Picked up a sports injury? Hurts when you do something? Maybe you don’t know what you’ve done but something’s not right and you’re looking for a good physio…
So you put Brighton Physiotherapy or Physio Brighton into your favourite search engine and here you are.
Well, it looks like the good people of Brighton and Hove have been talking about this new physiotherapy. You can see what they’re saying here for yourself. Welcome to Brighton Sports Therapy.
I should probably say that we’re not your traditional physiotherapists. We offer something unique: a progressive form of physiotherapy and sports massage that combines pioneering teachings from doctors, physiotherapists, osteopaths and sports masseurs from around the world.
Your injury is unique and at Brighton Sports Therapy we adapt our treatment to get the best possible result for you. In all cases we aim to improve the quality of your life as effectively and quickly as we can.
So, what’s up? Get in touch today. Let’s start making you feel better.
If you live away from Brighton you may still be able to benefit from our progressive approach at one of our other clinics Salisbury Sports Therapy or Swindon Sports Therapy.
“At Brighton Sports Therapy they treat you like intelligent human beings ensuring that you know and understand what and why you are receiving your treatment. They are at the forefront of Physio thinking, they don’t overburden you with “exercises.” If you have never been to a Physio before – go here. If you have been to a Physio before – go here. Just go here!” – JD
“I have seen various physiotherapists throughout my life, but none have come close to helping me as much as the team at Brighton Sports Therapy. They don’t try to confuse their clients with medical jargon they just simply explain complex ideas in an accessible way. They have consistently provided excellent treatment. I would without a doubt recommend their services to anyone in need of some physio.” – NA
Disclaimer: The testimonials on this page are the opinion of a few of our clients. Results to treatment cannot be guaranteed. We can guarantee we’ll be doing everything we can get you back to your best ASAP.
Conditions Progressive Physiotherapy Can Help You With
Sports Injuries | Neck Pain
Whiplash | Back Pain | Knees
Osteoarthritis | Post Natal Issues
Sciatica | Slipped Disc | Nerve Pain
Headaches | Migraines | Tennis Elbow
Golfers Elbow | RSI
Shin Splints | Strains and Sprains
Ligament problems | Sprained ankle
Muscle damage
Carpal Tunnel syndrome
Joint Pain | Post operative rehab
Frozen Shoulder | Runner’s Knee
Here is a list of conditions we’ve helped many of people with in the past. Why not be one of them? If previous physiotherapy, sports massage or any other kind of treatment has failed try this new approach incorporating muscle activation into a sports physio and sports massage framework.
Everyone is different and physiotherapists’ treatments in Brighton and Hove should be tailored accordingly – every person and condition is different and at Brighton Sports Therapy we adapt our treatment to get the best possible result for you. Click the links for further information on some of the conditions we can help with:
From the Blog – latest info from the world of Physiotherapy, Sports Therapy and Sports Massage
Progressive Sports And Physiotherapy Influences
Our Progressive Sports and Physiotherapy has evolved as a result of our constant drive to better serve you our clients and give you better results. Over 13 years of practical experience and tireless research into the world of Physiotherapy, Sports Massage and Muscle Activation has gone into developing our Progressive treatments. Underpinned by the simple desire to improve the quality of life for the people of Brighton and Hove. The pioneering combination influences we use come from doctors, Physiotherapists, osteopaths and Sports Masseurs around the world. We’d like to thank them for their inspiration:
NOI Group
World Leaders in understanding Pain Science
Dr Ida Rolf
Years ahead of the rest of the Physiotherapy world in understanding the complexities of the human body
Anatomy Trains
Dr Thomas Myers – Pioneer in our understanding of all things Myofascial
British Journal Of Sports Medicine
Keeping us up to date with the latest research from Physiotherapy and Sports Medicine
Our therapists are registered with The Chartered Society Of Physiotherapy or The Society Of Sports Therapists
