How We Treat

Frequently Asked Questions

Here we cover some frequently asked questions to hopefully cover any queries you have before visiting us for treatment.  If there is anything else you need to know, please get in touch with us at any time.

What should I bring to my initial consultation?

What should I wear?

Can I bring a chaperone?

Do you have disabled access?

Can I use my private medical insurance?

 

 

 

 

Latest News

  • Easter 2019 opening hours

    Posted On 18.04.2019
    We are closed Good Friday and Easter Monday, and back to normal opening hours Tuesday 23rd April.....read more >>

  • Weather updates

    Posted On 01.02.2019
    Friday 1st February 2019 - We are CLOSED today.....read more >>

  • New Year Classes

    Posted On 10.12.2018
    Yoga, Pilates & Ski Fit Classes...read more >>

  • Ski Fit Sessions

    Posted On 08.11.2018
    Run by Nick, a ski instructor and PTI in the RAF for over 20 years, your dusty muscles will be primed for skiing in our 6 week course.....read more >>

  • Pilates Class Thursday mornings

    Posted On 17.10.2018
    Pilates Thursday morning start will recommence 25th October.....read more >>

  • Yoga

    Posted On 11.10.2018
    We are pleased to offer Yoga sessions at the clinic with Emma......read more >>

  • Running Injuries - Event!

    Posted On 17.09.2017
    On Wednesday 11th October at 7pm, our ticket only event will arm you with information about how to prevent and manage the most common running injuries.....read more >>

  • Vacancies

    Posted On 12.09.2017
    We are recruiting!...read more >>

  • Tennis injuries

    Posted On 12.07.2017
    With the tennis season upon us, here are some tips on preventing injury whilst playing, and how we can help if you do become injured.....read more >>

  • Pilates classes

    Posted On 10.04.2017
    Reminder: There is no pilates class at Biddestone Village Hall on Thursday 13th April or Thursday 20th April.....read more >>

Thank you for helping me get back in working order. I never realised walking without Sciatica could be so pleasurable

Mr W, Chippenham