Welcome To Physio-Logical
At Physio-logical we pride ourselves on listening and working with you, offering expert hands-on Physiotherapy treatments to enable you to live a pain free lifestyle and restore, maintain and enhance your wellbeing and physical activity.
How We Can Help You
Natalie and her experienced team offer exceptional customer service through their caring patient focussed approach, by offering hands on treatments combined with rehabilitation exercises to treat the root cause of your injury and prevent further reoccurrence
What We Offer
Our services include hands-on Physiotherapy, Sports Therapy, Sports Massage, Acupuncture and Pilates. We treat a range of conditions from back, neck, shoulder, knee and hip pain to helping you with pre and post op rehabilitation, and can offer tailored training programmes for Runners, Triathletes, Cyclists, Sailors, Golfers or a particular sporting event.
Physiotherapy
Sports Massage
Shockwave Therapy
Acupuncture
Our Core Values
Caring
We're patient focussed and want to help you achieve a healthy, active life free from pain & injury.
Partnership
We work with you to achieve your goals, listening to you first to find the right approach for you.
Professional
We aim for excellence in everything we do.
Latest News & Articles
Our Business Birthday! 14 Years of Physio-logical – Our Story
14 Years of Physio-logical, Hampshire in Business. Our Journey - Happy Birthday! Today is our 14th Birthday! To mark our birthday this year we held a special offer week and held a raffle at our Stansted Park clinic with all proceeds going to the amazing Rowans...
Shockwave for Iliotibial band (ITB) knee pain
The Iliotibial band (ITB) is an important thick strap of connective tissue which runs down the lateral (outside) thigh connecting the hip muscles to the lower knee and shin bone, helping to stabilise the knee joint. The ITB can become inflamed and irritated causing...
How can a tennis player develop pain around the elbow?
High impact racket sports such as tennis often contribute to overuse injuries within the tendons of the forearm and elbow. This is mainly due to repetitive high velocity movement of the arm when swinging and making contact with the ball, which over time may overload...
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