Physiome

Physiome Physiotherapy & complementary therapy practice I qualified as a Physiotherapist from The University of East London in 2000.

Since moving back to Cornwall I have spent the last 6 years dividing my time between private practice treating people with a wide range of injuries, musculoskeletal problems and illnesses as well as working part time at Mount Edgecumbe Hospice treating and rehabilitating people with a complex illnesses and symptoms

Structural and functional changes within the spine and peripheral joints can result in a disturbance of the central nervous system leading to neuromusculoskeletal and visceral (organ) disorders. The approach I use, is to first identify these changes, then using a variety of techniques which include soft tissue releases, correct the imbalances; alleviating symptoms of pain and improving CNS / Visceral function. This can help with a wide range of health problems whilst having a positive effect on emotional well being. The therapies I use may be able to help with any of the problems listed below, please look at a few of my testimonials

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Back/neck problems
Any musculoskeletal pain
Repetitive strain injuries
Sports injuries
Allergies
Baby and childhood problems
Bladder problems, bedwetting, incontinence
Bowel problems
Digestive problems
Dizziness
Ear Problems
Fatigue
Fluid retention
Headaches (migraine, sinus)
Jaw problems (grinding of teeth, misalignment etc)
Menstrual and other female problems
Poor mobility
Respiratory problems
Sciatica
Stress
Sleep problems

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84 Phernyssick Road
Saint Austell
PL253

Opening Hours

Monday 12pm - 9pm
Tuesday 8am - 2pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 1pm

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