Every time, both patients and parents comment that they have "never been to or witnessed such a thorough examination by any specialist consultant to such a level of accuracy and knowledge."
Hopefully, the explanation below will help illustrate the importance of how we clinically diagnose all our patients using biomechanical assessments. In the clinic, we use models, posters, diagrams, and photography to capture your body position. We even welcome you to bring a partner or chaperone so they can see everything and help confirm the findings.

Biomechanics is the study of the movement of bones, joints, nerves and muscles and how they affect your walking, running, and standing posture.
Have you ever noticed:
The heels on your shoes wear unevenly?
One trouser leg always looks slightly longer than the other?
Recurrent pain that no one else has been able to successfully diagnose or treat?
One shoulder is higher than the other?
If so, there is a possibility you have a biomechanical issue.
As a Consultant Physiotherapist with a background in mechanics and teaching, I use these analogies to explain why we need to find the root cause:
The Car Tyres: We understand that car tyres wear down. Sometimes they wear on the outer or inner edges more than they should. The driver feels they just need new tyres; however, the underlying issue is that the suspension needs aligning to prevent this from happening again.
The Plaster on the Wall: The plaster on a wall keeps cracking. A plasterer suggests the house needs underpinning, but the homeowner insists on just patching the plaster. Six months later, the cracks return because the house is subsiding.
These stories represent nearly 90% of the underlying issues that present in our clinic. Without this level of Initial Assessment, patients often do not find long-term success with their treatment.
What We Check: Our assessment focuses from the ground up: looking at shoe pattern wear indicators, foot position, leg length discrepancy, and pelvic girdle structure, through to how this impacts the spinal column, shoulder, arm, and neck position.
Your treatment could include:
Infrared & Ultrasound
Soft Tissue Massage
Joint Alignment & Adjustments
Laser & Electro-Magnetic Wave Therapy
Impact Therapy
Acupuncture (Chinese & Japanese Techniques)
For arthritis of joints. A safer alternative to cortisone. HA is used to relubricate the knee joint and re-educate the joint to produce its own natural HA. We use a concentrated dose of Ostend Plus. Unlike cortisone, HA does not come with the clinical issues of damaging the joints or surrounding soft tissues.
Ideally suited for chronic Tennis Elbow. As a Harley Street qualified phlebotomist, a sample of blood (1-6ml) is extracted and injected into the site of soft tissue damage to stimulate repair. This is a very affordable treatment option.
Sports & Deep Tissue Massage: Targeted relief for muscular tightness.
Spinal & Joint Mobilisation: Adjustments to improve range of movement.
Electrotherapy: For pain gating, neurological pathway rehabilitation, and bone growth stimulation.
Cold Laser Therapy: For soft tissue treatment.
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My journey from professional tradesman to physiotherapist gives me a unique diagnostic edge. With a sports injury background and over 60 qualifications, I combine mechanical precision with clinical expertise you won't find elsewhere.
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