Tufnell Park · Gospel Oak · Camden Town · NW5 and NW1

Physio near Tufnell Park, Gospel Oak and Camden Town

If you live or work around Tufnell Park, Gospel Oak, Dartmouth Park or Camden Town, our Kentish Town clinic inside Thrive is one of the closest places to get expert help for pain, injury or recovery after surgery.

★★★★★ 5-star Google reviews from our Kentish Town patients

By Steven Berkman and the BOOST PHYSIO team · Updated November 2026 · 4 min read

Resistance band exercise during a physio session
Same dayappointments, 7 days a week
Kentish TownThrive, Spectrum House, 32-34 Gordon House Road, NW5 1LP
Insured?Bupa, AXA Health, Vitality, WPA and Aviva
13 clinicsacross North London and Hertfordshire

Quick answer: BOOST PHYSIO Kentish Town is inside Thrive at Spectrum House, 32-34 Gordon House Road, NW5 1LP, a short walk from Gospel Oak station and Parliament Hill and easy to reach from Tufnell Park, Kentish Town and Camden Town. Same day appointments are often available and no GP referral is needed.

Where we are

Address Thrive, Unit 19, Spectrum House, 32-34 Gordon House Road, NW5 1LP
Nearest stations Gospel Oak (Overground), Kentish Town and Kentish Town West
Areas we see patients from Tufnell Park, Gospel Oak, Dartmouth Park, Camden Town, Chalk Farm, Highgate
Opening 7 days a week across our clinics, same day appointments often available
Referral No GP referral needed. Bupa, AXA Health, Vitality, WPA and Aviva

Our clinic is inside Thrive, a gym in Spectrum House on Gordon House Road. Being in a gym means we can move from the treatment room into rehab on proper equipment, so your plan is built around the movements you need for work, sport and daily life.

Tanvi introduces herself and the Kentish Town clinic in this short video.

Physio in Kentish Town and Kensington- Meet Tanvi

Meet Tanvi, physio in Kentish Town

What we help with

Back and neck pain

Desk work, commuting, sciatica

Practical plans that fit around a busy working week.

Sports injuries

Running, football, climbing, gym

Rehab in the Thrive gym with return to sport testing.

Joint pain

Knee, hip, shoulder

Arthritis and tendon pain, with strength work that lasts.

After surgery

ACL, replacements, fractures

Rehab that follows your surgeon’s plan.

Get help this week

Same day appointments are often available at our Kentish Town clinic.

Your first appointment

  • Time to talk about your pain, history and goals
  • A thorough assessment to find the cause
  • A clear explanation and an honest timeline
  • Hands-on treatment where it helps and a short exercise plan
  • Most patients reach their goals in around 5 sessions

Meet your Kentish Town physios

Zoe and Tanvi see patients from Tufnell Park, Gospel Oak and Camden Town every week.

Zoe Katz, Senior Physiotherapist at BOOST PHYSIO

Zoe Katz

Senior Physiotherapist

Kentish Town NW5Injuries and chronic pain

Zoe treats injuries and long-standing pain, helping patients understand their pain and build back strength.

Meet Zoe

Tanvi Parikh, Senior Physiotherapist at BOOST PHYSIO

Tanvi Parikh

Senior Physiotherapist

Kentish Town NW5Back, neck and spine

Tanvi has a special interest in back and neck pain, spinal conditions and rehab after surgery.

Meet Tanvi

What our Kentish Town patients say

★★★★★

“I’ve had a really positive experience at BOOST PHYSIO, where I’ve been receiving dedicated treatment plan for an IT band injury in my knee.”

Salma, Google review, Kentish Town

★★★★★

“I have had a few consultations now with Zoe and she has made me feel like I am well supported by her and that I will have a positive outcome.”

Linda B., Google review, Kentish Town

★★★★★

“I came to Tanvi with problematic shoulder that would not get better on its own.”

Duncan M., Google review, Kentish Town

Watch: our Kentish Town team

Short videos from our Kentish Town physios.

The BOOST PHYSIO physiotherapy team

One clinic, the experience of a whole team

Something our patients don’t always realise is how much support sits behind each physio. Our team trains together twice a month and every physio has a dedicated mentor who reviews cases with them, so when you see us in Kentish Town you get the experience of the whole BOOST PHYSIO group.

  • Same day appointments, seven days a week across our clinics
  • No GP referral needed
  • Recognised by Bupa, AXA Health, Vitality, WPA and Aviva

Prefer another clinic? Book at BOOST PHYSIO Crouch End, Swiss Cottage or Hampstead, or read more about sports physio.

Book your Kentish Town appointment

Thrive, Spectrum House, 32-34 Gordon House Road, NW5 1LP.

Your questions answered

Is there a BOOST PHYSIO clinic in Tufnell Park or Camden Town?

Our nearest clinic is Kentish Town, inside Thrive on Gordon House Road, NW5 1LP. Our Crouch End and Swiss Cottage clinics are also close by.

Where is your Kentish Town clinic?

Inside Thrive, Unit 19, Spectrum House, 32-34 Gordon House Road, NW5 1LP, close to Gospel Oak station and Parliament Hill.

Do I need a GP referral to see a physio?

No. You can book directly with us online, by phone or on WhatsApp. If you are claiming on private medical insurance, check with your insurer first, as some ask for a GP or specialist referral.

Can I use my health insurance?

Yes. We are recognised by Bupa, AXA Health, Vitality, WPA and Aviva. Bring your authorisation number and policy details and we will do the rest.

How many sessions will I need?

It depends on the problem and your goals. On average our patients reach their goals in around 5 sessions, and we will give you an honest estimate at your first appointment in Kentish Town.

Steven Berkman, founder of BOOST PHYSIO

Written and clinically reviewed by Steven Berkman, BSc Physiotherapy (University of Cape Town), HCPC-registered chartered physiotherapist, MCSP, founder of BOOST PHYSIO in 2008, with Zoe Katz and Tanvi Parikh at BOOST PHYSIO Kentish Town. Last reviewed 12 November 2026.

References

  1. Chartered Society of Physiotherapy. Self-referral to physiotherapy. csp.org.uk.

This article is general information, not a diagnosis. If you are unsure what is causing your symptoms, book an assessment or speak to your GP. If you have severe or rapidly worsening symptoms, call 111 or 999.