This clinic has been in business for the last 40 years and has many conventional practioners to its…read morename. Their expert team of physios are highly adept and skilled in manipulative therapies,electrotherapies and exercise management.Home visits also possible.

From the owner: Our Chartered Physiotherapists who are all HCPC registered provide individual physiotherapy…read moretreatment in pleasant surroundings for spinal problems, sports injuries, rehabilitation after orthopaedic surgery, exercise advice and help with arthritic problems. Acupuncture is available for pain control. Hydrotherapy in a private pool is also available.

One thing I've realized about London is that businesses located above street-level businesses often…read moretend to be nicer than those on street-level or worse, below street-level. As is the case with the Massage Centre. Booking was easy. I popped in one day and was able to get an appointment soon - the next day if I wanted. The space is clean and relaxing unlike other spas in the area (South Beach, Luminis (fka Dove Spa)) where the spa is loud and hectic and, god for bid, the therapy rooms are located below street-level and the constant creaking of floor boards completely ruins any therapy you are paying your hard earned cash for. My therapist was knowledgeable, used appropriate pressure, and provided me with stretching techniques to help reduce the stiffness and tension in my upper back. So, all of this was great. The other great thing about my therapist was that she did not pressure me to book massages every two weeks or even every month. She had a brain on her shoulders and understands how expensive a two-week massage regimen wold be. I mean, wouldn't we all get massages every two weeks if we could afford it? I bet Kim Kardashian gets a massage daily but you know what? I'm not Kim Kardashian. I'm just a normal person with bad posture from banging away on the computer writing Yelp reviews all damn day. Nothing ruins a relaxing experience more than being made to feel bad about not treating your body awesomely by getting massages every two weeks. And I'm happy to report that no one at TMC made me feel bad about not getting a massage every two weeks. So, thanks, TMC!

I threw my back out while visiting from Los Angeles. Peter made me feel at least 50% better which…read moreis a huge deal if you have a back that's gone out. He first checked to make sure that I hadn't thrown anything major and then proceeded to undo all the tension in my lower back, allowing me to be able to stand like a man not a penguin. Great staff and I felt very well cared for while in a very vulnerable position.

Great and very professional Joanna Osteopath. She is lovely and thorough, she will not miss a thing…read moreif it comes to patients health. Thank you Highly recommend.

From the owner: We are committed professionals, who knows how to safely and successfully treat back problems and…read moreother joints disfunctions. We are specializing in manual therapies, and mainly osteopathy for adults and children (all ages).

One Body Clinic was recommended to me just after I had a particularly bad skiing accident and…read moreneeded knee surgery. I received treatment and as a result I am back on my feet and fully recovered. Thanks for the treatment.

From the owner: Physiotherapy and injury clinic in Notting Hill Gate. We help people to optimise their physical…read morehealth through recovery from injury, rehab from surgery, and improving their wellness regardless of their age or stage of life. Whether you suffer from sports injuries, age related stiffness, post-partum pain, work or life related pain, we have the expertise to really help you optimise your physical health.

Yoga Class booked through Get Strong Physiotherapy & Osteopathy:…read moreThis is a lovely class held in a small, light, studio with huge windows looking out onto a garden .... the perfect setting for a relaxing yet challenging yoga class. The teacher, Kate, is excellent - she is clearly very knowledgeable and has a kind, supportive, teaching style. She also manages to create a programme that is well balanced and somehow manages to appeal to both enthusiastic novices (like myself) and to the more experienced yoga students. It's also worth noting that it is very reasonably priced. Highly recommended.

From the owner: Get Strong physiotherapy & osteopathy in Richmond and Kew…read moreare your local physio and osteopaths trained to help get rid of your pain and improve your movement and strength. Explaining why it happens is also an important part of getting better. Based near Kew Gardens we have been offering physiotherapy and osteopathy in the Richmond and Kew area for 10 years. Combining physiotherapy, osteopathy and yoga will really get the best results for you. Book online or call today.

I was really pleased with the service at this clinic, and the results of my treatment. Sally has a…read morefriendly and encouraging manner which immediately puts you at ease, and she explains all aspects of your treatment and recommended exercises so you can be sure how and why the treatment will work. Highly recommended!

From the owner: Dealing with all musculo-skeletal conditions; sports injuries; running injuries; ligament tears and…read morestrains; cartilage damage and tears; joint pain; postural problems; repetitive injuries; 'trapped nerve' pain; disc protrusions and spinal ligament strains. Post operative physiotherapy is offered to all ligament and cartilage repairs, especially for the shoulder, knees and ankles. This also includes total joint replacements such as the hip and knee. Physiotherapy is also available after spinal surgery such as disc removal.

I've been here a few times now, and as it's my first experience with physiotherapy, I might be…read moreexpecting too much. But overall, I've not been very impressed. My first visit I was late - I had allowed plenty of time (I have been 20 minutes early every time since, leaving the same amount of time every occasion). When I called to let them know, the woman on the phone was rude and snippy, and told me that my therapist was fully booked and might not be able to see me. Okay, my fault, but no need to be like that. In the end, I was 10 minutes late and so my 20 minute appointment was cut in half. He just gave me some stretches to do and did a quick questionnaire with me. 2nd and 3rd visits both involved my bad foot having some ultrasound therapy, and both appointments were the full 20 minutes even though the therapist was running late - 10-15 minutes - both times. The 3rd visit also featured a medical student, who wasn't very bright but to be honest, it's not hard to do the ultrasound treatment once someone else sets the machine. Today my 20 minute appointment lasted 15, and was just the physio giving me some different exercises to do, and a print out of them. What a waste of my time. I have one more appointment to come and I don't really see the point. I think the problem is that I was referred as an NHS patient, so I get 5 appointments on NHS and then they send me back to the GP. Because I'm not paying, I definitely feel I'm not getting the same level of service as their private clients. Oh well, NHS for the win, I guess. The physio does seem to know what he's talking about and is a very nice, courteous man.

Got sent to the Physio based in Pinner through NHS…read more Basically told me 'Girls don't need to lift heavy weights, you just need to tone up'. Well maybe some of us GIRLS may not NEED to lift heavy but we WANT to lift heavy, and this kind of mentality is not what a physiotherapist should have. What makes it worse is that this was a female physiotherapist telling me this.

I went to Kate 5 months ago when I got Bells Palsy. Out of everyone I spoke to, I appreciated her…read moretaking the time to listen to and answer all my questions and especially appreciated that she didn't try to coerce me to buy a large number of sessions. Upon visiting she took her time to really assess me and not only look at the bells palsy but what led to it. I found her professional, really easy to talk to and benefited greatly from her sessions. I would highly recommend her :)

From the owner: Kate is a licensed Acupuncturist and is practising Integrated style of Acupuncture (TCM & Five…read moreElements); Kate holds a Diploma in Paediatric Acupuncute and offers Shonishin, Paeidiatric Tuina. She also offers Bach Flower Remedies, homeobotanicals and uses her skills of Cognitive Hypnotherapy. Kate is fully qualified and insured therapist, she is a member of the Association of the Acupuncture Clinicians and QCHPA, she treats children, teenagers and adults with acupuncture in Ealing.