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Physiotherapy
Christchurch

Christchurch Physiotherapy Clinic At Bridge Health & Wellbeing

If you’re looking for physiotherapy in Christchurch, Dorset, then you’ve come to the right place. Our Christchurch physiotherapy clinic have experts on hand to help you recover from pain.

At our private physio clinic in Christchurch, Dorset, we have everything you need to recover from injury and relieve your pain. From thorough assessment and treatment in our private treatment rooms, to supervised physiotherapy exercises and rehabilitation in our state-of-the-art gym and rehab classes that will complete your recovery, we have a standalone facility that can address all your physio needs.

Led by Paul O’Connell (MSC, BSC, HCPC, MCSP), our clinicians have many years of experience in both the NHS and private sector, as well as private hospitals. They regularly work with sports teams and in sports injury clinics. If you’ve just had surgery or picked up an injury, if you’re struggling with long-term pain, illness or disability, our physiotherapy clinic in Christchurch, Dorset is here to help.

How does Physiotherapy work?

The aim of physiotherapy is to restore motion and function to bones, joints and tissues in your body. It’s a science-based discipline that provides relief and rehabilitation for many different conditions and complaints, from soreness or pain to injury, disability and post-surgery recovery.

Physiotherapy comes in several different forms. These include manual therapy (where we use our hands to encourage movement and reduce stiffness), tailored exercise plans, and education (such as correct lifting techniques and how to improve your posture). The key thing about physiotherapy is that it’s personal to you as an individual. Every person’s body is different, so the treatment will be tailored to your own needs and goals.

Prices

Initial Assessment (up to one hour) – £65
60 minute follow up – £75
30 minute follow up – £55

How does Physiotherapy work?

The aim of physiotherapy is to restore motion and function to bones, joints and tissues in your body. It’s a science-based discipline that provides relief and rehabilitation for many different conditions and complaints, from soreness or pain to injury, disability and post-surgery recovery.

Physiotherapy comes in several different forms. These include manual therapy (where we use our hands to encourage movement and reduce stiffness), tailored exercise plans, and education (such as correct lifting techniques and how to improve your posture). The key thing about physiotherapy is that it’s personal to you as an individual. Every person’s body is different, so the treatment will be tailored to your own needs and goals.

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Are you struggling with a spinal problem?

We regularly treat a wide range of spinal conditions including:

Do you need help with an upper or lower limb injury?

We help patients to recover from many upper and lower limb conditions including:

Benefits of Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy focusses on improving movement and restoring function, so you can build your strength and get back to doing what you do best. Physio is suitable for everybody, whether you want to start a rehabilitation programme after an injury, or need advice and an exercise plan for age-related conditions.

Once you’ve started treatment with us, you’ll have access to our gym facilities. Or you might like to join one of our exercise classes, which can be very helpful for supporting recovery and preventing re-injury.

 Benefits of Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy focusses on improving movement and restoring function, so you can build your strength and get back to doing what you do best. Physio is suitable for everybody, whether you want to start a rehabilitation programme after an injury, or need advice and an exercise plan for age-related conditions.

Once you’ve started treatment with us, you’ll have access to our gym facilities. Or you might like to join one of our exercise classes, which can be very helpful for supporting recovery and preventing re-injury.

What to expect

The aim of physiotherapy is to restore motion and function to bones, joints and tissues in your body. It’s a science-based discipline that provides relief and rehabilitation for many different conditions and complaints, from soreness or pain to injury, disability and post-surgery recovery. Physiotherapy comes in several different forms. These include manual therapy (where we use our hands to encourage movement and reduce stiffness), tailored exercise plans, and education (such as correct lifting techniques and how to improve your posture).

The key thing about physiotherapy is that it’s personal to you as an individual. Every person’s body is different, so the treatment will be tailored to your own needs and goals.

Are you facing orthopaedic surgery?

We have a huge amount of experience with orthopaedic surgery. Our physiotherapists can help you pre- and post-surgery for procedures including:

Tips and Tools

Lead physiotherapist Paul regularly writes about common injuries and how they can be treated through physiotherapy on our blog. Why not check out his latest guide to common shoulder conditions:

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“I went to see Paul because I’ve had an ongoing achilles problem and I have never found anybody that has been able to resolve it. I am pleased to say that I am now at last pain free and in full training mode, thank you to Paul. I would 100% recommend Bridge Health & Wellbeing”

– Mel C

Physiotherapy FAQs

Do I need a GP referral before I can see you?

No. You don’t need to be referred to us in order to make an appointment. While it’s always helpful to have accompanying notes or a diagnosis from a GP or consultant, we don’t need to have them before we see you or start your treatment. You can simply walk in, book an appointment with our clinicians, and they will assess, diagnose and treat you.

Can I cancel an appointment?

If you need to ask change or cancel an appointment, we ask that you contact us at least 24 hours beforehand (cancellations within 24 hours are charged at 50% of the appointment fee).

What should I bring to the appointment?

Please wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothes when you come for your appointment. If you’re having a lower limb assessment, shorts or leggings are best. If it’s for an upper limb problem, please make sure you’re wearing a vest, vest-top or similar.

What if I need a chaperone?

If you feel that you would prefer to have a chaperone with you during your assessment then please bring a suitable person.

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Have a question? Get in touch!

To find out how physiotherapy might help you, please contact us on 01202 473800 or email on info@bridgehw.com. You can also book your physio appointment online.