Acupuncture involves the insertion of very thin needles at specific points on the body for therapeutic purposes.
Many people with arthritis feel that their pain and joint stiffness isn’t taken seriously by medical professionals . If your arthritis is limiting your ability to work, play, or rest, The London Clinic can provide expert arthritis treatment. Our world-leading team of rheumatologists, orthopaedic surgeons and physiotherapists can provide relief for the pain and discomfort of osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and other inflammatory conditions.
Asthma sufferers may benefit from our Buteyko Breathing treatment. Buteyko Breathing aims to reduce symptoms, including shortness of breath, coughing and asthma attacks.
For chronic daily headaches due to tension headaches, physiotherapy may play a greater part in your treatment. Treatment is personalised to each individual patient and to their particular pattern of chronic headaches. This approach is very successful and most patients find that their symptoms improve significantly; many patients report that they become virtually symptom free.
Clinical Pilates is a series of comprehensive exercises addressing deep stability muscles within the body, helping to improve posture, strength, flexibility, toning, balance and control.
The London Clinic’s experienced team of Complementary Therapists provide a full range of holistic services to help you relax and improve your quality of life.
The term ‘electro-physical agents’ is given to a wide range of electrical and physical therapeutic modalities regularly used by physiotherapists.
An exercise prescription for weight management is an individually tailored weight and physical activity programme that will help to optimise the health and well-being of an individual.
Exercise therapy is used for rehabilitation after injury, prevention from further injury and for the management of pain.
If you are at risk of falling or have a history of falls, physiotherapy can provide exercise and education to prevent falls, improve balance, increase confidence, reduce fear of falling and promote an active lifestyle.
Mobilisations and manipulations are common techniques used by physiotherapists to treat painful and restricted joints.
Lymphoedema is a condition that affects at least a quarter of a million people in the UK alone. It is a chronic condition in which the lymphatic system doesn’t work effectively. Lymphatic fluid builds up in the tissues causing swelling that can be distressing and disfiguring. The London Clinic offers bespoke treatment plans for the effective management of lymphoedema. Expert lymphoedema practitioners provide specialist support and the very latest treatments to reduce swelling, ease discomfort, and help you live life to the full.
A treatment session with one of our expert physiotherapists is 1:1 , so we can focus on your individual needs. The sessions can help conditiona linked to your pelvic health, such as incontinence and male sexual dysfunction.
Occupational therapy is the way in which people with a range of different abilities are supported to be able to live independently and get the most out of their life and the activities they enjoy.
Our specialist cancer physiotherapists have the necessary skill set and knowledge to help those with the physical effects of cancer or side effects of cancer treatment.
Osteopathy is a drug-free and non-invasive manual medicine focusing on total body health by treating and strengthening the musculoskeletal framework. This includes the joints, muscles and spine.
Physical therapies provide effective treatment for a wide range of different conditions and as part of the recovery from joint injuries or surgeries. They can help treat many causes of joint pain and stiffness, including arthritis and sciatica.
The procedure involves taking the patient’s blood and concentrating the levels of platelets and growth factors to promote healing in injured tissue. PRP can treat recent injury, inflammation and long-term degenerative disease.
ESWT is a non invasive, non surgical, drug free procedure for the treatment of chronic (long term) tendon pain. A shockwave is an acoustic energy wave. It is created outside of the body (extracorporeal) by compressed air, which the physiotherapist then directs onto the effected tissue via a hand held device.
Physiotherapy for the management of sports related injuries aims to treat these injuries and rehabilitate to help prevent re-occurrence.
Trigger finger is an uncomfortable condition in which a digit catches, clicks and becomes stiff and difficult to move. Trigger finger is painful and can affect the function of your hand. The London Clinic provides trigger finger release surgery by world-renowned orthopaedic surgeons and a comfortable, stress-free environment in which to recover. An All-Inclusive Package for this operation is available at £3,145.
Our Hand Therapists have a high level of specialisation thanks to advanced post-graduate education and extensive clinical experience. Any disease, deformity or injury that affects the hand can be cared for, treated and returned to an optimal level of recovery through expert handling and guidance through a number of different skills
Vestibular rehabilitation is a form of physiotherapy for people with vestibular system (inner ear) dysfunction. This treatment is provided by our expert physiotherapists.
Our treatment sessions are 1:1 so we can focus your individual needs. The sessions include advice and education on how what you can do to help your condition and provide guidance on how to safely return to work and exercise.
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General enquiries: 020 7935 4444 Appointments: 020 7616 7693 Self-Pay: 020 3219 3315
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