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“Physiotherapy for MSK & Neurological conditions – supporting recovery, independence, and quality of life.”

With a special interest in all things Neuro🧠
- Parkinson’s
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Stroke Rehab

27/08/2026

🌊Appointments Availability🌊

After a very busy couple of weeks in clinic, we are now taking bookings for the end of September and October☺️

Message us to book! Availability can get limited so if you need any advice or have any injuries or concerns, don’t hesitate to contact us🌊

25/08/2026

And we have a winner…..🎉

24/08/2026

Last chance to enter to be in with the chance of winning a free physiotherapy session!

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3. Tag a friend
4. Share for an additional entry!

18/08/2026

WIN a FREE Physiotherapy Session at Waves Physiotherapy 🌊

To enter:

1. Like this post
2. Follow/like our page
3. Tag someone who could do with looking after their body!
4. Bonus: share this post for an extra entry.

Winner announced Tuesday 25th August 2026.

14/08/2026

🦴 Hypermobility: More Than Being “Double-Jointed”

Did you know that being very flexible doesn’t necessarily mean your joints are moving optimally?

Hypermobility means that some joints can move through a greater range than average. For some people, this causes no problems at all. For others, it can be associated with symptoms such as:

🔷 Joint pain or aching
🔷 Recurrent sprains or strains
🔷 Feeling unstable
🔷 Muscle fatigue
🔷 Reduced confidence with movement
🔷 Difficulty maintaining certain positions

Physiotherapy can focus on strength, control, coordination and building confidence in movement rather than simply trying to increase flexibility.

If you’re hypermobile, the aim isn’t necessarily to become less flexible - it’s about helping your body feel stronger and more supported.

If you’re experiencing ongoing symptoms associated with hypermobility, an individual assessment can help identify what may be contributing to them.

🌊 At Waves Physiotherapy, we can help you work towards movement that feels stronger and more controlled.

13/08/2026

🌊 Is Your Body Trying to Tell You Something?

We often put off getting help when we have pain, stiffness or reduced movement.

“But it might go away.”

“I’ll give it another few weeks.”

“I don’t want to make a fuss.”

Sound familiar? 👀

While some aches and pains do settle with time, persistent or recurring symptoms are worth getting assessed.

Physiotherapy can help you understand:

💙 What’s contributing to your symptoms
💙 What you can do to help yourself
💙 Which movements or exercises may be appropriate
💙 How to gradually return to the activities you enjoy

You don’t have to wait until something is stopping you completely before seeking advice.

At Waves Physiotherapy, we’re here to help you understand your body and work towards your goals.

Feel free to contact us for advice, or to book an appointment🫶🏻

12/08/2026

🌊 Physiotherapy is about more than recovering from an injury.

Many people think physiotherapy is only needed after an accident or surgery, but it can also help to:

✔ Reduce pain
✔ Improve strength and mobility
✔ Prevent future injuries
✔ Improve balance and coordination
✔ Support long-term health conditions
✔ Help you stay active and independent

At Waves Physiotherapy, we create personalised treatment plans that focus on your goals, whether that’s returning to sport, walking with confidence, or simply moving without pain.

Get in contact with us today to start your pathway back to 100%!🌊

31/07/2026

🏃‍♀️ Race Day Ready? Here’s Your Physiotherapy Guide for Runners! 🏅

Whether you’re preparing for your first 5K, a half marathon, or a full marathon, the final days before your event are all about looking after your body- not pushing it harder.

Here are our top tips:

✅ Stick to your plan - Avoid the temptation to squeeze in one last long run. Trust the training you’ve already done.

✅ Stay hydrated - Drink plenty of water in the days leading up to your event and don’t wait until race morning to think about hydration.

✅ Prioritise sleep - A good night’s sleep throughout the week is more beneficial than worrying about the night before the race.

✅ Fuel your body - Eat balanced meals and, if appropriate for your event, gradually increase your carbohydrate intake in the days beforehand. Don’t experiment with new foods!

✅ Warm up properly - Before the start, spend around 5–10 minutes walking or jogging lightly, followed by dynamic movements to prepare your muscles and joints.

✅ Listen to your body - A little pre-race nervousness is normal, but if you’re carrying an injury or experiencing pain that changes the way you run, don’t ignore it. Seeking advice early can help prevent a small issue from becoming a bigger problem.

🏅 After the finish line: Keep moving with a gentle walk, rehydrate, refuel, and give your body time to recover before returning to training. Be proud and enjoy it!

At Waves Physiotherapy, we’re here to support runners of all abilities- whether you’re aiming for a personal best, recovering from an injury, or simply enjoying the journey.

Good luck to everyone taking part in upcoming events- we’ll be cheering you on! 🌊💙

Miles And Smiles Run Club
Penkridge Runners
Revive Yoga and Wellbeing Studio

🌊🌊🌊⚖️  Balance is something many of us take for granted- until it becomes more difficult.Good balance relies on your mus...
30/07/2026

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⚖️ Balance is something many of us take for granted- until it becomes more difficult.

Good balance relies on your muscles, joints, vision and nervous system all working together.

Physiotherapy can help improve balance through targeted exercises that enhance strength, coordination and confidence.

Whether you're recovering from an injury or managing a neurological condition, improving balance can help reduce the risk of falls and support greater independence.

Contact us now for your balance assessment and let us help you get back on track!

29/07/2026

🌊 What are musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions? 🌊

MSK conditions affect the muscles, joints, bones, tendons and ligaments that help us move every day.

Common examples include:

🔹Back and neck pain
🔹Arthritis
🔹Tendon injuries
🔹Shoulder pain
🔹Knee pain
🔹Sports injuries

The good news is that many MSK conditions respond well to physiotherapy. A thorough assessment helps identify the cause of your symptoms, allowing us to create a treatment plan that's right for you.

Early treatment can often prevent small problems from becoming bigger ones.

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Revive Yoga & Wellbeing Studio
Burntwood
WS73XE

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