News and advice

Posted 24/04/18

Pain Relief

At Bristol Neurophysio the clients we see frequently experience pain for a variety of reasons. At times these clients may have very severe pain, which hasn't responded to traditional treatment…

Posted 06/03/18

Kat to increase her hours with Bristol Neurophysio

In response to an increased demand recently for specialist paediatric physiotherapy we are delighted that one of our therapists, Kat Clarke, will be increasing her hours with the team from next month.

Posted 13/05/17

Sheila's retirement

We're very sad to be saying goodbye to a much-loved member of the team, Sheila Watters, who is retiring this month.

Posted 24/03/17

International Neurophysiotherapy Conference 2017

I'm back home after a fantastic couple of days in London attending the annual ACPIN conference.

Posted 06/12/16

Bristol Neurophysio launches their new website

We are delighted to launch our new website today.

Posted 24/10/16

Bristol Neurophysio's psychotherapy and counselling service

At Bristol Neurophysio we aim to work holistically with our clients. In order to do this effectively we understand that we need to address our client's emotional and mental health needs, as well…

Posted 16/08/16

Bristol Neurophysio now offers in-house occupational therapy

At Bristol Neurophysio we have always worked closely with Occupational Therapists, both in the NHS and the private sector.

Posted 19/07/16

How to stay cool

Whilst many of us are loving this weather it can make things really tough for individuals with neuro conditions.

Posted 16/07/16

Second chance to dance

I was lucky enough last night to see the amazing Central School of Ballet perform at the Wedmore Arts Festival.