Physiotherapists help people affected by injury, illness or disability through movement including manual therapy, electrotherapy, acupuncture, exercise, education and advice. The profession helps to encourage development and facilitate recovery, enabling people of all ages to stay active and independent.
We can offer a comprehensive range of physiotherapy services. In addition to standard physiotherapy treatments such as ultrasound, manual therapy & acupuncture we can offer access to dual qualified physiotherapists/sonographers who have achieved gold standard training in the use of diagnostic ultrasound. Our physiotherapists have also done additional post graduate training on the diagnosis and treatment of Vertigo.
The team at Abacus physiotherapy are all fully qualified physiotherapists holding relevant qualifications to enable registration with the Health & Care Professionals Council (HCPC) see below. In addition between the team we hold a broad range of specialist post graduate qualifications. This widens the scope of treatments available to our clients. Please see our conditions page for examples of problems we can help with or go directly to our treatment page for more information.
Our practice has a small gym which is a useful addition for rehabilitation. The treadmill allows us to offer gait assessments and comprehensive supervised rehabilitation programs for our clients.
In addition to our own centre we also offer physio clinics to support occupational health services that can be delivered onsite based on a half day or full day rate. Please contact us for further information on this service.
The Chartered Society of Physiotherapists
Members by degree in Physiotherapy allows the use of acronym MCSP
The Health and Care Professions Council Formerly called the health professions Council (HPC)
Members by degree in Physiotherapy allows the legal use of the terms Physiotherapist or Physical therapist.
The British Medical Ultrasound Society
Members following completion of a CASE accredited diagnostic ultrasound course
The Acupuncture Association of Chartered Physiotherapists
Members by completion of an approved post graduate training course and examination. Allows the use of the acronym AACP.
The McKenzie Institute
Members by completion of a four stage post graduate training course and examination. Allows the use of the acronym Cred MDT.
The society of musculoskeletal medicine
Members by completion of a 3 stage post graduate training course and examination. Allows the use of the acronym MSOMM.
The Organisation of Chartered Physiotherapists in Private Practice
Allows members to access enhanced insurance services and wider continued professional development. Allows the use of the acronym OCPPP.
Physiotherapists help people affected by injury, illness or disability through movement including manual therapy, electrotherapy, acupuncture, exercise, education and advice.
You will be fully involved in the decision process. Your physiotherapist will guide you in order to achieve the best outcome. We are experts in dealing with acute injuries, sporting or otherwise and also in dealing with chronic, long-standing conditions.
What should I expect during my initial consultation?
Your physiotherapist will take a full medical history, bringing a list of your current medications can be helpful. Your physiotherapists will discuss your symptoms and how they relate to your usual activities as well as your rehabilitation goals.