Brighton Physiotherapy Clinic

21/12/2023

27/04/2022

🤩 A huge THANK YOU to all the fabulous women who attended the Women's Health Network Event last night . It was amazing to have such a wealth of knowledge and skills in a room face to face again!

😍 Every one of these women is passionate about supporting & empowering women of all ages in our community, throughout all the changes our complex bodies go through in our lifetime.

🥰 We came together last night to support each other in offering the best services for the needs of the women we see.

"Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much." – Helen Keller

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14/03/2022

We love getting feedback at the clinic especially when it as good as this!

The joy of being a physiotherapist is being able to help people relieve painful symptoms and see them get back to doing the activities they love!

To book in with Annie or any of our other excellent physios please visit our website:

www.brightonphysio.co.uk

02/12/2021

brightonphysio.co.uk/blog/surgery-amp-beyond

Latest blog post from Tina Mason post surgery after a Lisfranc Injury.

Arthrodesis (fusion) of 2nd and 3rd metatarsals with stabilisation of Lisfranc ligament

29/11/2021

🌟 We are excited to announce an addition to our team, James Ang!

🌟 James is a specialist musculoskeletal practitioner with a particular interest in the rehabilitation of sporting injuries and human performance.

🌟 James works on Wednesdays at our Kemptown clinic and you can book in online now on https://brightonphysio.janeapp.co.uk !

02/11/2021

What is a Lisfranc Injury?

The latest blog post from Tina Mason reporting on her recent foot injury as the physio becomes the patient.

https://brightonphysio.co.uk/blog/what-is-a-lisfranc

The picture isn’t Tina’s actual x-ray but the yellow stars show the metatarsal fractures and the red star shows the area of ruptured ligaments.

27/10/2021

Between my crutch handle pads and my shower seat, I’m not sure which I love the most!

Here is is the latest blog from physio to patient….

https://brightonphysio.co.uk/blog/hopping-mad-at-home

24/10/2021

Unfortunately Tina, the owner and specialist women’s health physio at Brighton Physiotherapy Clinic/Women’s Health Brighton, had a minor accident the other day, slipping whilst lifting her bike over a ledge, leading to major foot injury. -
Multiple metatarsal fractures and a Lisfranc injury has left her awaiting
a surgical decision and hopping with 2 crutches. -
To pass the time, she will be documenting her injury, treatment and recovery as a blog on the Brighton Physiotherapy Clinic website. -
Click here for the first instalment:

https://brightonphysio.co.uk/blog

When The Physio becomes The Patient.

19/10/2021

❗Get involved in Bone and Joint Awareness Week❗

Now more than ever, good musculoskeletal health helps our wellbeing get back on track.

As we rebuild our activity and how we work, eat and feel, having the best musculoskeletal health helps us live better.

Brighton Physio is here to help resolve symptoms quickly, offering a complete solution for lasting results.

24/09/2021

🌷 We are excited to announce that our amazing physiotherapist Emily has completed post graduate training in pelvic health via the POGP and is now ready to welcome all Women's Health patients!

🌷 Emily works at both the Hove & WRAP clinics and you can book in with her for Women's Health Assessment/Treatment and New Mum Checks

🌷 Book in online on https://brightonphysio.janeapp.co.uk or call us on 01273 621248

15/09/2021

🔹 Join our lovely team here at Brighton Physiotherapy Clinic!

🔹 Send your CV to info@brightonphysio.co.uk

14/09/2021

It's Balance Awareness Week and while some people may not be familiar with the word vestibular‚ relating to your inner ear, brain, and sense of balance‚ we are here to help.

Whether it comes on gradually over time or all of the sudden, bouts of dizziness, vertigo, and nausea can make many of life’s more routine tasks virtually intolerable.

Our Vestibular Rehab specialist Annie Ray is here to help with all types of dizziness disorders.