St. M Physiotherapy

06/02/2026

📍off Old Rochester High Street

Practice #2 — Week 3 ✨

Setup = done.
Now it’s tweak mode.

Furniture moves daily.
Fake plants are multiplying 🌿😅

Watching the space come together week by week has been so special.
Can’t wait to see it keep growing.

13/01/2026

Bookings at Medway are open for Physiotherapy and sports massage 🤗

Comment “BOOK” to be the first to get an appointment at our Medway practice 💃🏼💃🏼

09/01/2026

Meet

RIP St.M Physio 🪦✨

08/01/2026

Same team. Same care. A new name that reflects upcoming changes 👀

23/12/2025

🎅 Christmas opening hours are here

We’re open on selected days over the festive period for anyone who:
✔️ overdid it at the gym
✔️ slept on a questionable pillow
✔️ needs a proper reset before January

Limited slots available 🎄

🔗 Book online

06/08/2025

Let’s talk about #5… 🧠
It might seem like a silly thing to ask — because of course everyone wants to get better, right?

Yes.
But “better” means something different for each of us.

As a physio, I might be thinking:
• rehab 4x a week
• tracking sets and reps on an app
• committing to 6 months of rebuilding
• celebrating your PBs with spreadsheets 😅

But I’ve learned… my enthusiasm isn’t always enough to carry you through that plan — and that’s okay.

Because your version of better might be:
✨ No pain during everyday tasks
✨ Sleeping comfortably again
✨ Getting through work or a walk without thinking about your injury

And if that’s your goal, that’s valid. That’s what we’ll work toward.
That’s why I find it so important to talk about what “better” actually means for YOU and be on the same page!

27/07/2025

01/12/2024

November wrap ✨

1. Trail running in Grand Canaria 🏃🏼‍♀️‍➡️⛰
2. Enjoyed hearing many talks during and getting inspired for the 2025
3. Read of the month
4. Frosty morning sunshine in Birmingham 🌅
5. Back to routine 💃🏼
6. Note to myself: book holiday more often
7. Podcast recording with
8. Joined 💙
9. The Christmas tree is up 🎄🤩

14/11/2024

There was a time when pain seemed to disappear with a bit of rest, but now it lingers, stubbornly refusing to leave.

Simple daily tasks like carrying groceries or bending down to tie a shoe become little battles that interrupt the flow of the day.

The joy of moving without a second thought feels like a distant memory.

Recovery seems to drag on slower than expected, and the usual workouts trigger familiar aches.

Sometimes, it’s not about tolerating pain till it passes. Sometimes we need to figure out what is happening so that your pain doesn't become part of your personality 😬