What Is Physiotherapy?
Integrated Care: The Best of Both Worlds
- Physiotherapy focuses on assessment, diagnosis, rehabilitation, and long-term recovery through targeted treatment and exercise.
- Massage Therapy helps reduce muscular tension, ease discomfort, and support relaxation by working directly with the soft tissues.
Conditions We Treat
- Musculoskeletal Pain: Support for joint and muscle discomfort affecting daily life.
- Sports Injuries: Treatment for strains, sprains, and activity-related injuries.
- Post-Operative Rehabilitation: Helping restore strength, mobility, and confidence after surgery.
- Mobility Concerns: Improving balance, coordination, and overall movement.
- Postural Issues: Guidance and exercises to address the effects of desk work or prolonged sitting.
Our Camberley physiotherapist has particular experience in post-surgical rehabilitation and sports injuries, alongside the everyday aches and stiffness that build up through work and daily life.
More detail on each of the areas we treat can be found on the pages below:
Your Appointment: What to Expect
Your First Visit
During your initial assessment, your physiotherapist will carry out a detailed physical evaluation to understand your symptoms and movement patterns. They will review your medical history and discuss your goals.
From this, a personalised treatment plan will be created, which may include:
- Manual therapy and soft tissue techniques to reduce pain and improve mobility
- A structured exercise programme tailored to your needs and lifestyle
Follow-Up Sessions
Physiotherapy Pricing
Treatment
Physiotherapy and Your Membership
Members can use their membership for physiotherapy at Camberley. One credit covers a 45 minute initial assessment or a 30 minute follow-up, which keeps a course of treatment considerably more affordable than paying appointment by appointment.
If you are already a member, you do not need to do anything differently. The Camberley team can talk you through how your credits work across both.
Private Health Insurance
- Whether physiotherapy is covered under your policy
- If a GP or consultant referral is required
- How many sessions are included
Our Camberley team will be happy to assist if you need guidance.
Finding Us
Getting Here
Parking
There are several parking options a few minutes from the centre.
- Knoll Road Car Park, two to three minutes on foot, a large multi-storey with parking from around £2.30 for up to two hours.
- Main Square Car Park, three to four minutes on foot, town centre parking from around £2.60 for up to two hours.
- Atrium Car Park, four to five minutes on foot, from around £2.50 for up to two hours.
Why Choose The Massage Company for Physiotherapy
Everything under one roof
A hands-on approach
Why patients choose our Camberley centre
- Excellent access from Surrey, Hampshire and Berkshire
- Convenient for staff at Frimley Park Hospital
- Close to the M3 and A30
- Our original centre, and the first The Massage Company location
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I Need a GP Referral?
No, you can book directly with our physiotherapists. If you plan to claim through insurance, check with your provider as some may require a referral.
What Should I Wear?
Wear comfortable clothing that allows movement. For example, shorts for knee issues or a vest top for shoulder concerns.
Do You Provide Exercises to Do at Home?
Yes, your physiotherapist will provide a tailored exercise programme to support your recovery between sessions.
How Many Sessions Will I Need?
This varies depending on your condition. Your physiotherapist will outline a recommended plan during your initial assessment.
Can physiotherapy help prevent future injuries?
Yes, by improving strength, mobility, and movement patterns, physiotherapy can reduce the risk of future issues.
Can physiotherapy help with back, neck, or sciatica pain?
Yes, it uses assessment, manual therapy, and targeted exercises to reduce pain and improve mobility by addressing the root cause.
Will physiotherapy support recovery after surgery or injury?
Yes, it plays an important role in rebuilding strength, restoring movement, and supporting safe recovery.
Can it help with joint pain or repetitive strain?
Yes, physiotherapy can reduce discomfort and improve function through a combination of treatment, exercise, and education.
Is physiotherapy suitable for mobility or balance issues?
Yes, it can help improve coordination, strength, and confidence in movement for a wide range of individuals.