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Physiotherapy can help you with;

  • Be Activated – muscle activation technique
    • Painful back or neck
    • Headache
    • Sports injuries
    • Hip and Knee pain, stiffness and injury
    • Shoulder, elbow and hand pain and injury
    • Pre and post orthopaedic surgery – joint replacement and resurfacing

Be fit for Golf, Cycling, Running.  Be fit for life!

Cathie Stone offers treatment in private rooms in Everton in the New Forest, Hampshire as well as offering home visits.

Physiotherapy Prices

  • £55.00 for a 45 minute treatment in her private rooms in Everton, Hampshire.
  • £75.00 for a treatment in the comfort of your own home.

Member of  CSP (Chartered Society of Physiotherapy) 036800 and registered by the HCPC (Health Care Professions Council) no. PH24446

Click here to contact Cathie today.

I visited Cathie with pain on the side of my left foot just two days ahead of running the London marathon. Having waited and trained for two years to run the race I was really disappointed to suffer this in the final few days beforehand. However, Cathie’s techniques really helped me – I had no pain in my foot for the whole race and managed to run in my goal of under four hours. I couldn’t be more grateful for the last minute help and amazing care I received. Thank you Cathie!

Thank you Millie, I am glad it was worth the hour and a half train journey both ways. Muscle activations really are remarkable, I am so pleased they worked for you and you did under four hours for your first marathon. WELL DONE !!!!

MILLIE – London Marathon and BE ACTIVATED TECHNIQUE

“Cathie Stone was fantastic at diagnosing a torn bicep after several other misdiagnoses by other health care professionals.  She is my first port of call for physiotherapy.  I wouldn’t hesitate in recommending her.”

Julie M, Hampshire

Jackie N, Hampshire

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