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By corehealthphysio
January 2, 2020 in Request a Tradesperson

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corehealthphysio

Posted January 2, 2020

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Posted January 2, 2020

Hi,

I am a local physiotherapist with over 15 years of experience. My mission is to make access to physiotherapy services as easy as possible especially?at times when getting out may be more difficult due to pain, childcare and precious time!? I treat you at home at a convenient time for you.? ?

Common conditions that I can treat are:

-Back pain

-Pregnancy related pelvic girdle pain

-Women's Health problems including incontinence and pelvic floor problems

-Sports Injuries

Treatment will depend on the nature of your problem but could include manual therapy, soft tissue therapy, acupuncture, exercise and rehabilitation. I will create an individualised treatment plan for you to work towards reaching your goals.

My fees are

?75 for the initial appointment for 1 hour

?59 for the follow up appointment for 45 minutes

I am registered with most major private insurance companies.

If you would like any more information or to arrange a consultation then please do contact me on 07525042529 or [email protected]

Many thanks

Sarah

www.corehealthphysio.com

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