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Recommended: fantastic physiotherapist

By Asel
July 9, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Asel

Posted July 9, 2013

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Posted July 9, 2013

I would like to highly recommend my fantastic physiotherapist Iris Quartner who works at ESPH in East Dulwich. I came across Iris after my friend recommended ESPH for high-quality physio in Dulwich. I tried a few physio practices in the area but ESPH, and specifically Iris, stood out from the crowd.

I had severe back pain related to my office work/ weak abdominal muscles after second pregnancy/trauma after falling down the steps. She helped me with all three thanks to her unique approach using massage, and specially tailored exercises. What I really like about Iris is her ability to analyse each problem individually and use different techniques. I especially recommend Iris to female patients as you can learn exercises that can help you for life, including post-natal recovery routines.

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