Larkmoor

First appointments are sixty minutes: history, movement assessment, treatment where it helps, and a programme you leave with rather than one that arrives later.

The studio at Ashbourne Mews is used for progression and testing, so that changes to your programme are based on what you can now do, not on how long it has been.

Who it is for

  • Injuries, persistent pain and post-operative recovery
  • Returning to sport or to physical work
  • Long-term conditions where movement is part of the plan
  • Anyone who has been given exercises but not a reason for them

What to expect

  1. First visit

    Sixty minutes, including movement assessment and initial treatment.

  2. Your programme

    A written programme with video references, sent before you get home.

  3. Progression

    Reassessment in the studio rather than a guess at the next stage.

  4. Joined up

    Shared notes with your GP and, where relevant, the therapy team.

How to prepare

  • Wear or bring clothing you can move in
  • Bring imaging or operation notes if your recovery follows surgery
  • Be ready to describe a typical day, not only the painful moments
  • Allow time to practise the programme before you leave

This page describes how an appointment works. It is general information, not medical advice, and it does not replace a consultation.

Who you would see

1 clinician works in this service

Choose a named clinician when you book, or take the first available appointment.

All specialists

Book an appointment

Choose a service, a clinician and a time that suits you. Most general practice appointments are available within three days.

Or call the practice

+44 20 7946 0180
  • Monday – Thursday07:30 – 20:00
  • Friday07:30 – 18:00
  • Saturday09:00 – 15:00
  • SundayVirtual appointments only