Dereham Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Clinic opened in April 2006 with the aim of providing a first class service in the diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation and prevention of musculo-skeletal pain and injury.
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Welcome to Dereham Physiotherapy Sports Injury Clinic
Dereham Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Clinic opened in April 2006 with the aim of providing a first class service in the diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation and prevention of musculo-skeletal pain and injury.
The clinics
Dereham Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic was established in Toftwood in early 2006, and moved into the new Dereham Leisure Centre in April 2007. It is located within walking distance of the town centre, can be reached easily by public transport, has ample free parking and access for disabled patients.
The clinic has a fully equipped treatment room and as it is situated adjacent to a Fitness Studio, the Clinic has use of a wide range of Cardiovascular machines (including Treadmills, Cross-Trainers, Rowing Machines and Cycling Machines) and resistance machines and weights, allowing patients to be assessed in a functional and sporting environment, and also for individual Rehabilitation programs to be designed to aid recovery.
Endorsed by:- Alex Heaney – Great Britain Judo Squad (ranked in Britain’s Top 10)
- Tim Lond-Caulk – Golf Professional, Wensum Valley Golf Club (Taverham)
- Francis Baker – Great Britain Under 20 & 23 Heptathlon and Decathlon
- Chris Baker – England Schools High Jump Champion, Great Britain U20 High Jump
- Dereham Rugby Club
- Matt Casson – Senior Fitness Instructor, Dereham Leisure Centre
- Paul Sandford - Manager/Owner of Joint Effort Gym, Dereham
- Dudley Mayers - Secretary, Dereham Golf Club
- Kenny Dearlove - Occupational Health Nurse, Norfolk Constabulary
In a recent survey, 17% of patients rated the clinic's service as Very Good... the other 83% said it was Excellent!
About the physiotherapist
Tim Woodhead MSc., PGCert., BSc. (Hons.), MCSP
Tim is a Chartered Physiotherapist who graduated from the University of Bradford in 2000 with a BSc. (Hons.) degree in Physiotherapy. He has since undertaken postgraduate courses in Spinal Manipulation, Osteopathic Manipulation and Soft-Tissue Mobilisation, and gained further qualifications such as a Post-Graduate Certificate in Orthopaedic Medicine (Middlesex University, 2004) and a MSc. in Sports and Exercise Injury Management (Leeds Metropolitan University, 2004).
After initially working for the NHS in West Yorkshire for 2½ years, Tim began his career in Private Practice in West Yorkshire and Greater Manchester before relocating to Norfolk. He has also worked in professional Rugby League with the Huddersfield Giants, as well as working with elite athletes in Tennis, Swimming, Running, Athletics, Triathlon, Shooting, Archery and Rugby Union.
As well as Sports Injuries Tim also has an interest in Spinal problems and has had research published in the UK and Germany in the field of Spinal Manipulation, and acts as a reviewer for the Journal of Orthopaedic Medicine. His research has been used on the teaching syllabus by the New York College of Osteopathic Medicine, and also in promotional literature published by the Californian branch of the International Chiropractor's Association.
Service Categories
Physiotherapy, Sports Injury Therapy
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