Physiotherapy in Twickenham
Comfort and connection
In 2005, experienced physiotherapists Liam and Paul took over a fledgling practice to provide patient-focused, flexible, honest care to patients when they need it most. As business grew, we moved to our current premises and expanded the team to offer a bigger range of treatments to our valued patients.
We pride ourselves in building trusting, long lasting relationships, and many of our new patients come to us from word of mouth recommendations.
We have extensive clinical experience in healthcare and an excellent network of orthopaedic consultants should we need to refer you on for further treatment.
Our clinic is calm, friendly, and all about comfort and connection. Our team understands how to address persistent pain, and with at least 20 years of experience each, every one of our highly skilled physiotherapists can work with you to speed up your recovery and help you get back to doing the things you love.
Why Body Logic Physiotherapy?
We’re a local, independent clinic in the heart of the Twickenham community. We take the time to understand why you’re in pain and work together on a treatment plan to help you recover as soon as possible.
We aim to:
- provide hands-on treatment from an expert
- explain things in simple terms
- empower you with the knowledge to treat yourself
- advise you on how to reduce injuries in the future
- offer treatments and exercises to maintain strong, healthy joints.
Appointments can be scheduled at a time to suit you and we strive to offer affordable care when you need it. We will never pressure you into unnecessary treatment, and can refer you on to a specialist if you need further care.
We also offer acupuncture as an adjunct to physiotherapy treatment.
OUR CLINIC
MEET THE TEAM
MEET LIAM
Before studying physiotherapy, Liam gained a degree in Sports Science and then went on to study Exercise and Health Behaviour at MSc level. In 2000, Liam completed his physiotherapy training and has now gained over 20 years experience in the field of physiotherapy.
He has worked in a variety of private practices and hospital settings since his graduation and treated a large variety of people from world-class athletes to grassroots sports people and post-operative patients.
Throughout his career Liam has treated a large variety of injuries and ailments and learnt many techniques along the way, which led him to continue his studies and gain a postgraduate diploma in Sport and Exercise Physiotherapy from Cardiff University.
Liam enjoys all aspects of musculoskeletal physiotherapy and he is very patient centred in his clinical decision-making. He believes that in order to make an individual better you must treat the whole person and not just the problem.
Outside physiotherapy Liam enjoys spending as much time as he can with his family. He also enjoys reading, travelling and cooking. Most weekends you will find him on the touchlines coaching his son’s football team.
MEET PAUL
Paul qualified in 2001 with a BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy from Sheffield Hallam University. Prior to this, he also completed a BSc (Hons) in Biology and Sports Science in London. Paul has lived and worked in and around the Twickenham area for most of the last 30 years.
He started out his career working in numerous London NHS hospitals where he provided treatment both on the inpatient wards and in outpatient physiotherapy departments. In 2005 he joined forces with his friend from 6th form college, Liam, and started Body Logic Physiotherapy.
With over 20 years of hands-on physiotherapy experience, Paul is well placed to help people with all aspects of musculoskeletal physiotherapy, from elite athletes to those who have had accidents at work. He believes in using a combination of manual therapy techniques and specific exercises, which eventually enable patients to make a full recovery and avoid reoccurrence. He believes that building relationships and trust, and understanding the causes of pain and disability are key to effective management.
The younger Paul was once a keen rugby player and 5-a-side footballer. Today, Paul still cycles to work and runs 2–3 times a week. He hopes to stay fit and healthy so he can continue working, looking after his young family and enjoying his many hobbies.