A new injury
You have rolled an ankle during a run, pulled a muscle in a match, or felt something go during training. Early assessment and treatment leads to faster recovery and reduces the risk of the injury becoming a longer-term problem.
Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy in London.
Dealing with a sports injury, persistent pain, recurring aches, or looking to get back to full fitness after surgery? Our specialist physiotherapists diagnose, treat, and rehabilitate musculoskeletal and chronic conditions, helping you return to sport, work, training, or daily activity as quickly and safely as possible. We treat athletes, active individuals, office workers, and people dealing with ongoing pain or mobility issues across three London clinics.
- 3 clinics
- Kew, Gunnersbury Park and Moorgate
- 5 years+
- minimum clinical experience per physiotherapist
- Chartered
- physiotherapists from NHS and private practice
- From £67.50
- follow up at Kew and Gunnersbury Park
Reasons to come in
When do you need physiotherapy?
Every treatment plan is built around your condition, lifestyle, goals, and the way your body needs to move.
An ongoing injury
Pain that has persisted for weeks or months, despite rest, often needs more than time. A physiotherapist can identify why recovery has stalled and create a plan to get you moving forward again.
For anyone who plays sports
Knee pain when you run, shoulder pain when you serve, lower back stiffness after cycling. These issues rarely resolve on their own and tend to get worse if you train through them.
Pre-surgery rehabilitation
If you are scheduled for orthopaedic surgery, such as an ACL reconstruction or shoulder repair, a strengthening programme before surgery can significantly improve your post-operative recovery.
Post-surgery rehabilitation
After surgery, structured physiotherapy is essential to restore strength, mobility, and confidence. We work with you from the early stages of healing through to your full return to sport.
Mobility and injury prevention
Not currently injured? Physiotherapy is not just about fixing problems. A biomechanical assessment or movement screening can identify weaknesses and imbalances before they become injuries.
Conditions
Common sports injuries we treat.
Our physiotherapists treat a wide range of musculoskeletal injuries and conditions. These are the areas we see most frequently.
Lower limb: ankle sprains, Achilles tendinopathy, plantar fasciitis, calf strains, shin splints, knee ligament injuries (ACL, MCL), meniscus tears, patellofemoral pain, patellar tendinopathy, hamstring injuries, hip pain, and groin pain.
Upper limb: shoulder impingement, rotator cuff injuries, frozen shoulder, tennis elbow, golfer's elbow, wrist and hand injuries.
Spine: lower back pain, disc injuries, sciatica, neck pain, and thoracic stiffness.
Post-surgical: ACL reconstruction, meniscus repair, rotator cuff repair, shoulder stabilisation, and other orthopaedic procedures.
For specific conditions, we may integrate additional treatments such as shockwave therapy, sports massage, dry needling, or acupuncture as part of your rehabilitation plan.
Process
What to expect from sports physiotherapy.
Every treatment plan is tailored to the individual and based on current research, clinical guidelines, and what is most effective for your condition and goals.
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Thorough assessment
We start with a detailed assessment of your injury, symptoms, movement, training history, and goals to identify the real cause of the problem, not just the symptoms.
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Accurate diagnosis
Through movement testing, strength assessment, and hands-on examination, we diagnose the issue and explain what is happening, why it developed, and what recovery looks like.
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Hands-on treatment
Treatment may include joint mobilisation, soft tissue therapy, muscle energy techniques, and pain management strategies to reduce discomfort and restore movement.
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Exercise rehabilitation
Your recovery plan includes progressive exercises designed to improve strength, mobility, stability, and long-term resilience, both in clinic and at home.
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Return to sport and activity
We gradually rebuild load, intensity, and sport-specific movement patterns to help you return safely and confidently to training, work, or daily activity.
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Evidence-based approach
We focus on treating athletes and active individuals, and our physiotherapists understand training demands and the importance of getting you back to your sport, not just out of pain.
Why Q Sports Physio
Why choose Q Sports Physio?
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Specialist sports physiotherapy
We focus on treating athletes and active individuals. Our physiotherapists understand training demands and the importance of getting you back to your sport, not just out of pain.
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Experienced, chartered physiotherapists
Every member of our physiotherapy team has a minimum of five years' clinical experience, with backgrounds in both the NHS and private practice. Several have worked with professional sports teams.
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Full range of treatments under one roof
Physiotherapy, sports massage, deep tissue massage, shockwave therapy, dry needling and dry cupping are all available at the same clinic. Your treatment plan draws on whichever combination is most effective for your condition.
Fees
Physiotherapy prices.
Kew and Gunnersbury Park share one price list. Moorgate, Central London is priced separately.
View full price listKew and Gunnersbury Park
- Initial assessment and treatment 45 minutes
- £77.50
- Physiotherapy appointment Initial assessment or follow up, 60 minutes
- £85
- Follow up appointment 40 minutes
- £67.50
Block bookings save 10% on 5 sessions and 15% on 8. Moorgate, Central London: initial assessment and treatment £109 for 60 minutes, follow up £109 for 60 minutes or £79 for 30 minutes.
Locations
Physiotherapy at three London clinics.
Physiotherapy is available at all three of our clinics.
Richmond
Kew
283 Sandycombe Road, Kew, Richmond TW9 3LUDiagnosis and progressive rehabilitation for sports injuries, post-operative recovery and ongoing pain, with a fully equipped fitness studio on site.
Ealing
Gunnersbury Park
Gunnersbury Park Sports Hub, Popes Lane, London W3 8LQPhysiotherapy inside a modern sports hub, with direct access to gym and training facilities for the rehabilitation phase of your plan.
City of London
Moorgate
1 Dysart St, Moorgate, London EC2A 2BXPhysiotherapy for professionals managing injury, desk-related pain and post-operative recovery, with early morning, lunchtime and after-work appointments.
Meet the team
Meet our physiotherapy team.
Our physiotherapists each have a minimum of five years of experience across the NHS and private sector, have previously worked as physiotherapists for sports teams, and are trained in treating a full range of musculoskeletal injuries and conditions.
Marco Bevellino
Clinical Lead & Physiotherapist
Michael Saad
Physiotherapist
Craig D'Mello
Physiotherapist
Frequently asked questions
Questions about physiotherapy
What can physiotherapy help with?
Our physiotherapists assess and treat sports injuries, persistent musculoskeletal pain, mobility problems and pre- and post-operative rehabilitation. Your treatment plan is based on your condition, lifestyle and goals.
Where is physiotherapy available?
Physiotherapy is available at our clinics in Kew, Gunnersbury Park and Moorgate.
What happens at the first appointment?
Your physiotherapist discusses your symptoms and goals, performs an assessment and explains the findings. Where appropriate, treatment and a rehabilitation plan can begin during that appointment.