What does a Physiotherapist do?

Physiotherapists, including those at our Physiotherapy Clinic in Camberley, are healthcare professionals trained to assess, diagnose, and treat a wide range of musculoskeletal and neurological conditions. They use hands-on techniques, therapeutic exercises, and other modalities to help patients manage pain, restore function, and prevent further injuries. All of our Physiotherapists in our Bagshot clinic are experts in this area with extensive further education including Masters Degrees and experience at the highest level of professional sport.

Are Physio’s doctors?

No, physiotherapists are not medical doctors. However, they are highly trained healthcare professionals, regulated by the Health and Care Professions Council, who hold at least a degree in Physiotherapy. While doctors and General Practitioners deal with general health issues, Physiotherapists specialise in the assessment and treatment of musculoskeletal conditions and injuries. At Physica Health in Bagshot, our team of dedicated physiotherapists are experts in pain and injuries from work, sport or day to day life. We are here to get rid of your pain and get you back to full function in the quickest and safest possible time.

What to wear to a physio appointment

Wear comfortable clothing that allows easy access to the area being assessed or treated during your visit to our Physiotherapy Clinic in Bagshot or Camberley. Loose-fitting clothing and shorts are often a good choice. It’s important to wear something that allows the physiotherapist to examine and treat the affected area effectively. It is also a good idea to bring trainers or whatever footwear you tend to exercise in, as examination of these may be part of your biomechanical assessment.

How long is a physio appointment?

We at Physica Health Physiotherapy, pride ourselves in being thorough. Our self pay Initial Physiotherapy Consultations are 45 minutes. This includes taking a full history, detailed physical assessment and commencement of Physiotherapy treatment and tailored rehab programme. Follow-up appointments can be either 30 minutes or 45 minutes depending on your needs and our expert Physiotherapists will be happy to discuss this and advise which you may need.

Can a Physio help arthritis?

Yes, Physiotherapists at our Physiotherapy Clinic in Camberley can play a crucial role in managing arthritis and its symptoms. They can develop tailored exercise programs, provide pain relief techniques, and offer lifestyle advice on how to improve joint mobility and function for individuals with arthritis. Physiotherapy is a proven and effective way of reducing pain and improving quality of life in people living with arthritis. Reach out to our team of experts in Physiotherapy near you to learn more.

Can a physio help sciatica?

Physiotherapy can be highly effective in treating sciatica. Physios use a combination of manual therapy, exercises, and posture correction techniques to alleviate pain, reduce inflammation, and improve mobility associated with sciatic nerve compression. Often, sciatica is caused by or related to low back pain so our Physio’s at Physica Health are perfectly placed to assess and help with this. Contact us to schedule an appointment with a Physio near you.

Can a physio help neck pain?

Physiotherapists are skilled in diagnosing and treating neck pain. They can use various methods, including posture assessment, manual therapy and exercises, to address the underlying causes of neck pain and help you find relief and improve neck function. At Physica Health Physiotherapy in Bagshot we specialise in providing effective solutions for neck pain.

Can a physio help back pain?

Physiotherapists are experts in managing back pain. They can develop personalised treatment plans that may include exercises, manual therapy, and postural correction to alleviate pain and improve your back’s overall health. Most of all, we believe education and advice as to the cause of your back pain and management options are paramount to a successful recovery. Visit us at Physica Health to get on top of your back pain.

How to self-refer to Physio?

You can easily self-refer to physiotherapy at our Physiotherapy clinic in Bagshot. Simply give us a call or visit our website to schedule an appointment at Physica Health, serving the Camberley, Bagshot, and Lightwater areas. No need for a doctor’s referral; you can access our services directly. Book Online: www.physicahealth.co.uk Call Us: 01276916346 Email: info@physicahealth.co.uk

How much does Physio cost?

The cost of physiotherapy at Physica Health varies depending on the services required. We offer competitive pricing for our physiotherapy services. Our self pay rates are £70 for a 45 minute initial consultation and £55 for a half hour follow up appointment. You will be seen by expert Physiotherapists who work at the highest level of sport such as Formula 1, Professional Football, Pro Rugby and Pro Golf. All of our Physiotherapists specialise in work and sport related pain and injury. This fee includes a thorough assessment, personalised treatment plan, hands-on therapy, exercise prescription, and guidance. For pro sports individuals, we offer specialised services tailored to their unique needs.

Should I see a private Physiotherapist?

Seeing a private physiotherapist at Physica Health can offer several advantages, including quicker access to care, more personalised attention, and flexibility in scheduling. While NHS services are available, private physiotherapy can be a beneficial option for those seeking prompt and tailored treatment. At Physica Health in Bagshot, we have free parking outside the door, state of the art treatment facilities and a fully equipped exercise and rehab studio, allowing us to provide you with the best in Physiotherapy care.

New Mum Massage
in Bagshot, Surrey

New Mum Massage at Physica Health, Bagshot

Welcoming a new baby is a joyful but physically demanding time. Many new mums experience aches, tension, and fatigue after pregnancy, labour, and the early weeks of feeding and caring for their little one.

Our New Mum Massage service is designed specifically for women during the postpartum period, providing safe, restorative support as your body recovers. Sessions can focus on:

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Easing back, shoulder, and neck pain often linked to breastfeeding and holding your baby

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Reducing tightness through the hips and pelvis after pregnancy and birth

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Supporting circulation and relaxation to aid recovery and wellbeing

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Providing much-needed time out for you to recharge

Treatment is delivered by our experienced massage therapist with specialist postnatal massage qualifications, ensuring your session is tailored to your needs and stage of recovery.

Located at Physica Health in Bagshot, Surrey, we support mums across Camberley, Lightwater, Ascot, Virginia Water, and the surrounding Surrey Heath area.

Mummy MOT

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C-Section Scar Massage

Frequently asked questions

When can I have a New Mum Massage?

You’re welcome to book a massage whenever you feel ready and comfortable to attend after giving birth. Every recovery is different, and we’ll adapt your session to suit how you’re feeling on the day.

Is postnatal massage safe?

Yes – our therapist has specialist training in postnatal massage, and each session is adapted to your comfort, recovery, and needs. We’ll always check your medical history before starting.

What are the benefits of New Mum Massage?

Postnatal massage can help with:

Relieving back, shoulder, and neck tension from feeding and lifting your baby
Reducing hip and pelvic discomfort after pregnancy and labour
Supporting circulation and reducing swelling
Promoting relaxation, stress relief, and improved sleep

Do I need to bring anything?

Just wear something comfortable. We’ll provide towels, pillows, and supports to ensure you can relax fully during your massage.

Can I bring my baby?

Yes, babies are welcome if you’d like them nearby during your session – though many mums also use this time as a chance to fully relax and recharge on their own.