Kevin set up the clinic in 2004. He has a Masters Degree in Sports Medicine which he has put to good use working at 2 Olympic Games and a host of professional sports at National and International level. He has a particular interest in persistent back and neck pain. Charles graduated from St. George's University of London and has spent 7 years working in both the National Health Service and private practice.
Over the last 5 years Charles has focused on musculoskeletal practice including post-operative cases, sports rehabilitation and day to day musculoskeletal complaints. Fiona is our friendly and efficient practice administrator. Fiona will answer any questions you may have about attending the clinic and making appointments. Here are some of the things patients have had to say about our clinic and are happy for us to share with you.
Service is so good, if I need to know anything I know I can just call. Kevin is just wonderful! The understanding I got and the advice on how to deal with Persistent Pain Syndrome was excellent and could not have been better.
Over the last 5 years Charles has focused on musculoskeletal practice including post-operative cases, sports rehabilitation and day to day musculoskeletal complaints. Fiona is our friendly and efficient practice administrator. Fiona will answer any questions you may have about attending the clinic and making appointments. Here are some of the things patients have had to say about our clinic and are happy for us to share with you.
Service is so good, if I need to know anything I know I can just call. Kevin is just wonderful! The understanding I got and the advice on how to deal with Persistent Pain Syndrome was excellent and could not have been better.
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At the Spinal Physiotherapy & Sports Medicine clinic we have a team of highly experienced clinicians with a wide variety of skills to treat all of your musculoskeletal complaints.
In simple terms physiotherapy is about trying to recover normal function to the musculoskeletal system.
Most people see a physiotherapist because they are in pain due to a muscle or joint problem.
The principle of physiotherapy is to get that injured area functioning properly and the pain will look after itself, however our Chartered physiotherapists have a number of techniques they can use to treat the pain as well and make the rehabilitation process as comfortable as possible.
In simple terms physiotherapy is about trying to recover normal function to the musculoskeletal system.
Most people see a physiotherapist because they are in pain due to a muscle or joint problem.
The principle of physiotherapy is to get that injured area functioning properly and the pain will look after itself, however our Chartered physiotherapists have a number of techniques they can use to treat the pain as well and make the rehabilitation process as comfortable as possible.
The Spinal Physiotherapy & Sports Medicine Clinic has been serving patients in the Cambridge area since 2004.
Our team of Physiotherapists are highly skilled medical professionals who deeply value your health and wellbeing.
We take great pride in providing our community with high quality, patient-centric care and health education.
We appreciate that going privately for your treatment can be a significant decision, therefore we publish our performance statistics to help you understand what to expect and what we do.
Our team of Physiotherapists are highly skilled medical professionals who deeply value your health and wellbeing.
We take great pride in providing our community with high quality, patient-centric care and health education.
We appreciate that going privately for your treatment can be a significant decision, therefore we publish our performance statistics to help you understand what to expect and what we do.
In simple terms physiotherapy is about trying to recover normal function to the musculoskeletal system.
Most people see a physiotherapist because they are in pain due to a muscle or joint problem.
The principle of physiotherapy is to get that injured area functioning properly and the pain will look after itself, however our chartered physiotherapists have a number of techniques they can use to treat the pain as well and make the rehabilitation process as comfortable as possible.
We also identify the source of the problem and put a plan in place to prevent it from happening again.
Most people see a physiotherapist because they are in pain due to a muscle or joint problem.
The principle of physiotherapy is to get that injured area functioning properly and the pain will look after itself, however our chartered physiotherapists have a number of techniques they can use to treat the pain as well and make the rehabilitation process as comfortable as possible.
We also identify the source of the problem and put a plan in place to prevent it from happening again.
At The Spinal Physiotherapy & Sports Medicine Clinic we specialise in the treatment of back and neck pain.
80% of people get back problems at some stage in their lives but living with back pain does not have to be an option.
From the acute back injury to more chronic problems our expert Chartered Physiotherapists have seen it all and in the last 10 years alone have helped over 7 thousand people navigate this journey.
Take a look at our testimonials page to hear what they have had to say for themselves.
80% of people get back problems at some stage in their lives but living with back pain does not have to be an option.
From the acute back injury to more chronic problems our expert Chartered Physiotherapists have seen it all and in the last 10 years alone have helped over 7 thousand people navigate this journey.
Take a look at our testimonials page to hear what they have had to say for themselves.
When a muscle is been used or overused a lot of the time it may develop what is known as a trigger point.
A trigger point is defined as a taut band within a muscle that on palpation will generate a local twitch response and causes a deep aching pain radiating from the region.
These are commonly known as 'knots'.
All muscles are susceptible to developing trigger points and many muscles have what are known as dormant trigger points.
A trigger point is active when it is causing pain and twitches when compressed.
A trigger point is defined as a taut band within a muscle that on palpation will generate a local twitch response and causes a deep aching pain radiating from the region.
These are commonly known as 'knots'.
All muscles are susceptible to developing trigger points and many muscles have what are known as dormant trigger points.
A trigger point is active when it is causing pain and twitches when compressed.
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