Otis Barton-Black's Special Interests
- Neck and shoulder pain
- Lower back pain
- Chronic and persistent pain
- Long-term injury rehabilitation
- Sports injuries
- Return to sport and exercise
- Post-injury rehabilitation
Otis Barton-Black's Approach to Treatment
Otis takes a collaborative and proactive approach to treatment, believing that understanding why you're experiencing pain is an important part of recovery. He works with each patient to build a treatment plan around their goals, lifestyle and routine, combining manual therapy, including deep tissue massage, dry needling and joint mobilisation, with targeted exercise rehabilitation. The aim is not simply temporary relief, but giving patients the knowledge, confidence and tools to manage their own recovery and prevent problems from holding them back.
"Having recovered from injuries myself, I understand how frustrating it can be when pain or injury stops you from doing the things you enjoy. My goal is for every patient to understand their pain, feel confident in their recovery and leave with the tools they need to get back to doing what they love."
— Otis Barton-Black, Chartered Physiotherapist
Frequently Asked Questions about Otis Barton-Black
What does Otis Barton-Black specialise in?
Otis is a Physiotherapist with a particular interest in neck and shoulder pain, lower back pain, and chronic and long-term injury rehabilitation.
Where can I book an appointment with Otis?
Otis will see patients at our West Hampstead clinic. You can book online or call your nearest clinic to arrange an appointment.
Does Otis have experience with dry needling and manual therapy?
Yes. Otis is trained in dry needling, joint mobilisation and deep tissue massage, which he combines with targeted exercise rehabilitation.
Can Otis help with return to sport and exercise?
Yes. Helping patients safely return to sport, exercise and everyday activity after injury is one of Otis's core areas of interest.
Does Otis treat chronic and long-term injuries?
Yes. Chronic and persistent pain and long-term injury rehabilitation are among Otis's special interests, alongside sports injuries and post-injury rehabilitation.
What are Otis's qualifications?
Otis holds an MSc in Physiotherapy (Distinction) and a BSc in Sport Rehabilitation (First Class Honours). He is HCPC registered and a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy.
