Established in 2000, Christchurch Physiotherapy Practice offers a range of physiotherapy and complementary services at our clinics based in Christchurch and the New Forest. We provide physiotherapy services covering specialist treatment for sports injuries, back and neck pain, work related problems and muscular rehabilitation. Our practitioners, each with their own field of expertise, deliver high quality professional services to individuals.
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Having qualified at Kings College Hospital London, Steph worked at several London hospitals.
She gained experience in a wide range of physiotherapy specialities, becoming a senior clinician in Orthopaedics and Outpatients at UCH and St Bartholomew's.
In 1987 she studied at the British College of Acupuncture gaining a Licentiate qualification in 1989.
In 1990 she became physiotherapy manager at the Bournemouth Nuffield Hospital.
After having a family, she established Christchurch Physiotherapy practice in 2000, and more recently set up a satellite practice at Cadnam in the New Forest.
She gained experience in a wide range of physiotherapy specialities, becoming a senior clinician in Orthopaedics and Outpatients at UCH and St Bartholomew's.
In 1987 she studied at the British College of Acupuncture gaining a Licentiate qualification in 1989.
In 1990 she became physiotherapy manager at the Bournemouth Nuffield Hospital.
After having a family, she established Christchurch Physiotherapy practice in 2000, and more recently set up a satellite practice at Cadnam in the New Forest.
Physiotherapy is an orthodox medical discipline that uses a variety of techniques to help muscles, joints and other parts of the body work to their full potential.
It can help repair damage by speeding up the healing process and reducing pain and stiffness.
Physiotherapists can also give advice both to avoid problems and to aid recovery.
After a thorough assessment to diagnose and explain the problem, the physiotherapist works with the patient to develop an effective treatment plan, taking into account lifestyle, a short medical history, and their leisure activities.
It can help repair damage by speeding up the healing process and reducing pain and stiffness.
Physiotherapists can also give advice both to avoid problems and to aid recovery.
After a thorough assessment to diagnose and explain the problem, the physiotherapist works with the patient to develop an effective treatment plan, taking into account lifestyle, a short medical history, and their leisure activities.
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