FAQ

TA Physio is a specialist physiotherapy and rehabilitation clinic helping people recover from injury, overcome pain, improve performance, and return to the activities they enjoy. We provide expert musculoskeletal physiotherapy, sports injury rehabilitation, post-operative care, Women’s Health Physiotherapy, and performance-focused rehabilitation.

TA Physio currently operates clinics in:

• Crouch End
• Marylebone
• Henley-on-Thames

See our clinic locations here!

No. You can book directly with us without a referral. Appointments can be booked online at https://www.taphysio.co.uk/book-now, allowing you to choose your preferred clinic, clinician, and appointment time.

Your physiotherapist will discuss your symptoms, goals, medical history, and lifestyle before completing a thorough assessment. You’ll receive a clear explanation of your condition, treatment recommendations, a report explaining it in simple language, and a personalised rehabilitation plan.

Initial appointments are typically 45–60 minutes.

Follow-up appointments are usually 30–45 minutes depending on your treatment needs.

Please wear comfortable clothing that allows movement and easy access to the area being assessed. Shorts are often helpful for lower limb injuries.

Yes. We will always try to match you with the clinician best suited to your injury, goals, and availability.

We commonly help with back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, knee pain, hip pain, tendon pain, arthritis and joint pain, sports injuries, running injuries, muscle strains, ligament sprains, post-operative rehabilitation, ACL rehabilitation, and golf-related injuries.

We also have clinicians that specialise in women’s health, Mummy MOT, concussion rehab, sports return to play rehabilitation and performance support.

Yes. We regularly work with runners, golfers, footballers, tennis players, gym-goers, cyclists, and athletes of all levels.

Absolutely. We provide structured rehabilitation programmes and return-to-sport testing to help you return safely and confidently.

We have an experienced team that have helped many athletes to their sport using a MDT approach and data collection alongside our experience.

Yes. We regularly support patients following ACL reconstruction, knee replacement surgery, hip replacement surgery, shoulder surgery, meniscus surgery, tendon repairs, and fracture fixation procedures.

We use a data driven approach in all our rehabilitation.

In many cases, yes. Physiotherapy can significantly improve pain, strength, movement, and function, potentially reducing the need for surgery.

Yes. Exercise rehabilitation forms a key part of our treatment approach and is tailored specifically to your goals and condition.

Yes. Depending on your condition, treatment may include manual therapy, soft tissue techniques, joint mobilisation, exercise rehabilitation, education, and movement retraining.

The number of sessions varies depending on your injury, goals, and recovery progress. Your physiotherapist will discuss this with you during your assessment.

Yes. We assess and treat a wide range of running-related injuries and can advise on training load, strength deficits, biomechanics, and return-to-running plans.

Yes. We regularly work with golfers to manage injuries, improve mobility, optimise performance, and help them stay on the course.

Yes. Appointment availability varies between clinics and clinicians, with evening and weekend appointments available on selected days. We even work Sundays!

Our approach combines expert assessment, evidence-based treatment, personalised rehabilitation programmes, and long-term injury management. We focus on helping you move better, recover fully, and achieve lasting results—not simply reducing pain.

We work with active adults, office workers, runners, golfers, footballers, tennis players, gym-goers, pregnant and postnatal women, post-operative patients, and elite athletes