Physiotherapy in Stockport

We offer Physiotherapy in Stockport. If you want Physiotherapy in Stockport then get in touch and see how we can enhance your mobility and quality of life by using clinical reasoning to deliver the most suitable treatment for an injury or condition.

Our Physiotherapists in Stockport help people gain as much movement and physical independence as possible so they can resume their normal job or lifestyle. Physiotherapists in Stockport assess, diagnose and treat people with movement problems. They also deliver patient education and help people avoid injuries and maintain a fit, healthy body.


How does it work?

Marple Physio offer Physiotherapy in Stockport and the surrounding area and integrates clinical expertise with evidence based research. All our physiotherapists in Stockport are trained to assess the underlying causes of joint, muscle and nerve disorder, educate patients about managing their condition, and advise ways to prevent pain and injury. Treatment will often involve a combination of manual therapy techniques, joint mobilisation/manipulation, soft tissue, mobilisation specific therapeutic exercises, electrotherapy, acupuncture, strapping techniques and advice or education.

 

Physiotherapy Stockport

At Marple Physio in Stockport all our physiotherapists are registered with the Health Professions Council (HPC) and are members of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy.

 

It is easy to get to us from Stockport. If you want our Stockport Physiotherapy services you can drive to us - we are 15mins from Stockport centre, why not take advantage of our free car park. Or alternatively there are a number of buses that pass our door and two train stations nearby.


Marple Physio offers Physiotherapy to everyone throughout the local area and has customers from Marple, Romiley, Stockport, Marple Bridge, Bredbury, Compstall, Hazel Grove, High Lane, New Mills and other areas of Cheshire and Derbyshire.

Marple Physio
5 Station Road,
Marple, Stockport,
Cheshire. SK6 6AJ

Physiotherapists use a wide range of drug-free techniques to relieve pain, restore function and movement, and prevent further problems, these include:-

  • Joint mobilisation and manipulation
  • Acupuncture
  • Therapeutic exercise and stretches
  • Muscle balance exercises and stability exercises
  • Taping/strapping techniques
  • Electrotherapy modalities such as ultrasound, Electrical stimulation or TENS
  • Soft tissue massage/mobilisation
  • Biomechanical Assessment
  • Posture and Ergonomic advice