Frequently Asked Questions

What will happen at my first treatment?

At your first visit we will discuss in detail your current concern as well as estab­lishing your general health status. If you have had any recent invest­ig­a­tions, please bring the results with you when possible, as they are very useful in helping us to make informed decisions about your care. For a detailed phys­ical exam­in­a­tion, you will be offered a gown or altern­at­ively please wear loose fitting clothing such as shorts and a t‑shirt.

Once we have thor­oughly under­stood your complaint and completed the exam­in­a­tion, we will sit down with you and explain the prob­able diagnosis, treat­ment options, likely outcome and proposed treat­ment plan. You will always be involved in the decisions regarding treat­ment and your care plan and are invited to ask ques­tions at any point.

We appre­ciate that most patients will want to start their treat­ment straight away. However, if any further invest­ig­a­tions are required, such as x‑ray or MRI scans, imme­diate onsite referral can be organ­ised or referral to your GP if neces­sary. You will also be provided with ‘self help’ advice, which may include stretches or rehab­il­it­a­tion exer­cises. We encourage a pro active role in your care, the more you help your­self the quicker you will see results!

How many treatments will I need?

We aim to get you feeling better and help resolve your complaint as quickly as possible. Obviously, every­body is different and many factors contribute to your recovery time including the severity of your complaint and life­style. What we do know is that typic­ally, the quicker you seek treat­ment for a problem, the quicker it will respond.