Physiocure

read moreSports Therapy is the assessment and treatment of musculoskeletal injuries. Treatment may involve exercise prescription, advice, hands-on therapy, electrotherapy and taping. We are delighted to announce that from Monday 7th December we will be back practicing at Cookridge Hall. We cannot thank our sister site Fitcure enough for allowing us to utilise the studio and create the equivalent amount of wood as Noahs Arc in partitions for treatment rooms!

read moreHip-Physiocure is a Specialist Hip Physiotherapy Rehabilitation Clinic established by Louise Grant, Hip Specialist Chartered Physiotherapist. It is located within Bannatyne Health Club, Cookridge Hall, Leeds. Louise and the team provide specialist hip physiotherapy to patients with hip problems pre and post operatively, and to patients who wish to manage their problem non-surgically. Louise has extensive experience of seeing high volumes of patients following hip arthroscopy, peri-acetabular osteotomy (PAO) and total hip replacement (THR).

read moreEliza Burrell has been part of our Practice for over 10 years and has worked closely with the Hip Physiocure Team throughout all this time. After the birth of her son in 2017, Eliza developed a particular interest in the role that Women's Health Physiotherapy has on prevention and treatment of female urinary incontinence as a result of birth, surgery, prolapse, pain or age-related conditions. She also noted that some of our female hip patients had combined hip and pelvic floor issues that required Specialist Pelvic Floor Physio.

read moreThe AACP report 'Acupuncture is one of the many skills used within physiotherapy as part of an integrated approach to the management of pain and inflammation. Physiotherapists base their treatments on scientific research and clinical evidence that Acupuncture can reduce pain by stimulating the brain and spinal cord to produce natural pain-relieving chemicals such as endorphins, melatonin (which promotes sleep) and serotonin (to promote well-being), to name but a few. These chemicals assist the body's healing processes and offer pain relief as a precursor to other treatments such as manual therapy or exercise in order to aid recovery.

read morePhysiotherapy is the assessment and treatment of problems and injuries that affect muscles, joints, nerves and soft tissues. Chartered Physiotherapy is based on, and committed to, the application of evidence based practice. It uses a physical approach to promote, restore and maintain wellbeing. If you are not sure whether Physiotherapy is appropriate for your condition, call or email us for advice. The government has produced a register to regulate health professions and check qualifications. It takes three years of study at either a university or physiotherapy school, combined with supervised hospital placements to gain the basic degree or Grad.