We had a wonderful evening celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Ann McLaughlin Physiotherapy. Thank you very much to everyone who came along to help make it such a great celebration! See photos here. Last year we celebrated 50 years of Physiotherapy in Ealing - it was our Golden Jubilee and we are very proud of this achievement. The practice was started when my GP asked me to see one of his patients in the area but I had recently given birth to our daughter Sarah and wasn't intending to work.
However the challenge was just the stimulus that I needed. Sarah travelled around in a red carrycot and fortunately was a good sleeper. So.the practice was launched. Our son Andrew was born 20 months later and with the help and support of family and friends we set up a treatment room at home. Over the years the practice grew and we needed more space.
Fortunately I was able to move the practice into its current home, which was a stable and coach house in the late 19th century complete with original cobbles and part of the stalls used for the horses.
However the challenge was just the stimulus that I needed. Sarah travelled around in a red carrycot and fortunately was a good sleeper. So.the practice was launched. Our son Andrew was born 20 months later and with the help and support of family and friends we set up a treatment room at home. Over the years the practice grew and we needed more space.
Fortunately I was able to move the practice into its current home, which was a stable and coach house in the late 19th century complete with original cobbles and part of the stalls used for the horses.
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Having qualified as a Physiotherapist many years ago, I worked at Barts and later Great Ormond Street Hospital giving me wide experience in Orthopaedics, rehabilitation following neurosurgery, post natal exercise and management of acute respiratory conditions.
I then changed direction and worked in the independent sector starting my practice in Ealing over 50 years ago.
The practice has grown over time and moved into our present location 23 years ago.
There are 5 therapists and a team of 3 who run our office.
I then changed direction and worked in the independent sector starting my practice in Ealing over 50 years ago.
The practice has grown over time and moved into our present location 23 years ago.
There are 5 therapists and a team of 3 who run our office.
The Practice was established in central Ealing in 1969 and continues to offer prompt, professional physiotherapy treatment.
Our staff of qualified and experienced Chartered Physiotherapists provide individual treatment in pleasant surroundings.
Physiotherapists regularly attend lectures and courses in order to keep updated on new treatments and the latest research.
The office is run by a friendly team who are available to answer questions and provide support.
Our staff of qualified and experienced Chartered Physiotherapists provide individual treatment in pleasant surroundings.
Physiotherapists regularly attend lectures and courses in order to keep updated on new treatments and the latest research.
The office is run by a friendly team who are available to answer questions and provide support.
I just wanted to drop you a quick note to say thank you to Sangna for her help.
I tore a calf muscle in January and last Friday I ran a sub 50 minute 10k, the fastest I've ever done.
Tim has been treating me for a muscular/skeletal shoulder problem and has provided me with good advice and provided me with a regime of exercises with continued improvement.
All the Staff at the practise are extremely friendly and efficient.
Having recently had an appointment with your physiotherapist, Sian Knight, I wanted to say thank you for the excellent, professional and friendly experience for a particularly sensitive problem.
I tore a calf muscle in January and last Friday I ran a sub 50 minute 10k, the fastest I've ever done.
Tim has been treating me for a muscular/skeletal shoulder problem and has provided me with good advice and provided me with a regime of exercises with continued improvement.
All the Staff at the practise are extremely friendly and efficient.
Having recently had an appointment with your physiotherapist, Sian Knight, I wanted to say thank you for the excellent, professional and friendly experience for a particularly sensitive problem.
Physiotherapy is a recognised science-based profession which utilises a wide range of physical, non-invasive techniques.
These help to restore movement and function if you are affected by injury, illness or disability.
It promotes healing and the repair of damage to muscles and joints thereby reducing pain and stiffness.
It can also help to reduce your risk of injury or illness in the future.
Physiotherapy has a vital role in rehabilitation and in the prevention of recurring problems for people of all ages.
These help to restore movement and function if you are affected by injury, illness or disability.
It promotes healing and the repair of damage to muscles and joints thereby reducing pain and stiffness.
It can also help to reduce your risk of injury or illness in the future.
Physiotherapy has a vital role in rehabilitation and in the prevention of recurring problems for people of all ages.
Pilates is a form of exercise which concentrates on strengthening the body with an emphasis on core strength.
This helps to improve general fitness and overall well-being.
The key elements of pilates are the abc's alignment, breathing and core stability.
Pilates concentrates on posture, balance and flexibility.
In Pilates the chance of injury is much lower than with other more strenuous forms of exercise.
Pilates also focuses on the mind-body connection.
While doing the various exercises your mind needs to be constantly aware of your breathing and the way your body moves.
This helps to improve general fitness and overall well-being.
The key elements of pilates are the abc's alignment, breathing and core stability.
Pilates concentrates on posture, balance and flexibility.
In Pilates the chance of injury is much lower than with other more strenuous forms of exercise.
Pilates also focuses on the mind-body connection.
While doing the various exercises your mind needs to be constantly aware of your breathing and the way your body moves.
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