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Is physiotherapy right for you?

How physiotherapy can help

Physiotherapy helps restore movement and function after injury, illness or surgery. Most of the people we see have back or neck pain, a sports injury or a joint problem. You do not need a GP referral to book, and if your symptoms suggest something that needs a doctor, we will tell you and help you get the right care.

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Find your condition

Conditions treated by CK Physiotherapy

Sports and running injuries

Strains, sprains, ligament and tendon injuries. See our guide to running injuries and the most common sports injuries.

After surgery or injury

Structured rehabilitation after orthopaedic surgery, such as a joint replacement, or after a fracture. Read about physiotherapy after surgery.

Work-related and repetitive strain

Arthritis

Osteoarthritis of the hips, knees and shoulders, where exercise is the core treatment. Read our guide to osteoarthritis.

Foot and ankle

Hip and knee

Pain on the outside of the hip (gluteal tendinopathy and bursitis) and pain around the kneecap (patellofemoral pain).

Back and neck pain

Low back pain, sciatica, trapped nerves in the neck and shoulders, whiplash and stiff necks. Start with our guide to low back pain.

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Rehabilitation and specialist care

More conditions we can help with

Headaches from the neck

Some headaches start in the joints and muscles of the neck. Read our guide to cervicogenic and tension headaches.

Stroke, MS and other neurological conditions

Support with movement, balance and everyday function, working alongside your GP or specialist. See our guides to rehabilitation after a stroke and physiotherapy for multiple sclerosis.

Pregnancy, after birth and pelvic health

Back and pelvic pain, abdominal separation and pelvic floor problems. Read our postnatal recovery guide and about pelvic health physiotherapy.

Older adults, balance and mobility

Strength, balance and confidence for everyday life. Read our guide to physiotherapy for older adults. If travelling is difficult, we offer home visits in selected West London postcodes.

Not sure where your problem fits?

Call us on 020 8566 4113 or see our treatments: physiotherapy, shockwave therapy and electrotherapy. If you have severe or rapidly worsening symptoms, numbness or weakness in both legs, or changes in bladder or bowel control, contact NHS 111 or 999 first.

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Further reading

Latest guides from our physiotherapists

52 min

Rotator cuff injury & shoulder ...
Shoulder tendonitis, more accurately called rotator cuff tendinopathy, is the most common cause of ...

1 July, 2026

31 min

Hip bursitis & gluteal tendinopathy: a ...
That nagging pain on the outside of your hip — the one that flares when you lie on it at night or ...

19 June, 2026

30 min

Postnatal recovery: physiotherapy guide for ...
Postnatal physiotherapy is the evidence-based way to recover from the musculoskeletal effects of ...

9 June, 2026