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Physiotherapy is provided for musculoskeletal pain, sports injuries, rehabilitation and movement problems. The clinic treats back and neck pain, sciatica, frozen shoulder, tennis elbow, hip, knee and ankle pain, headaches, whiplash, migraine, carpal tunnel syndrome, repetitive strain injury, osteoarthritis, osteoporosis, chronic pain, muscle strains and imbalance, post-surgery and fracture rehabilitation, and child and adolescent pains.

Women’s health physiotherapy is available for pregnancy related pain, pelvic pain, stress incontinence, urge incontinence, pelvic prolapse, weak pelvic floor muscles after childbirth and menopausal related symptoms. Treatment options listed include individual pelvic floor strengthening exercises, bladder training, muscle or neural stimulation, and advice on management. Juliet Moss, Claire Hahn and Jenny Dennis have specialist training and experience in women’s health.

Named services include sports injury treatment, acupuncture, ergonomic assessment, biomechanical assessment, Body MOT, the McKenzie approach and Clinical Pilates. The physiotherapists use a range of techniques, including manipulation and mobilisation, massage and soft tissue energy techniques, ultrasound, interferential and laser treatment, exercise therapy, stretching and rehabilitation, postural and ergonomic advice, acupuncture and TENS, traction, corsets, collars and strapping.

The team’s clinical areas include sports injuries, women’s health, acupuncture, spinal conditions using the McKenzie approach, ergonomics, biomechanics, posture related problems, Clinical Pilates and rehabilitation after surgery or fracture. Juliet Moss is one of the three founding members of the McKenzie Institute in the UK and has taught the technique in the UK and Europe.

Care is provided at the London physiotherapy clinic, with longer appointments and home visits available if requested. The clinic works within a network of GPs and consultants and can refer you for further investigations and opinions as necessary.

The clinic is registered with health insurance and private healthcare companies. If you are using insurance, the clinic states that a doctor’s referral is needed for treatment costs to be covered. The clinic is within walking distance of Balham and Clapham South tube stations and Wandsworth Common Rail station, with parking and bus stops close by.