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About: Edgewater Physiotherapy ClinicFirstly we are skilled Chartered Physiotherapists who have undergone extensive post graduate training that have vast experience in treating day to day conditions.  Our aim is to resolve symptoms quickly as well as treating the underlying cause. We are open, honest and skilled in the treatment of your condition – this has led to a reputation we are proud of.

Archview Physiotherapy Pain and Sports Injury Clinic, Ranelagh was founded in 2008 by chartered physiotherapist, Lynsey McGovern. The clinic has a team of experts who specialise in the field of musculo-skeletal pain and injuries, sports injuries and prevention, headaches, neck and back pain, pregnancy related pain, foot biomechanical issues and orthotics, chronic pain and illnesses and neurological disabilities. Our physiotherapy team also specialise in the management of ergonomic health and wellbeing. If you are suffering with headaches, neck or back pain whilst working at home during the pandemic, please do contact us as we can help!  We also a range of services: physiotherapy, physical therapy, sports therapy, dry needling, clinical massage therapy, private Pilates, insoles and orthotics prescription. We are covered by all major health insurance companies. Please see our website for further information regarding the Archview Clinic team, services on offer and price list. 

Grafton St Physio clinic is located in the Heart of Dublin 2 and offers quality, one to one physiotherapy services.  Back care, neck, sports injuries, sprains and strains.  Any muskuloskeletal condition can be treated.  We do prescribe custom orthotics as well for those who need them.

PHYSIO 64 is a boutique Chartered Physiotherapy Clinic and Clinical Pilates studio located in the heart of Dublin 2. We provide effective management of acute and chronic conditions, with all treatments based on the most up to date literature and delivered by highly-qualified physiotherapists specifically trained in this area.Based in Merrion Square we are conveniently placed for those working in Dublin city. We have ample parking on the square and flexible appointment times. We treat clients from all walks of life – young or old, athletes or non-athletes, pre-natal or post-natal.Our modern premises have been specifically designed to provide a soothing and relaxing environment which includes private treatment rooms and a spacious Pilates studio with state of the art equipment.

This clinic was established by Chartered Physiotherapist Gay Peart-Murphy in 1999. It provides high quality Physiotherapy in Adare Co. Limerick in Ireland. Treatment is provided for back and neck pain, sports injuries, orthopaedic conditions such as rotator cuff repairs & respiratory disorders. Orthotics can be prescribed for painful feet as well as hands on treatment to ease foot pain. Dry needling is used for relieving stubborn pain in the body, as well as deep massage and stretching. Therapeutic exercise is an integral part of treatment as pain recedes. This is a friendly welcoming clinic providing excellent treatment. Ergonomic assessments can be provided to help you sit comfortably at your desk.

Our clinic offers a comprehensive hands on service to our clients. At our clinic we treat many muscular /soft tissue dysfunctions.Our team is lead by Physical therapist Shane Mckay. Our ethos is to give a  patient centred holistic approach to all injuries and pain. We use many wide ranging techniques in accordance with current health standards. physical therapy--massage-ultrasound-dry needling-orthotics-First aid training

For more information about Karl Sexton Performance Physiotherapy in Bray please contact the clinic.

Anne O'Malley graduated from the School of Physiotherapy at Trinity College Dublin. She worked in the National Rehabilitation Hospital in Dublin before moving to England, where she worked in a variety of public and private settings as a basic grade and senior physiotherapist. She returned to Ireland in 2001 and set up a private physiotherapy practice in Abbeyfeale, Co. Limerick specialising in the area of musculoskeletal therapy and sports injury. In 2006 she was awarded an MSc in Sports Injury from Manchester Metropolitan University. Her research interests include sports injury, injury prediction and prevention, models of practice education, assessment of clinical competence and reflective tools. In 2009 Anne was awarded a Post Graduate Diploma in Clinical Teaching from National University of Ireland, Galway.