PHYSIOTHERAPY.

We have a team of highly qualified and experienced Physiotherapists at The Boxgrove Clinic, Chichester, who can help to alleviate your pain, restore movement and ultimately improve your injury or condition. Physiotherapists are experts in diagnosing and treating injuries and conditions by using a variety of techniques such as mobilisation, manipulation, massage and exercises to help muscles, soft tissue, joints and nerves all work to their full potential.

There are many reasons you may come to The Boxgrove to see one of our Physiotherapists; you may have an acute sports injury or a niggling pain that won’t go away, you may require pre or post surgical advice or rehabilitation, or you may want some help to begin exercising safely again after having had a baby or recovering from illness.

Whatever the reason, our experienced Physiotherapists will spend time discussing your concerns before fully assessing both the primary pain area and your overall movement patterns, so that they may understand the nature and cause of your pain or dysfunction. Our priority is to relieve you of your pain whilst restoring movement and improving your quality of life.

Once we have a working diagnosis we discuss treatment options with you, including time scales and number of treatments. At The Boxgrove, we pride ourselves at being hands-on and with the aim of restoring your mobility and reducing your pain, we use a variety of techniques such as massage, joint mobilisation and deeper soft tissue release. After treatment you will begin rehabilitation which may include specific exercises, advice on posture and helpful tips on best practice at work.

Our goal is to help you become more mobile and pain-free. Our Physiotherapists will help you to manage your symptoms and prevent recurrence through treatment and by teaching you exercises to do at home or in the gym if you prefer.

At The Boxgrove Clinic we are lucky to have a breadth of expertise under one roof. If we feel that you may benefit from another practice, for example, Acupuncture or Fascial Manipulation, then we will refer you accordingly.

Consultations:

Initial consultation & treatment: 60 minutes / £75
Follow up: 60 minutes / £90
Follow up: 30 minutes / £47

Emma is a highly skilled and experienced clinician with over 15 years in both the NHS and the private sector. Emma is also a qualified APPI Pilates Instructor, integrating rehabilitation with manual therapy, cementing her holistic and analytical approach to the presenting problem. More recently Emma has developed her rehabilitation techniques by certifying as a JEMS practitioner, which has enhanced her treatment of multiple pathologies and provided a deeper understanding of biomechanics. Emma’s aim is to help you understand the cause of your symptoms, regain what you have lost, optimize your body’s natural movement and give you the understanding as to how your body works best.

Emma Dodd

Paul completed a degree in Sports Rehabilitation in 2000 and is a member of the British Association of Sports Rehabilitators and Athletic Trainers (BASRaT) and Sports Massage Association (Level 4). He has worked with the Rugby Football Union for 18 years with various age groups and for the last 10 years as a Clinic Soft Tissue Therapist/Rehabilitator with the England Senior Rugby Union Team.

Paul has extensive experience in the treatment of shoulder, hip and lower back dysfunction and pain. Treatments are very much hands-on with the aim of reducing pain, enhancing movement and allowing return to normal function/sporting activity. Treatments may include clinical massage therapy, joint mobilisations, Gunn intramuscular dry needling and functional exercises. He has a special interest in using Pilates as part of the rehabilitation process having completed the Polestar comprehensive rehabilitation modules.

Paul Frawley

Jane is a qualified physiotherapist with over 25 years clinical experience in treating musculoskeletal dysfunctions. She has a special interest in soft tissues and is now one of only thee fully certified Fascial Manipulation specialists, Stecco Method, in the UK qualified to treat not just pain and dysfunction but also internal dysfunctions such as IBS, reflux and urinary stress incontinence.

It is particularly effective in treating those hard to treat conditions like chronic pain and fibromyalgia pain symptoms. It can explain how multi pain sites and ‘random’ pains can be potentially linked to old internal or musculoskeletal injuries. Treatment to release the fascial tissue along lines of tension helps restore muscle balance and clears pain.

Jane Haydon