What happens in the full assessment?
We begin with a full injury history to work out how the body may have compensated over the years. We then move into a full functional biomechanical assessment - this further allows us to check out what is working, how well it's working and what may be overcompensating, causing potential issues. From here, we can get to work with your treatment, using a variation (but not limited to) tissue release, fascial work, massage, acupuncture and exercise prescription.
How does this differ to physiotherapy?
This takes a different approach to traditional physiotherapy - we take a more holistic approach, and rather than just assessing the injured tissues, we aim to find what is causing that, assessing gait, movement patterns and functional biomechanics, and begin here. This allows us to put together a comprehensive treatment plan that doesn't just treat the symptoms, but the underlying root cause.
Can I come if I don't have a current pain or injury?
Yes! The beauty of the full MOT is that we can assess the current workings of the body to find where you are at, what we can do to improve the overall workings of the body, and optimise performance. We do recommend an annual MOT as a preventative treatment.
How many sessions will I need?
This varies entirely from person to person. If you have had issues that have persisted longer than 3 months, we usually recommend 6 sessions of treatment to follow, however we will let you know a more precise plan after your initial assessment!
Do you take BUPA or other insurances?
Unfortunately we aren't registered with BUPA, however we do work with many cash insurance plans, so feel free to send it over to us beforehand and we can let you know!
Can I do this online or in person?
Currently we are only offering this as an in-person session at our private clinic on Exmouth Marina in Devon, however we are planning to operate online soon!