As physiotherapists, we have various assessment and treatment principles that we can apply to manage our patients. Maitland, McKenzie, Kaltenborn and Mulligan are a few of the techniques that are widely practiced. A physiotherapist will be able to select the treatment principle that is best suited...
Osteoarthritis is the most common form of joint disease, affecting at least eight million people in the UK. It can affect any joint, but it most commonly affects the knees, hips, neck, back, toes and fingers. Previously considered a disease of the articular cartilage of a...
We're delighted to welcome Laura Woods to Halo! Laura is a Senior Physiotherapist and Pilates Instructor, and joins Halo to further strengthen our clinical team. Highly skilled in helping patients with musculoskeletal conditions and with a particular passion for treating low back and neck pain, Laura promotes...
If you’re taking part in this year’s Two Castles Run on Sunday 9th June, don’t miss this Special Offer at Halo! Get a pre or post run, 60 minute Sports Massage with leading Clinical Sport and Remedial Massage Therapist, Nick Court for only £40 To claim this...
Are you shaping up for summer? Beam with Grace at Halo offers bespoke 55 minute Personal Pilates Training sessions, which are tailored to suit you and your body. During the sessions you can focus on setting goals and receive expert advice, help in achieving your targets and...
Are weight struggles a problem...
Halo would like to wish all of those taking part in the London Marathon on Sunday 28th April the very best of luck! The newest member of our team, Nick Court has extended his Thursday evening and Saturday clinics during the week after the marathon to...
Meet Nick Court, the latest member of Team Halo! Nick is a Clinical Sport and Remedial Massage Therapist, and we're delighted to welcome him to the team. Nick's clinics will include Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings. To book Sports and Soft Tissue Massage with Nick, please visit our...
The condition often referred to as Morton's neuroma, which was named after Dr Morton who first described this condition in 1876, describes a neuroma (thickening and swollen nerve fibre) located between the long bones (metatarsals) of the foot Due to the intimacy of the interdigital nerves...
Halo run several free drop in events throughout the year and there are several reasons we do this: 1) it provides a service for the local community, especially for those who may not otherwise be able to attend private physiotherapy sessions 2) it creates awareness of the...
