Conditions We Treat

Dizziness, vertigo and unsteadiness can make ordinary things, turning your head, walking through a crowded place, getting out of bed, feel unreliable. At the Centre for Advanced Rehabilitation (CARe), our AHPC-registered physiotherapists assess how your balance system is coping, treat positional vertigo where it is found, and build an exercise-based programme around what the assessment shows.

Pain that has persisted for months, or kept returning despite earlier treatment, often needs a different approach from a fresh injury. At the Centre for Advanced Rehabilitation (CARe), our senior AHPC-registered physiotherapists specialise in chronic pain management, integrating TECAR therapy, dry needling and evidence-based exercise programmes tailored to each patient.

Pain on the pinky-finger side of your wrist, or a feeling of instability when you twist, push or grip, can be a sign of a TFCC injury or a wrist ligament sprain. At the Centre for Advanced Rehabilitation (CARe), our AHPC-registered hand therapists provide conservative rehabilitation for triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC) injuries and wrist sprains, from splinting through to a graded return to your normal activities.

A fractured, jammed or cut finger can leave you with stiffness, swelling or reduced grip long after the initial injury has healed. At the Centre for Advanced Rehabilitation (CARe), our AHPC-registered hand therapists treat finger fractures, tendon injuries and ligament sprains with tailored therapy programmes, including tendon gliding exercises and custom splinting, to help restore movement and function to your hand.

Surgery repairs the structures in your hand. Therapy afterwards restores how it works. At the Centre for Advanced Rehabilitation (CARe), our AHPC-registered occupational therapists and hand therapists guide your recovery after hand surgery with custom splinting, scar and swelling management, and carefully staged exercises, always in line with your surgeon's protocol.

Numbness or tingling in your thumb and fingers, especially at night, is often a sign of carpal tunnel syndrome, where the median nerve is compressed at the wrist. At the Centre for Advanced Rehabilitation (CARe), our AHPC-registered occupational therapists and hand therapists treat carpal tunnel syndrome conservatively with custom splinting, nerve gliding exercises and practical changes to how you use your hands.

Surgery is one step in your recovery. Structured rehabilitation is what restores movement, strength and confidence afterwards. At the Centre for Advanced Rehabilitation (CARe), our AHPC-registered physiotherapists and occupational therapists guide your post-surgery rehabilitation in careful stages, always in line with your surgeon's post-operative protocol.

A sports injury interrupts more than your training. It gets in the way of the routines and goals that keep you moving. At the Centre for Advanced Rehabilitation (CARe), our AHPC-registered physiotherapists and occupational therapists assess your injury, build a progressive rehabilitation plan and guide your return to sport in structured, sensible stages.

Shoulder pain can make everyday actions (reaching a shelf, fastening a seatbelt, sleeping on your side) frustrating and uncomfortable. At the Centre for Advanced Rehabilitation (CARe), our AHPC-registered physiotherapists and occupational therapists assess the cause of your shoulder pain and build a treatment plan around hands-on therapy, progressive exercise and, where appropriate, shockwave therapy.

Neck pain can build up gradually from long hours at a screen or come on suddenly after an awkward movement or a poor night's sleep. At the Centre for Advanced Rehabilitation (CARe), our AHPC-registered physiotherapists and occupational therapists assess what is driving your neck pain and treat it with hands-on therapy, targeted exercise and practical changes to how you work and rest.

Back pain is one of the most common reasons people seek rehabilitation care. Whether it has built up gradually from long hours at a desk or come on after a strain, persistent back pain can affect how you move, work and sleep. At the Centre for Advanced Rehabilitation (CARe), our AHPC-registered physiotherapists and occupational therapists provide assessment and treatment to help you manage back pain and restore comfortable movement.