Our Physiotherapists are all members of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (MCSP) and are Registered with the Health & Care Professional Council (HCPC). We are also members of Physio First, the Organisation of Chartered Physiotherapists in Private Practice. This ensures that we adhere to strict rules of professional conduct and regularly update and maintain our skills and knowledge.
Our friendly helpful receptionists are always here to answer your questions and book your appointments. Find out more about what our friendly team at Broadstone Physiotherapy in Poole can offer you, including aquatherapy, pilates classes, gait analysis and acupuncture by watching our video. Click the video above to play.! Fiona Collier has worked in the Poole area since 1980, specialising in musculoskeletal and recent injuries.
Having worked in Broadstone for many years Broadstone Physiotherapy was set up with a new purpose built practice. Outside of work Fiona has a grown up family, likes walking her dogs, gardening and keeping a few chickens.
Our friendly helpful receptionists are always here to answer your questions and book your appointments. Find out more about what our friendly team at Broadstone Physiotherapy in Poole can offer you, including aquatherapy, pilates classes, gait analysis and acupuncture by watching our video. Click the video above to play.! Fiona Collier has worked in the Poole area since 1980, specialising in musculoskeletal and recent injuries.
Having worked in Broadstone for many years Broadstone Physiotherapy was set up with a new purpose built practice. Outside of work Fiona has a grown up family, likes walking her dogs, gardening and keeping a few chickens.
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Whether you are young or old, very fit or just unfit, strains and injury can spoil your enjoyment of life.
Your body is complex and wonderful.
It cleverly monitors itself and adapts for internal and external changes without us even being aware - and most of the time it works really well.
Just being able to stand up and walk is incredibly complicated and needs your muscles, bones and tendons to all be working together.
Our bodies depend on muscles, even very small ones, constantly working either with or against each other to keep us in a state of equilibrium.
Your body is complex and wonderful.
It cleverly monitors itself and adapts for internal and external changes without us even being aware - and most of the time it works really well.
Just being able to stand up and walk is incredibly complicated and needs your muscles, bones and tendons to all be working together.
Our bodies depend on muscles, even very small ones, constantly working either with or against each other to keep us in a state of equilibrium.
Holly Sizer is the Specialist Neurological Physiotherapist at Broadstone Physiotherapy & Aquatherapy.
Holly has specialised in neurology for over eight years and has worked at The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery (Queens Square, London) and at Poole Hospital.
If you have a neurological condition you should see a Specialist Neurological Physiotherapist.
A Neurological Physiotherapist is a therapist who specialises in treating patients who have suffered an injury or disease affecting the central nervous system - the brain, spinal cord or nerves.
Holly has specialised in neurology for over eight years and has worked at The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery (Queens Square, London) and at Poole Hospital.
If you have a neurological condition you should see a Specialist Neurological Physiotherapist.
A Neurological Physiotherapist is a therapist who specialises in treating patients who have suffered an injury or disease affecting the central nervous system - the brain, spinal cord or nerves.
What is acupuncture?
Acupuncture is one of the oldest recorded forms of medicine, and has been used in China for over 3,000 years.
It involves inserting very fine sterile needles into your skin and muscles at specific points.
Physiotherapists use acupuncture primarily for pain relief.
How will it work for me?
There are several theories about how the effects of acupuncture are produced.
There is evidence that it will help your body to release its own natural pain killing chemicals called endorphins, and that it stimulates the nerve fibres to modify the way that pain signals reach your brain.
Acupuncture is one of the oldest recorded forms of medicine, and has been used in China for over 3,000 years.
It involves inserting very fine sterile needles into your skin and muscles at specific points.
Physiotherapists use acupuncture primarily for pain relief.
How will it work for me?
There are several theories about how the effects of acupuncture are produced.
There is evidence that it will help your body to release its own natural pain killing chemicals called endorphins, and that it stimulates the nerve fibres to modify the way that pain signals reach your brain.
Broadstone & Poole Physiotherapy Practice is one of very few private practices which has its own aquatherapy pool.
Aquatherapy is a fantastic form of treatment with lots of medical and physical benefits.
These include relief of pain and muscle spasm due to the warmth of the water helping to increase your blood circulation, and being able to continue to exercise even if you have an injury or have painful joints that would otherwise prevent you exercising on land.
The pool at Broadstone Physiotherapy is 5 x 3 metres with a depth you can safely walk around.
Aquatherapy is a fantastic form of treatment with lots of medical and physical benefits.
These include relief of pain and muscle spasm due to the warmth of the water helping to increase your blood circulation, and being able to continue to exercise even if you have an injury or have painful joints that would otherwise prevent you exercising on land.
The pool at Broadstone Physiotherapy is 5 x 3 metres with a depth you can safely walk around.
Natasha Alan-Williams is a professional Massage and Myofascial Therapist at Broadstone Physiotherapy & Aquatherapy.
She has been in private practice since 2010 working alongside other health care practitioners to facilitate recovery from injury and chronic pain.
Natasha provides therapeutic, deep tissue massage and rehabilitation for a wide range of injuries including sports and over use, chronic conditions, pain management and every day wear and tear.
Natasha also has extensive experience of working with people with spinal injury and neurological conditions including Stroke and Multiple Sclerosis.
She has been in private practice since 2010 working alongside other health care practitioners to facilitate recovery from injury and chronic pain.
Natasha provides therapeutic, deep tissue massage and rehabilitation for a wide range of injuries including sports and over use, chronic conditions, pain management and every day wear and tear.
Natasha also has extensive experience of working with people with spinal injury and neurological conditions including Stroke and Multiple Sclerosis.
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