Performing Arts Physiotherapy: In-person (Central London) & Virtual Health
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We understand how it feels to be injured.
Injury can stop you from training, performing, and enjoying your passions. This is impacting on your performance and progress. You deserve to perform at your best, injury-free! We now offer 1:1 work in-person and virtual physiotherapy sessions for you!
This is our 4-Steps personalised recovery plan:
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Track your progress together
Return-to-performance
At Flexibility Matters Physiotherapy, we specialise in helping performers like you -cheerleaders, aerialists, and acrobats to overcome injuries, and get you back to doing what you love!
Our expert team is dedicated to helping you get back on track.
Performing Arts & Pain Specialist Physiotherapist
Beth has her own fair share of cheer and gymnastics injuries! Her Specialist Pain and Performing Arts Physio knowledge led her to become more holistic in her recovery and rehabilitation approach!!
She is on a mission to help more performers to live well despite pain and injuries!
Performing Arts Physiotherapist
Sam King has been a full time professional pole dancer and aerialist for 10 years. In that time he has performed at a range of shows nationally and internationally for celebrities including Kate Moss and Simon Cowell. He knows the effect an injury can have on an aerialist, whether they are a hobbyist or a professional, he is here to help you overcome your pain and injuries!
How we can help you?
Students and performers discount available
Our Success Stories
10/10 highly recommend!! I’m an aerialist/pole dancer and at the beginning of this year, I started to experience wrist pains on my left side. Beth has been super informative and patience with me in my recovery.
Yi Ting Liong
Aerialist | Pole Dancer | Contortionist | Yoga Teacher
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What should I expect during my first physiotherapy session?During your initial session, the physiotherapist will conduct an evaluation, including a discussion of your medical history, physical examination, and assessment of your condition. They will then develop a customised treatment plan tailored to your needs.
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How many physiotherapy sessions will I need?The number of sessions required depends on your condition and treatment goals. Your physiotherapist will discuss your treatment plan and estimated timeline during your initial assessment.
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What is physiotherapy, and how can it benefit me?Physiotherapy, also known as physical therapy, is a healthcare profession focused on optimising physical function and mobility. It can benefit individuals of all ages and abilities by helping to manage pain, recover from injuries, improve flexibility, and enhance overall well-being.
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I am not a performer / athletes ; can you help me as well?Yes, definitely! We are here to help individuals from all walks of life, not just circus artists and cheerleaders. Whether you're an athlete, a performing artist, or an everyday person simply seeking physiotherapy for general health and well-being, can help you recover from injuries, mange pain, improve performance, and reduce the risk of future injuries.
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Is physiotherapy covered by insurance?Many health insurance plans cover physiotherapy, but the extent of coverage varies. We recommend checking with your insurance provider to confirm you can come for physiotherapy and whether you need a GP or consultant referral letter. Please bring your insurance details, including membership numbers and authorisation code with you to your first appointment, otherwise we will need to take payment from you at the time of the appointment and you may not be reimbursed by your insurer.
