoulder, sports injuries, tendon problems, post surgery recovery etc.
Elbow, Wrist and Hand
tennis elbow, wrist fracture rehab, tingling, RSI, finger pulley injuries etc.
Pelvis and Hip
hip replacements, bursitis, glute issues, piriformis syndrome, arthritis, pre and post natal etc.
Knee
arthritis, runner's knee, post surgery rehab, ACL and meniscal tears, sports injuries etc.
Ankle and Foot
achilles heel, plantar fasciitis, injury rehab, broken ankle, orthotics, running injury etc.
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Absolutely Impeccable Physiotherapist
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Physiotherapy Treatments We Offer
Manual Techniques
Mobilisations
Acupuncture
Massage
Taping
Stength and Conditioning
Movement Analysis
Gait Analysis
Flexibility Training
Exercise Programmes
Education and Retraining
Online Physio Sessions
These are just a few examples of the treatments we provide, so if there’s a treatment you’re looking for that we haven’t listed, just ask us. Give us a call on 01273 711 399 or email info@s57clinic.co.uk and speak to one of our team if you have any questions.
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