Total Physiotherapy Blackburn

09/02/2022

02/02/2022

Our offer is still running until the end of February!

We’re excited to announce that we’ve just launched a brand new offer giving new patients a HUGE 25% OFF an initial assessment!

You can book online at www.totalphysio.co.uk/blackburn-physiotherapist or call us on 01254 202 657.
We look forward to welcoming you soon!

Looking for a physiotherapy clinic in Blackburn? Book with Total Physiotherapy Blackburn today to get 25% off your initial assessment.

19/01/2022

VACANCY

Physiotherapist required for a well established and busy physiotherapy clinic.

For more details or to apply please call 01254 202657 or email blackburn@totalphysio.co.uk

19/01/2022

Our pain management techniques teach people how best to cope with pain and how to live a more active life. Here is just one of many incredible reviews we have received from a happy patient after we were able to get her totally pain free after just 3 sessions.

We offer a free 15 minute initial assessment so you have nothing to lose 👉 www.totalphysio.co.uk

13/01/2022

VACANCY

Self Employed Sports Therapist required for busy Physiotherapy clinic.

Hours negotiable but would be required 1-2 days per week (Monday – Friday) including evenings.

Enquire within for more details or email blackburn@totalphysio.co.uk

06/05/2021

Just a reminder you can still book in for physiotherapy with us.
We provide face to face consultations and treatment following a pre appointment triage call.
We provide a medical service and have medical PPE in place.
Our infection control standards are consistently high.
Don't sit at home in pain. We can always help.

Our practice is now open

Monday 11am - 7pm
Tuesday 08.30 - 16.30
Wednesday 11am - 7pm
Thursday 08.30 - 16.30
We will hopefully introduce Friday's back next month.

For Massage Monday and alternate Tuesday afternoons

Please call us on 01254 202657

25/02/2021

Just a reminder you can still book in for physiotherapy with us.

-We provide face to face consultations and treatment following a pre appointment triage call.

-We also offer video or phone consultations.

-We provide a medical service and have medical PPE in place.

-Our infection control standards are consistently high.

Don't sit at home in pain thinking we are closed. We can always help.

11/02/2021

“Fantastic service. My back pain is much improved in such a short space of time. I could not be happier. Thank you all so much” – Sophie

Great feedback from one of our patients. Remember that we are still open and following PPE, hygiene, and social distancing measures. If you want to book an appointment you can reach us on 01254 202 657

03/01/2021

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!!

Following the most recent government advice, we would like to reassure all our patients that our doors will remain open for Physiotherapy and Massage services as previous. We provide a medical service and have medical PPE in place. Our infection control standards remain consistently high. We are still able to provide face to face consultations if deemed appropriate following a triage call prior to the appointment.

To find out more or to book an appointment please call the clinic on 01254 202657.

22/12/2020

Wishing you all a Merry Christmas from Total Physiotherapy!
It might not be the Christmas we were expecting, but let's make it a good one!

Our call centre is open over the Christmas period to take new bookings so please call 01254 202657 to make an appointment.

Stay safe

10/12/2020

Generally speaking... No
Your spine is an extremely strong structure designed to withstand lots of pressure. It's layered with muscles and ligaments. The building blocks of your spine, your vertebrae, fit together to give further stability.

Despite this, there is a common belief that your back is unstable and likely to "go" if you bend. These beliefs can result in behaviours and movement patterns which can actually be more harmful to your back eg moving in a protective, guarded way.
In fact, there is medical evidence out there to support that bending is not harmful, with studies showing no relationship between bending and lower back pain intensity.

Of course repetitive, sustained bending in a back lacking appropriate muscle strength may lead to injury. However this is not exclusive to bending and can be true of other repetitive movements. A thorough physio assessment can identify any such weaknesses and set you on the path to recovery.