Welcome to Tracey Miles Chartered Physiotherapists at Overland Farm Clinic, a private practice just 10 miles east of Canterbury set in the glorious Kent countryside. The practice is headed up by Tracey Miles, an Extended Scope Chartered Physiotherapist with over 30 years of experience. Set in a beautiful rural location and formerly a stable on a working farm, our well-equipped, purpose-built clinic opened in 2000.
Overland Farm Clinic includes disabled access, waiting area, disabled WC, 3 treatment rooms, large gym space, and lots of free parking. There is even a bench to sit in the sunshine when the weather allows! Tracey, Sarah, Tamara, and Becka provide physiotherapy of the highest standard. The team pride itself on 'hands-on' treatments.
They are highly skilled in the assessment and treatment of a variety of injuries with the first objective being to identify the specific cause and contributing factors for the condition to achieve a clear and accurate diagnosis before delivering a specific treatment plan.
Overland Farm Clinic includes disabled access, waiting area, disabled WC, 3 treatment rooms, large gym space, and lots of free parking. There is even a bench to sit in the sunshine when the weather allows! Tracey, Sarah, Tamara, and Becka provide physiotherapy of the highest standard. The team pride itself on 'hands-on' treatments.
They are highly skilled in the assessment and treatment of a variety of injuries with the first objective being to identify the specific cause and contributing factors for the condition to achieve a clear and accurate diagnosis before delivering a specific treatment plan.
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At Tracey Miles Chartered Physiotherapists, we work as a team and we pride ourselves in offering a first-class service.
Continuously striving for excellence, our team approach enables our patients to become the best they can be!
Tracey Miles is an Extended Scope Chartered Physiotherapist in Private Practice in East Kent.
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Helen Higginson is a part-time Team Administrator and works together with Carry Hunt to look.
Continuously striving for excellence, our team approach enables our patients to become the best they can be!
Tracey Miles is an Extended Scope Chartered Physiotherapist in Private Practice in East Kent.
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Helen Higginson is a part-time Team Administrator and works together with Carry Hunt to look.
At Tracey Miles Chartered Physiotherapists, we see and treat a variety of conditions associated with muscle and/or joint pain in men, women and children of all ages.
Some of these conditions are more common than others.
Below you will find a list of the most common conditions we see but if you can't find what you are suffering from here and if you are in any doubt as to whether we can help, please contact us to discuss and we will advise accordingly.
Sports injuries are diverse in terms of the mechanism of injury, how they present in individuals.
Some of these conditions are more common than others.
Below you will find a list of the most common conditions we see but if you can't find what you are suffering from here and if you are in any doubt as to whether we can help, please contact us to discuss and we will advise accordingly.
Sports injuries are diverse in terms of the mechanism of injury, how they present in individuals.
Back pain is extremely common affecting 4 out of 5 of us at some point in our lives.
It is most commonly caused by a simple muscle, tendon or ligament strain and not usually a serious problem.
Sometimes however, back pain can be more persistent, or you have other symptoms besides pain and stiffness.
In this instance it is best to seek medical advice to determine the cause of your pain and therefore the appropriate treatment and management.
As well as the factors listed above, there are also specific conditions which are associated with pain felt in the back.
It is most commonly caused by a simple muscle, tendon or ligament strain and not usually a serious problem.
Sometimes however, back pain can be more persistent, or you have other symptoms besides pain and stiffness.
In this instance it is best to seek medical advice to determine the cause of your pain and therefore the appropriate treatment and management.
As well as the factors listed above, there are also specific conditions which are associated with pain felt in the back.
Sports injuries are diverse in terms of the mechanism of injury, how they present in individuals, and how the injury should be managed.
Sport-related injuries can occur anywhere within the body and therefore a complex history to determine the mechanism of injury and the onset of symptoms is crucial.
There are many many more injuries that can occur as a result of sports and all our physiotherapists here at Tracey Miles Physiotherapy are trained to assess and treat these effectively and efficiently.
Sport-related injuries can occur anywhere within the body and therefore a complex history to determine the mechanism of injury and the onset of symptoms is crucial.
There are many many more injuries that can occur as a result of sports and all our physiotherapists here at Tracey Miles Physiotherapy are trained to assess and treat these effectively and efficiently.
Neck pain is common with 2 out of 3 people being affected at some point in their lives.
It can be caused by a number of things, but most often neck pain is the result of staying too long with your neck in one position or a strain or sprain.
Other things can sometimes cause or contribute to neck pain such as worry or stress, sleeping awkwardly, an accident (whiplash), or a flare-up of spondylosis which can happen as the discs and joints in the spine age.
You can often manage short spells of neck pain yourself using over the counter painkillers and gentle stretches however if the pain persists or significantly affects your everyday activities then seeking medical advice is important.
It can be caused by a number of things, but most often neck pain is the result of staying too long with your neck in one position or a strain or sprain.
Other things can sometimes cause or contribute to neck pain such as worry or stress, sleeping awkwardly, an accident (whiplash), or a flare-up of spondylosis which can happen as the discs and joints in the spine age.
You can often manage short spells of neck pain yourself using over the counter painkillers and gentle stretches however if the pain persists or significantly affects your everyday activities then seeking medical advice is important.
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