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What to Expect

At Wimbledon Physiotherapy, we're here to support you every step of the way, from your first contact with us through to the completion of your treatment. 

Your journey with us begins with a client form, which we kindly ask you to complete before your initial appointment. This allows us to prepare thoroughly for your visit and ensures we meet your needs from the moment you arrive. 

During your first session, your physiotherapist will take the time to discuss your problem, any significant past injuries, and relevant medical conditions. This helps us gain a thorough understanding of your pain, its causes, and your overall medical history. Your physiotherapist will conduct a comprehensive assessment, including a series of relevant tests, to identify the root cause of your issue. Our approach goes beyond simply treating symptoms - we focus on addressing the underlying cause of your pain.

Following this assessment, your physiotherapist will begin treatment using appropriate techniques, which may include manual therapy, soft tissue techniques, aquatic rehabilitation (in partnership with AquaPhysio), shockwave therapy, muscle stimulation, Biodex balance, A-Flex, and acupuncture. 

At the end of the session, your physiotherapist will review any recommended exercises and outline the best course of action for your treatment plan. If additional sessions are needed, these will be discussed and arranged to ensure you're on the right path to recovery and able to keep doing what you love!

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