Physiotherapy

Often when people suffer from chronic pain they find it difficult to be as active as they had been previously. Over time, reduced activity can lead to joint stiffness, muscle weakness and general deconditioning. Often this means that people find it difficult to complete normal daily activities, engage in social situations and participate in hobbies.

Our physiotherapy team can help you to find a level of activity which feels comfortable for you. We will work alongside you to help you feel confident to do more of the things in life which are important and meaningful to you.

Bringing it Together

We really value patient feedback to help us continue to improve and develop the physiotherapy service. If you have recently attended pain management physiotherapy then please consider completing this short survey.

The information gathered is confidential and helps our team to evaluate the service and address areas for improvement.

The AHP Pain Team have seen an increase in requests for in-service training from other services as staff look to increase their knowledge and confidence in managing individuals with chronic pain. 

In order to meet those needs in a sustainable way we have developed an AHP Pain Education Programme which offers a number of sessions throughout the year.