Physiotherapy in Tottenham Court Road, London
Hands-on assessment, diagnosis, and rehabilitation for musculoskeletal pain and injury — delivered by HCPC-registered, CSP-chartered physiotherapists across our four London clinics, and the recommended first-line option for most back, neck, shoulder, and joint problems, with self-referral and no GP letter needed.
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The short answer
What this treatment is
Areas treated
What's included
- HCPC-registered, CSP-chartered physiotherapists — the regulated UK clinical standard
- Manual therapy, progressive exercise rehab, and education combined (NICE NG59-aligned for low back pain and sciatica)
- Four London clinics: Tottenham Court Road, Liverpool Street, Marylebone, and Wimbledon Village
- Holistic assessment built around your work, sport, and lifestyle demands
- Self-referral via Jane online booking — no GP referral needed
- A written plan and tailored home exercise programme after every session
Boundaries of practice
What's not treated
Good practice means saying no when indicated:
- Suspected cauda equina syndrome (back pain with loss of bladder or bowel control, or saddle numbness) — this is a medical emergency; go to A&E
- Suspected or unhealed fracture, dislocation, or unhealed surgical wound in the area being treated
- Suspected deep vein thrombosis (DVT) in a limb — needs urgent GP or hospital review before any manual therapy
- Active malignancy in the area being treated without oncologist clearance
- Severe or uncontrolled cardiovascular instability
Patient journey
What to expect
Consultation & preparation
Wear loose, comfortable clothing that allows the affected area to be examined. Bring any prior scan reports, GP letters, or insurer authorisation. Book through our Jane online booking page and arrive a few minutes early to complete a brief intake form.
During treatment
Aftercare
You leave with a working diagnosis, a summary of what was done, and a tailored home exercise programme. Stay hydrated and avoid heavy training for around 24 hours after a first session if soft-tissue work has been intensive. We schedule a reassessment at your next visit.
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Written and medically reviewed by David Thomas , Founder & Chartered Physiotherapist · HCPC-registered · MSc · Chartered Society of Physiotherapy · Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) and Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP).
FAQ
Common
questions
Do I need a GP referral to see a physiotherapist?
No. UK physiotherapists are first-contact practitioners, so you can self-refer and book directly through our Jane online booking page. If you are claiming on private health insurance, your insurer may ask for a GP referral first, so check your policy. Self-funding patients never need a referral to see us.
How many physiotherapy sessions will I need?
It depends on your condition, but many acute problems settle within three to six sessions over several weeks, while long-standing or post-surgical cases may need more. We discuss a realistic plan at your first appointment and reassess every visit. We will not recommend sessions you do not need, and you can stop whenever you choose.
What should I wear and bring to my appointment?
Wear loose, comfortable clothing that lets us assess and move the affected area — shorts for lower-limb problems, a vest top for neck or shoulder issues. We have private treatment rooms at every clinic. Bring any relevant scan or test results, insurer details if applicable, and a list of medications you currently take.
Where are your physiotherapy clinics?
We have four London clinics, all inside premium fitness spaces. Our flagship is at 111 Charing Cross Road, WC2H 0DT (Tottenham Court Road), with further clinics at Liverpool Street, Marylebone, and Wimbledon Village. The same clinical standards apply at every site, and you can book any location through our Jane online booking page.
What conditions does physiotherapy treat?
Physiotherapy treats musculoskeletal problems: low back pain and sciatica, neck and shoulder pain, sports injuries, tendinopathy, and post-operative rehabilitation. NICE recommends it as a first-line option for many of these, including low back pain and sciatica. Treatment blends manual therapy, exercise rehabilitation, and education so you understand and manage your condition.
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Kaizen Physiotherapy & Performance • 111 Charing Cross Road, Tottenham Court Road, London WC2H 0DT
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