Even though the restrictions have eased, we have taken the decision that staff and patients need to continue wearing masks in the clinic, until at least the end of August We will also continue to keep the rooms ventilated. We see many different types of patients in clinic, including those with underlying medical conditions and the elderly. Also, to continue caring for all our patients we need our physios fit too.
Mask wearing reduces the chance of infection (and getting 'pinged') which will allow continuity of care to patients presently being seen. West Hampstead Physiotherapy is situated on Mill Lane NW6, between West End Lane and the Kilburn High Road. All our physiotherapists are state registered and chartered physiotherapists, registered with the Health professional council and the Chartered society of physiotherapy.
Making a booking is quick and easy, the process has been streamlined so you can get an appointment within minutes!
Mask wearing reduces the chance of infection (and getting 'pinged') which will allow continuity of care to patients presently being seen. West Hampstead Physiotherapy is situated on Mill Lane NW6, between West End Lane and the Kilburn High Road. All our physiotherapists are state registered and chartered physiotherapists, registered with the Health professional council and the Chartered society of physiotherapy.
Making a booking is quick and easy, the process has been streamlined so you can get an appointment within minutes!
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West Hampstead Physiotherapy was opened in 2007 by Martin Clitheroe to provide a high level of physiotherapy to the residents of West Hampstead, Kilburn, Willesden Green, Cricklewood Brondesbury, Swiss Cottage and Queen's Park.
Within this time we have seen patients from all walks of life, ethnic diversity and with varying levels of ability from professional athletes to people following surgery and with chronic regressive conditions.
We pride ourselves on the level of clinical experience we have and the clinically reasoned, evidence based and pragmatic approach to patient care that all staff members have.
Within this time we have seen patients from all walks of life, ethnic diversity and with varying levels of ability from professional athletes to people following surgery and with chronic regressive conditions.
We pride ourselves on the level of clinical experience we have and the clinically reasoned, evidence based and pragmatic approach to patient care that all staff members have.
Martin qualified in 1996 from the University of Hertfordshire and is the owner and principle physiotherapist of West Hampstead Physiotherapy which has been established since 2007.
Previous to this, he worked as clinical lead within Brent were he taught multiple workshops to GP's in Brent on assessment and first line care or musculoskeletal injury.
He also assessed and redesigned musculoskeletal services across the borough.
Alongside this, he gained numerous post-graduate qualifications in spinal manipulation, advanced shoulder and spinal assessment and rehabilitation, soft tissue release techniques, adverse neural dynamics, functional core stability as well as obtaining a post-graduate certificate in Sports injury and exercise management from Leeds Metropolitan University.
Previous to this, he worked as clinical lead within Brent were he taught multiple workshops to GP's in Brent on assessment and first line care or musculoskeletal injury.
He also assessed and redesigned musculoskeletal services across the borough.
Alongside this, he gained numerous post-graduate qualifications in spinal manipulation, advanced shoulder and spinal assessment and rehabilitation, soft tissue release techniques, adverse neural dynamics, functional core stability as well as obtaining a post-graduate certificate in Sports injury and exercise management from Leeds Metropolitan University.
If you are unsure which service is best for you then please email us or book in with a physiotherapist as the first course or action.
The therapist can help diagnose your specific problem and guide you in the right direction.
If however, you have had therapy before and know what works best for you, then book straight in.
If you are just feeling tight after a stressful day at work or after a hard training session, then book in for a massage and should anything arise within the session that needs further investigation then the massage therapist can always suggest a physiotherapy assessment.
The therapist can help diagnose your specific problem and guide you in the right direction.
If however, you have had therapy before and know what works best for you, then book straight in.
If you are just feeling tight after a stressful day at work or after a hard training session, then book in for a massage and should anything arise within the session that needs further investigation then the massage therapist can always suggest a physiotherapy assessment.
The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy was awarded its Royal Charter in 1920 were originally developed from a massage background by 4 nurses back in 1894.
Nowadays, through evidence-based studies and practical daily analysis with patients, it now encompasses disciplines of biomechanics, joint movement, muscle balance and recruitment, physiological healing, neural anatomy and transmission.
The ability to use this information effectively depends on our relationship with you the patient; helping you understand your condition and factors that may affect the healing of your problem.
Nowadays, through evidence-based studies and practical daily analysis with patients, it now encompasses disciplines of biomechanics, joint movement, muscle balance and recruitment, physiological healing, neural anatomy and transmission.
The ability to use this information effectively depends on our relationship with you the patient; helping you understand your condition and factors that may affect the healing of your problem.
Sports Massage is the term applied to the discipline of using massage for the specific benefit of all sports and exercise participants.
It covers the management, manipulation and rehabilitation of the soft tissues of the body e.g.
Based in clinical, professional practice, therapeutic massage is a good way to improve your quality of life and can be suitable to aid relaxation or to treat many problems, including muscular pain, injuries, tension, stiffness, stress and insomnia.
Usually a full-body treatment, however, the session can be tailored to the areas that need most work: often the shoulders, back or legs.
It covers the management, manipulation and rehabilitation of the soft tissues of the body e.g.
Based in clinical, professional practice, therapeutic massage is a good way to improve your quality of life and can be suitable to aid relaxation or to treat many problems, including muscular pain, injuries, tension, stiffness, stress and insomnia.
Usually a full-body treatment, however, the session can be tailored to the areas that need most work: often the shoulders, back or legs.
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