EVERYDAY
Stride / Physiotherapy & movement
Move forward.
On your terms.
The everyday wins. The comeback moments. Physiotherapy built around your life and what you want to get back to.
A conversation first. A plan made together.
01 Understand the whole picture
02 Set meaningful goals
03 Keep moving together
Different goals. Personal care.
Where do you want to go?
Start with the pathway that feels closest to your needs. We can work out the details together.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us in your own words.
Back, neck & everyday discomfort
Make room for the things you love.
Whether it is time at your desk or time in the garden, we start by understanding what movement means in your day. An individual assessment helps shape the next steps.
- Your daily movement and routines
- A conversation about your goals
- An individual plan to discuss together
Sports & activity rehabilitation
Your sport. Your starting point.
From weekend walks to training sessions, our sports pathway begins with your activity, your experience, and the movement you want to get back to.
- The demands of your chosen activity
- A movement assessment at your pace
- A plan with regular opportunities to review
Injury & post-operative rehabilitation
A clear next step in your recovery.
Recovery looks different for everyone. We discuss your history, current care, and personal priorities before planning appropriate support.
- Your recovery history and current care
- Your mobility and personal priorities
- Coordination with your wider care team
Your starting point. Your pace.
A first assessment.
A shared starting point.
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Tell your story
What changed, what you have tried, and what you want to get back to.
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Explore your movement
Understand each part of the assessment, with room to ask or pause.
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Choose the next step
Discuss the findings and a plan that fits your priorities.
You bring the goal.
We work on
the next step.
Listen first.
Your experience belongs at the centre of the appointment.
Make it understandable.
Clear explanations and practical options to discuss.
Leave room to review.
A plan that can change as your needs do.
Progress is a
conversation, too.
What felt different? What got in the way? Bring the ordinary details back into the room.
Example review goal
A walk with a friend.
The conversation, at a glance
- Notice
- What changed?
- Make room
- What needs adjusting?
- Look ahead
- What matters next?
Inside Stride
Space to explore
your movement.
A considered setting for appointments, conversations, and movement assessments. The equipment supports the visit; it does not define your starting point.
Introduced before it is used.
Your physiotherapist explains any equipment proposed for the appointment and what they would like to explore with you.
Room for everyday movement.
The open floor gives your physiotherapist space to observe a walk or a movement you want to discuss, with the assessment adapted around you.
A place to review the assessment.
After the movement part of the visit, sit down together to go through observations, ask questions, and connect the discussion to your goal.
A clear beginning
Your first visit,
without the guesswork.
- BEFORE YOU ARRIVE
We share what to expect, practical details, and anything useful to bring to the conversation.
- WHEN WE MEET
We talk through your goals and history, explore your movement, and discuss possible next steps.
Bring the goal
back to real life.
AT WORK
A more manageable workday.
YOUR SPORT
Time with your team.
The person behind the goal
Care starts
with being heard.
Space to tell your story. An explanation you can follow. A conversation about what matters to you, both in the clinic and outside it.
Helen M.
Starting the conversation
Room for the whole story
“I did not have to arrive with the right words. There was time to explain what my day looked like and what I wanted to get back to. That felt like a useful place to begin.”
A plan that considers real life
“We talked about my working week and the time I actually had available. I appreciated being part of the discussion, rather than being handed a plan without any questions.”
Daniel R.
Making the plan together
Questions are part of the visit
“I could ask why we were looking at a movement and say when something was unclear. The explanations helped me understand what we were discussing and what to bring up next time.”
Maya S.
Understanding the next step
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Let's find a starting point
What is your next step?
Tell us the basics. An introductory conversation is a place to explore your options.
A starting point
Your next step, outlined.
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