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Let’s see how we can help…

We are a team of injury and rehabilitation professionals, here to help you with anything from a niggling ache through to recovery from a more serious injury or operation. Together we work with just about everyone – adults and children, amateur and semi-pro athletes, builders, office workers – if you have pain, an injury, or a problem with movement we are here for you!

Simple booking
If you want to book an appointment as quickly as possible, with someone who can make you feel better and enable you to get back to doing what you love, simply book a Pain & Injury Session with one of our team. You will be able to read the most important info about each of us and choose who to work with, or just take the next available appointment. Normally we have availability within 48hrs, from 7am through to 9pm most days, and weekends too.

Our services

If you need any help please consider reviewing our Team page, or of course just contact us. We’re here to help.

Meet Mariah: our new Physiotherapist

We’re delighted to welcome Physiotherapist, Mariah, to the Rehab Hub team! Mariah brings a lovely combination of clinical experience, sporting knowledge and a passion for helping people move better. Her background includes working as an NHS community and respiratory physiotherapist, alongside a strong sporting background in athletics and over ten […]

When is a sports massage enough – and when do you need a full assessment? 

You’ve had a tight calf for a few days, your shoulders are aching after a busy week at work, or there’s a niggle in your back that doesn’t seem to be going away. Nothing feels particularly serious, but it’s uncomfortable enough that you’re thinking about getting some help. So, do […]

Matthew – returning to work after shoulder and arm pain

At the end of April, Matthew first came to see Lucy McSweeney, Osteopath at the Hub, after several months of intermittent pain affecting his left shoulder, arm and elbow, alongside mild pins and needles into his hand. The symptoms had first appeared towards the end of 2025 and, although they […]