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Physiotherapists in Cheltenham

There are 2 registered physiotherapists within the local Cheltenham area and 2 physiotherapists within 14 miles of GL50. Clinic details below:

Cotswold Physiotherapy Centre

Location: Cheltenham, GL53

Distance: Local Physiotherapy Cheltenham

Description: Cotswold Physiotherapy Centre is Cheltenham's largest and most diverse physiotherapy clinic, with a large leam of experienced practitioners. We treat all conditions from sports injuries to back and neck pain

Specialities: Acupuncture, Craniosacral therapy, Hydrotherapy, Back pain, Women's Health, Gaitscan (a computerised test for walking assessment) HOME visits

Nuffield Health Cheltenham

Location: Cheltenham, GL51

Distance: Local Cheltenham Physiotherapy clinic

Description: Nuffield Health is the UK's leading network provider of private physiotherapy and the largest employer of physiotherapists outside of the NHS. Our experienced practitioners are available in over sixty locations throughout the country. All Nuffield Health physiotherapists are recognised by the leading private medical insurers. Highly trained and innovative, our physiotherapists provide a comprehensive range of preventive and treatment services with consistent clinical protocols designed to achieve the best service standards. In addition, we can offer personalised exercise and rehabilitation programmes; sports injury management; kinetic control and core stability training; acupuncture; plus special classes or programmes which can include back care; and ergonomic and work place assessments

Specialities: Spinal problems: Slipped disc; back pain; sciatica; fibrositis; whiplash; trapped nerves; Joint problems: Arthritis; traumatic injury; frozen shoulder; Soft tissue injuries: Muscle; ligaments; tendons; bruising; Sports injuries

The Markland Clinic- Cirencester

Location: Cirencester, GL7

Distance: 13 miles

Physiotherapy Tewkesbury

Location: Tewkesbury, GL20

Distance: 14 miles

In addition to physiotherapists, you will also find 1 osteopath in Cheltenham and no local chiropractors in Cheltenham.

Alternatively, if you need any vocational physiotherapy rehabilitation you may wish to visit the Overland Health website.

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Physiotherapy in Cheltenham

Cheltenham physiotherapists treat a variety of issues including headaches and also arthritis among many others.

Finding a physiotherapist in Cheltenham is easy with the Physiotherapy Site. The Physiotherapy Site confirms the Health Professions Council registration details of all physiotherapists listed on the site. The practitioners are, in almost all cases, also members of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy which is a professional member organization with its own high standards. The physiotherapists have a minimum of 5 years experience, although most have in excess of 10 years post-qualification experience. Our helpful team will advise clinic opening hours and arrange an appointment with you at a convenient time with a local clinic.



	Physiotherapists in Cheltenham treat many different issues including the condition profiled below.
	Simple Neck Exercises . Three Whilst simple neck exercises are extremely valuable to correct postural abnormalities, lengthen shortened structures and relieve painful neck problems it is important to use the correct technique to get the best from them. Incorrect technique can make the exercises effectively useless or even worsen the problem or cause injury. There are four basic directions of neck exercises: front and back (flexion and extension); side to side (side flexion); rotation; retraction (tucking the head in a bit like a chicken does when it walks). All these movements need to be performed to put the cervical structures through their full movement. The structures which make up the body do not respond well to fast movement or great forces applied in very short time periods. The aim with simple neck exercises is to get the joints to the extremes of their movement and give a gentle end range stretch to the anatomy. To achieve this the movement needs to be steady and slow, without jerking, and held at the end with a bit of extra effort for a few seconds. It is also useful to do just one movement at a time, the common behaviour of rotating the neck in large circles being both more likely to aggravate the joints and not getting the full movement of any of them.

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