Your first visit

What to expect on your first visit

No mystery and no pressure. Here is exactly what happens, what to bring, and how to find the clinic in Twickenham.

Step by step

What happens in 60 minutes

We talk through your symptoms, daily activities, and relevant medical background, so the picture is clear before any hands-on work.

Movement tests and, where relevant, orthopaedic and neurological screening to find what is actually driving your symptoms.

Treatment tailored to what the assessment shows: soft tissue work, joint mobilisation, neurodynamics, or progressive loading.

You leave knowing what is going on, what to do next, and any exercises or self-care, with an honest estimate of how many sessions you may need.

Be prepared

Loose, comfortable clothing you can move in (shorts and a t-shirt or vest are ideal)
A list of any medication you take and relevant past injuries or scans
Any imaging reports (X-ray, MRI) if you have them, though they are not required
Privacy and comfort are always respected, a towel or gown is available if preferred

Getting here

On-street parking is available nearby. Allow a few minutes to park at busier times. Full directions are sent when you book.

Twickenham and Whitton stations are both a short distance away, with regular South Western Railway services from Waterloo.

Several local routes serve Twickenham and Whitton, within a short walk of the clinic.

Message me on WhatsApp and I will reply with available times, usually same-week.