What’s the difference between seeing the Clinical Director and a Standard Physiotherapist?

Our Clinical Director has over 15 years of experience, specialising in treating complex and chronic conditions. Their expertise allows for advanced assessment and management of persistent or hard-to-diagnose issues. An appointment with the Clinical Director is £130.Our Senior Physiotherapists also have the highest qualifications, holding medical degrees and extensive clinical experience. They are highly skilled in assessing and treating a wide range of musculoskeletal problems. An appointment with a Standard Physiotherapist is £99.

Should I opt for an ultrasound too?

If you have a suspected tear to a muscle, ligament or a tendon issue in any joints, apart for the back, then this is a great place to start. You will gain a clear diagnosis from the scan and physio assessment to get you started on the correct pathway immediately

Which option should I choose?

If you have a long-term, complex, or recurring condition, or have seen multiple practitioners without lasting improvement, the Clinical Director may be the best choice. If your injury or pain is more recent or straightforward, a Senior Physiotherapist will still provide excellent, evidence-based care.

Will my treatment plan be different depending on who I see?

Your treatment will always be tailored to you, regardless of who you see. Both the Clinical Director and Standard Physiotherapists work to the same high standards, using a personalised approach to help you achieve your goals.

Comprehensive Postnatal MOT: Expert Recovery

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Postnatal MOT – A Comprehensive Check-In for Your Recovery

Your body has adapted and changed in remarkable ways. A Postnatal MOT gives you the opportunity to pause, assess, and support your recovery properly.

Whether you’re newly post-birth or several months (or years!) down the track, this in-depth postnatal assessment goes well beyond a routine six-week GP check. Our women’s health clinicians take a whole-body approach, carefully evaluating your pelvic floor, core strength, posture, and functional movement to ensure your recovery is on track.

Postnatal MOT

What does a Postnatal MOT involve?

							
										A comprehensive assessment with a specialist women’s health physiotherapist
									
										Assessment of pelvic floor muscle function/strength and screening for abdominal separation (diastasis recti)
									
										General movement and strength assessment 
									
										A tailored recovery/rehabilitation plan designed with your lifestyle and goals in mind
									
										Practical guidance on safe return to exercise and daily tasks
									
										Management strategies for common postnatal concerns such as bladder leakage, discomfort, or pelvic pressure

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Who is the Postnatal MOT suitable for?

This service is appropriate for any woman who has given birth (both vaginally or via Caesarean section) regardless of how long ago delivery occurred. It’s especially recommended if you’re experiencing:

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What services support your MOT's

Meet the team behind your care

Tracey Matthews

Tracey is a specialist Women’s Health Physiotherapist and treats a range of women’s health conditions including urinary incontinence, pelvic floor dysfunction, lower back pain, pelvic pain and more.