PhysioFit

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There are many conditions that PhysioFit can successfully treat...

At PhysioFit a series of manual techniques combined with the latest technology are used to solve numerous musculoskeletal problems, including:

Sports injuries...

Over-use injuries general problems...

The PhysioFit approach involves looking at the whole body, not just treating the immediate area of pain.

The frst step is to meticulously assess a number of factors: the patient’s previous medical history is discussed and his or her general posture studied, as is the condition of nerves, ligaments and tendons, the movements of muscles and joints, and their relative positions both in use and at rest.

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In addition, time is spent analysing the patient’s lifestyle, work environment and sports or ftness routine, before a frm diagnosis is made.

Once the specifc problem has been identifed or the pain located, a course of treatment and rehabilitation is undertaken, bringing into play a number of inter-related techniques.

The PhysioFit system aims to stop problems from recurring, so a system of on-going health and mobility checks has therefore been developed.

This is particularly important for patients who suffer from stress- and work- related problems, such as those incurred by spending long hours at a computer.

At-risk patients attend six-monthly or annual clinics at PhysioFit treating potential trouble spots before they become a major problem.

However, one of the most important aspects of any treatment is what the patients themselves practice. Exercise and education - of the muscles, body and attitude - are the key factors that will maintain good health long after treatments at PhysioFit are completed.

However, one of the most important aspects of any treatment is what the patients themselves practice. Exercise and education - of the muscles, body and attitude - are the key factors that will maintain good health long after treatments at PhysioFit are completed.

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Maria Diegan

MCSP SRP Lic Ac,

Chartered Physiotherapist & Acupuncturist:

Maria graduated as a Physiotherapist from University College Dublin in 1984. Following 7 years working for the NHS, Maria moved onto private practice working in Chelsea and Mayfair. Maria has now practiced as a Physiotherapist for 23 years, specializing in the musculoskeletal, orthopaedic and sports injury area. From 1990-1992 Maria studied Chinese Acupuncture at The British College of Acupuncture and has now been practicing Acupuncture for 15 years, using this successfully in combination with her physiotherapy skills.

Adrian Fletcher

ITEC MIPTI

Massage Therapist:

Adrian graduated from The Churchill Centre, London in 1986, in Lymphatic Drainage, Swedish, Holistic and Sports Massage at ITEC level. His frst position was working at The Centre for Integrative Medicine, Harley Street, treating Members of Parliament, Celebrities and Members of the Aristocracy. Following that he worked at Champneys Health Spa in Piccadilly Circus, London, adding to his clients from Harley street.

Over the years, Adrian has taken several other courses, to enhance his training including The Paul Chek Swiss Ball Core Stability Training.

Since then he has been treating professional rugby players, football players, dancers and runners.

He is also the resident masseur to the Music Industry Soccer Six, treating Pop bands, TV Actors, Celebrities and Professional Sports Men from all felds.

Erica Lopes

Lopes Beauty

I started Lopes Beauty to share my beauty knowledge and expertise with my clients. I believe everyone is special and deserves to look and feel beautiful.

At Lopes Beauty we discuss and plan with each client their special beauty needs. We then tailor make a specifc program for them, which creates a feel good factor and improves their self esteem.

I’m happy to say that because of this many of my clients have become my long-term friends.

www.lopesbeauty.co.uk