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Our physiotherapy care is aimed at supporting you in your return to normal, often following an injury, surgery, or trauma, often termed rehabilitation. Whether your problem is a sprained joint, back or neck pain or another associated condition, our physiotherapists can help you directly or guide you to an appropriate course of care with one of our other practitioners. Our physiotherapists use a combination of treatments that generally includes exercise-based care, ultrasound and interferential tools. This approach can be particularly effective in the management of joint conditions that may be as a result of overuse or repetitive strain type movements or activity based injuries. Often, this type of care will involve rebalancing muscle ratios and guidance in how to better perform in your own exercise and hobbies. All of our physiotherapists are registered with the UK statutory regulatory body – The Health Professions Council. Only professionals suitably qualified and registered with this body may use the title physiotherapist. In addition our physiotherapists are registered with the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists – the educational and industry body representing the industry. This body binds all of their members, and our clinicians, to their rules of professional conduct. Our musculoskeletal physiotherapy practitioners have specialised in the areas of back, neck and joint conditions. This they have done following their full time degree education in the subject and significant professional experience prior to joining Agilaflex Clinic. If you are uncertain as to the type of care you need, all of our clinicians can provide you guidance on what course of care will be most suitable to help you in your return to normal.

Chiropractic is an independent registered primary health care profession, offering highly successful treatment for back pain, neck pain, general joint pain and headaches. Chiropractors working in England must train full-time for four years and complete one supervised year after graduation before becoming state registered practitioners. The effectiveness of chiropractic in helping those with low back pain was detailed in the 2009 NHS National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence guidelines. Chiropractic treatment is a gentle manual therapy system, based on specific joint and muscle manipulation combined with advice on posture and exercise. This hands-on approach first identifies, through a comprehensive physical examination, the root cause of pain before recommending a course of treatment. In carrying this out full consideration is given to the patients work situation, social environment, level of physical activity and lifestyle in general.