We offer the following treatments carried out by
our highly qualified and experienced consultants.
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Physiotherapy @ Physioem Therapies
Emma J. Warnock
BSc.Physiotherapy, MCSP, Physiofirst
Fully registered with the Health Professionals Council
Emma graduated from The Queens’ College, Glasgow in 1992.
Emma is a Chartered Physiotherapist, governed by the Rules and Regulations of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (www.csp.org.uk).
After graduation, Emma worked in the NHS, gaining valuable experience, before taking up a post within Private Practice. Here she worked with some very astute colleagues, with whom she developed a great understanding of the Human Body, how it works, what happens when it doesn’t and how to fix it.
Emma has also attended, and continues to attend regularly, post-graduate courses which enable her to continually update her skills and to provide more effective and efficient practices to help her clients.
What does she do?
In general, Physiotherapy helps restore movement and function to as near normal as possible when someone is affected by injury, illness or by developmental or other disability.
Emma uses a unique blend of manual (hands-on) and exercise therapies to assess and treat your condition. Each client is an individual and therapy is geared specifically to you as an individual.
We aim to correct mechanical dysfunctions that result from injury or illness, which will allow the body to regain its normality. This in turn will allow the body’s own natural healing mechanisms to work more efficiently and effectively, thereby restoring normal movement and function as quickly as possible.
What
conditions does she treat?
Spinal problems: prolapsed
discs, degeneration, sciatica, lumbago,
stiff/painful neck & referred
arm & leg pains
Joint
problems:arthritis,
injury, pain & swelling, stiffness in
joints Injuries – to muscles ligaments,
cartilage & tendons.
Work
related conditions: repetitive
strain injury (RSI) & sports injuries
After surgery rehabilitation:
hip &
knee replacements or general surgery
Fractures: treatment
to increase the healing rate & gain full
function once the bones have healed
Abdominal problems: spastic
colon, colitis & irritable bowel syndrome
Gynaecological conditions: stress
incontinence, pelvic inflammatory disease
& post-surgery rehabilitation
Obstetrics:
backpain
during pregnancy
Chest conditions: asthma
Neurological conditions: nerve
injuries, multiple sclerosis, shingles, &
ME
Paediatrics:
for
childhood conditions similar to those mentioned
above.
Circulatory problems: Raynauds disease, swollen legs
Sports Therapy @ Physioem Therapies
Lindsey Turner A Dip ST
Lindsey is a qualified Sports Therapist, and uses a variety of manual therapy techniques for musculoskeletal problems, including advanced remedial techniques, myofascial release, and soft tissue manipulation.
Realising the major benefits of corrective body work whilst competing on horseback, led Lindsey into a career in Human Complimentary Therapy.
Sports Therapy is not only for 'the athlete'. Musculoskeletal problems are commonly encountered at work, from repetitive poor posture and DIY/gardening, or long periods driving.
Sports Therapy uses a variety of Manual Therapy Techniques, for those who are injured, and to prevent injury, and for rehabilitation back to improved levels of functional, sports or occupational fitness.
Sports Therapy can help:-
The
List Goes On and On....!
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for a Chat on 01259 216179
Lindsey is a member of the SMTO and Council
of Complimentary
& Natural
Health Care which The
Department of Health has consistently supported the
CNHC throughout its start-up period and is
committed to establishing the CNHC as the national
voluntary regulator in the complementary healthcare
field.
For further information see the link on our
Link
Page
below.
Therapeutic Massage & Complementary Therapies
Sports Massage can be used by anyone with an active lifestyle or involved in sport. It is an excellent way to help prevent injury and a very effective within a rehabilitation programme for chronic and sub acute injuries.
Ear Candling is recommended for almost all ear nose and throat conditions, especially excessive wax, sinusitis, glue ear, colds, vertigo & balance problems, anxiety stress and tension relief and it is a very relaxing experience.
What's New & Special Offers @ Physioem Therapies
30 minute Physiotherapy treatment,
followed up with 30 minutes of Massage Therapy
Only £55.00
Offer 2
30 minute Physiotherapy treatment,
followed up with 60 minutes of Massage Therapy
Only £65.00
Links @ Physioem Therapies
The
Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council
(CNHC)
http://www.cnhc.org.uk
CNHC is
the national voluntary regulator
for complementary
healthcare practitioners.
Emma J. Warnock BSc. MCSP. Physiofirst
Registered with the Health Professionals
Council