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BOOST Physiotherapists regularly write articles about injuries and conditions- we post these articles here.  You can search through our database of articles by using the search bar. Should you want to discuss your injury with one of our physiotherapists please call us on 020 82017788 for a chat about your problem.

Madeleine Paterson Physiotherapist

Posted by Steven Berkman

Madeleine loves helping her patients recover quickly from injury problems and loves helping them achieve their goals.

Madeleine is available for same day physiotherapy appointments in our Hampstead Village branch- at 12 Church Row, NW3 6UT.

Sports Massage at BOOST PHYSIO

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Sports Massage Therapy is now available at our East Finchley and Hendon branches by Wendy Behan.
Wendy specialises in sports massage, deep tissue massage, myofascial release, swedish massage and muscle energy techniques.  Great for sports people, runners, triathletes or simply to loosen those tight muscles or even a bit of pampering and relaxation.

Catriona Benson Physiotherapist

Posted by Steven Berkman

Catriona Benson BOOST physiotherapist in Hendon NW4 and Elstree WD6. Catriona is available for same day physiotherapy appointments.

Elstree Physio Team Update

Posted by Steven Berkman

I want to update you about our BOOST PHYSIO team at HCA Elstree. Catriona and James are now available to help your patients achieve full recovery and excellent results. Click here for more info about James. Click here for more information about Catriona.

James Ng- Senior Physiotherapist

Posted by Steven Berkman

Meet James Ng who loves helping patients recover from injuries or surgeries. James loves to use hands on treatments including acupuncture to help his patients recovery quickly.
James is a Senior Physiotherapist and helps patients in Elstree WD6 and Hendon NW4 branches of BOOST PHYSIO.

What Is A Pinched Nerve?

Posted by Steven Berkman

What Is A Pinched Nerve?

Nerve tissue is one of the most sensitive tissue in the body. If nerves get irritated by surrounding tissues like joints, muscles or discs, this nerve can become painful causing referred pain and is often called a “trapped nerve” or a “pinched nerve”.
Nerves most commonly get irritated / pinched in the spine around the neck, and the lower back (the upper back too- but this is less common).

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