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Physiotherapy can help you with

• Chronic, ongoing pain affecting your physical health, mental health and/or ability to work.
• To manage chronic heath problems (e.g arthritis, fibromyalgia, chronic back pain).
• Acute muscle and joint injuries (e.g sprained ankle, sports injury, back spasm after injury when gardening) 
• Recovery from surgery (e.g knee replacement or fracture fixation).

Claire is a musculoskeletal Physiotherapist treating problems affecting the muscles, bones, joints and other soft tissues within the body. She can help you to recover from injuries and manage long term conditions. 

Physiotherapy can help with common issues such as back, shoulder or knee pain, whether they result from sports or occupational injuries, long term conditions such as osteoarthritis or fibromyalgia or natural changes in the body such as pregnancy or the aging process.

What does an appointment involve?

Claire takes a holistic approach to Physiotherapy and considers how the whole body functions in her approach to assessing and treating clients. She considers how factors such as social or workplace activities and a persons mental wellbeing can affect the body and the health problem in question and may need to be altered in order to get the best outcome from physiotherapy.

Claires approach to treatment includes:

• Education and advice on day to day matters such as posture, correct lifting or working positions to help prevent further injuries
• Exercise and physical activity and advice on this – exercises will likely be given to you or recommended to improve your problem and to target certain muscle groups or areas of the body.
• Manual therapy –such as massage or joint mobilisation to relieve pain, muscle tension and stiffness, and to allow you to move and function better.
• Pilates exercises to strengthen your core muscles, improve your posture and aid rehabilitation

 Most clients require at least 3 appointments to fully recover from their injury and address the underlying causes. 

Claire works part time in the NHS and has experience treating people of all ages, health and activity levels.

Claire offers Physiotherapy treatments at:

treat Norwich, Capitol House

Heigham street

Norwich

NR 24TE

For more information on Physiotherapy or to book an appointment please use the form or link below.

Price:

£35 Online Appointment (30-40 minute appointment)

£ 60 initial consultation face to face (45 minute appointment)

£45 per follow up session face to face (30-40 minute appointent)

Please note any bookings cancelled with less than 24 hours notice or unattended will be charged a cancellation fee. 

Women's health physiotherapy can help women experiencing muscle and joint issues in pregnancy and postnatally, such as: 

• pelvic girdle pain,
• low back pain
• diastasis recti (tummy gapping).

It can also help women to overcome problems affecting continence and pelvic floor function which often occur after childbirth, from surgery or menopause,

such as:

• overactive bladder',
• stress incontinence (leaking when you cough, laugh, jump etc) 
• pelvic organ prolapse. 

Claire uses many approaches to help women overcome their problems, including Pilates exercises, postural awareness training, manual/ hands on physiotherapy and the principles of pelvic floor exercise training.

Your exact treatment and rehabilitation plan will depend on your symptoms, number of children and birth history, overall health and stage of pregnancy (for antenatal clients). This will be agreed with you following an indepth initial consulation and assessment, face to face or through video (using zoom). 

Claire has trained with the PGOP (pelvic, obstetric and gynaecological physiothrapy society), has worked in womens health within the NHS and has experience teaching pre and post natal Pilates. To book an appointment or discuss if womens health physiotherapy is for you please complete the enquiry form below or book online. 

(Prices as above)