Sports injury
Sports injury physiotherapy starts with understanding your sport, your injury and what you want to return to. We assess how you move and build a practical plan around your current ability.
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Room to
move towards
a fuller life.
Thoughtful physiotherapy. Space to be heard.
A practical plan, built around you.
A fictional Manchester practice
- HCPC registeredPH000000 (sample)
- CSP member (sample)Fictional membership
- Insured (sample)Illustrative credential
- 4.9 out of 5Sample practice rating
Illustrative demo credentials and rating. All are samples.
Care with you in mind
Space to move forward.
Assessment, practical advice and a plan that starts with you.
Neck and back pain
Neck and back physiotherapy considers how symptoms affect your work, sleep and everyday movement. Your assessment explores what is comfortable, what is difficult and what matters to you.
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Post-surgery rehabilitation
Post-surgery rehabilitation supports the next stage of your recovery after orthopaedic surgery. We work within the advice from your surgical team and help you understand the steps ahead.
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Sports massage
Sports massage uses hands-on techniques focused on muscle tension and comfort. We discuss your activity, preferences and relevant health history before deciding whether massage is appropriate for you.
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Thoughtful care, at a comfortable pace. Illustrative photography.
Common concerns
When movement
asks for a little help.
We begin with an assessment, rather than a label. Explore some of the reasons people seek physiotherapy.
One step
at your pace.Sample practice approach
at your pace.Sample practice approach
Your first appointment
We begin by listening.
Tell us what you would like to do more comfortably. We will talk, assess and agree a plan with you, at your pace.
Time to understand
Allow 45 minutes for your first assessment and questions.
Come as you are
Wear comfortable clothes you can move in. Bring any relevant surgical guidance and a medicines list.
Your choice, throughout
We explain the assessment and ask for consent. You can bring a companion, pause or ask questions at any point.
Care starts with a conversation.
The person behind your care
Meet Clara Fenwick.
Physiotherapist
HCPC PH000000 (sample) · CSP member (sample)
Interested in the everyday things that matter to you, from a comfortable working day to a return to the sport you love.
Musculoskeletal assessment, sports injuries and rehabilitation. Clara’s approach combines clear explanations with a plan you can take into your own routine.
Sample profile. A fictional practitioner illustrated by stock photography.
Meet your physiotherapistThe experience of care
A little reassurance.
Fictional patient voices, showing where your own feedback could sit.
★★★★★
The assessment felt unhurried. I understood the next steps and had time to ask the questions I had brought with me.
★★★★★
A clear explanation of the plan, with exercises that fitted around my working week. I appreciated being involved in the decisions.
★★★★★
A welcoming space and a thoughtful approach. Each review was a useful chance to talk about what was going well and what needed changing.
★★★★★
I felt listened to from the first conversation. Everything was explained before we started and the pace felt comfortable.
★★★★★
The practical advice helped me understand how to approach my return to activity. The plan was easy to follow at home.
★★★★★
It was reassuring to have room for questions. The session focused on the things that mattered in my everyday life.
The journal
A more informed next step.
Practical preparation for your appointment and your recovery conversations.
Getting started · 4 min read
Your first physiotherapy appointment
What to bring, what to wear and the questions you can ask at an initial assessment.
Read the guideRecovery guide · 4 min read
Planning your return to activity
A useful way to prepare for a conversation about getting back to the activity you enjoy.
Read the guideFind a moment for yourself
Here in Chorlton, Manchester.
Your visit, made simple.
12 Willow Court, Chorlton, Manchester, EnglandFictional demo address. Directions lead to the Chorlton area.
Sample access information: ground-floor treatment room, a step-free entrance and nearby public parking. Please discuss any access needs before arranging a real visit.
Opening hours: Mon to Wed 9am to 6pm · Thu 9am to 7pm · Fri 9am to 5pm · Sat 9am to 1pm · Sun closed
- Monday to Wednesday
- 9am to 6pm
- Thursday
- 9am to 7pm
- Friday
- 9am to 5pm
- Saturday
- 9am to 1pm
- Sunday
- Closed
Do I need a GP referral?
You can request a private assessment without a GP referral. If your insurer is paying, check its referral and authorisation requirements first.
What should I wear?
Choose comfortable clothing that lets you move. Your physiotherapist will explain any assessment needs and ask for your consent. You can bring someone with you.
How long is my first appointment?
Allow 45 minutes for an initial assessment. This includes talking through your concerns, assessing movement and discussing a plan.
Your next chapter
Let’s start with you.
A conversation. A clear assessment.
A plan for the things you want to do.