‘We Help People To Become More Active, Mobile, Independent and Live Free From Painkillers”
Click the welcome video below to hear from Jonathan Smith and how Thorpes Physiotherapy’s clinics in Sandhurst, Yateley and Fleet can help you!
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We will answer the 34 most commonly asked questions.
Learn the quickest ways to end back pain naturally.
Ease shoulder or neck pain before it causes severe headaches.
Running injuries and how to deal with them. Read our guide.
The facts about Parkinsons you should know. Read our guide.
Golfing injuries explained and top tips to help avoid them.
Knee pain explained and top tips to help avoid them.
Strokes explained and top tips to help avoid them.
5 Benefits of Virtual Physiotherapy Consultations.
Beating back pain after childbirth.
7 Things you should know about dizziness.
WELCOME TO
THORPES
PHYSIOTHERAPY
We exist to Educate, Motivate, Treat and Inspire our patients to be become more Mobile, Active and live Free from Pain. We know that people live busy lives and this is why we offer flexible appointments times, including early morning and evening appointments, plus we have 3 different clinic locations. You can therefore choose a location and time to best suit you!
Give us a call on 01276 37670
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The word Iliotibial Band or ITB for short tends to get thrown around especially among the running community. But what exactly is it? Iliotibial band...
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