Chartered physiotherapists treat patients suffering from painful musculoskeletal and neurological conditions and sports injuries at these three clinics located at Bradway, Totley and Hope in Sheffield. The aim of the team is to help patients recover from their injuries or conditions in the shortest possible time, restore their normal functions and prevent the condition or injury from recurring. Conditions treated include backache, muscle and joint pain, sprains, sports injuries and arthritis related aches and pains. Services provided include manual physiotherapy, acupuncture, electrotherapy treatments for sports injuries and post operative rehabilitation and exercise therapy
Andrew qualified from Leeds Metropolitan University in 2000. He has worked at the Sheffield Royal Hallamshire Hospital and private BMI Thornbury Hospital and set up Activ Physiotherapy in 2007.
Clare qualified from Salford University in 2000 with a First Class Honours Degree in Physiotherapy and worked at the Royal Hallamshire and Jessops Hospitals for 4 ½ years on qualifying. She has since worked in private practice, setting up Bradway Physiotherapy Clinic in 2007.
Georgina qualified as a physiotherapist in 2000 from Huddersfield University; she then worked in the NHS spending several years working for York NHS trust. In 2005 she moved to work at the Nuffield Hospital in Chester managing the out-patient department as well as assisting in providing care for both orthopaedic in-patients and out-patients. In 2006 she made the move to private practice full time and took the position firstly as associate in a practice in Nantwich and latterly her own practice in the Hope Valley.
