All of us know too well that the NHS is under extreme pressure. They’re underpaid, understaffed, and are overwhelmed with patients. Although we may be empathetic, this doesn’t help when we’re in need of medical intervention from a doctor, nurse, or physiotherapist.

Over the past few years, the pandemic affected how we work, exercise and play. It has also had a huge impact on the way we accessed medical help, services, and interventions. With this, a new approach was needed to enable the continuation of medical services and recovery care, such as physiotherapy treatment.

Physiotherapist advice is the sooner you get treatment, the better your chances of recovery and being able to play your chosen sport again soon.

Back pain can present itself in many ways, with varying intensities. Whether a dull pain, a constant ache, or sharp shooting pains, they all have one thing in common - they are very painful and can be debilitating.

Shockwave therapy is a form of non-invasive treatment that has been in use for a long time. It is a form of physiotherapy that uses sound waves to stimulate healing by breaking down scar tissue and reducing pain. Innovations in shockwave therapies have been made to the machine so that they can be more accessible and portable.

Mental health is a topic that physiotherapists have been discussing for a long time and using physiotherapy for mental health is not a new concept. So, as we enter the new year ahead, we want to share physiotherapy advice to spread mental health awareness to counteract the impact the pandemic has had on mental health.

Yoga exercises are known for their beneficial effect on the body and mind, whilst physiotherapy treatment promotes recovery focusing on movement, pain relief, and preventing further injury.

Remote working has affected many of us due to the blurring of office and home. It has impacted our families, plus our well-being and physical health. In this article, we will discuss how has remote work affected people.

Arthritis can be defined as joint pain or joint disease. If you are seeking treatment for your arthritis, consult a trusted physiotherapist in Ealing today.

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune disorder, currently affecting over 130,000 in the UK. With symptoms and effects ranging in each patient, Multiple Sclerosis can be a mild or severely debilitating disease.