Expert Physiotherapy In Stoke-On-Trent & Congleton
Brown’s Physiotherapy is a leading provider of Physiotherapy in Stoke-on Trent & Congleton. Live with less pain and get back to feeling great again.
Offering Treatment & Care that is unique to your needs
Donal Brown
Trusted health expert who helps people aged 40+ on a daily basis. His greatest joy is seeing his clients return to the activities that they once enjoyed.
Conditions we treat at Browns Physio
Elisha Kelly2024-02-13Brown Physiotherapy in Stoke on Trent delivers excellent results I’m so pleased with the work they have done on my foot, knee and tennis elbow I was in so much pain but thanks to Trish and the shockwave therapy in a matter of weeks I’m nearly completely pain free. I will certainly be continuing after the treatment is complete with the exercises Trish has given me to do …she is a superstar physio for sure.. also Jenna who manages the appointments is so professional and friendly and nothing is too much trouble she is an absolute credit to the business and her customer service skills are outstanding.
Grace2024-02-08Trish has done wonders with my knee injury! Her knowledge and expertise are fantastic and I’m pleased to say that my whole leg now feels stronger than it did before the accident- super work! 👏 Highly recommend
Sim Kaur2023-11-16I have tried many Physios over the years, but Jennifer has been amazing. She helped to find the cause of my back problem and release a lot of the tension. I wasn’t able to do normal activities without it feeling painful, but this all has changed. I am genuinely from heart so thankful to Jennifer and Donal!
Streety2023-10-27Great, honest, personable and professional service. Very knowledgeable staff and I can genuinely feel a distinct improvement in my condition. 10/10
yasin mohammed2023-10-23Great people who know what they're doing and have great knowledge. Been to other physios who just send ypu out the door with generic exercises or stretches but not here, tailored plan to get you back to 100%
Dalton Rowe2023-10-03I would like to thank Natalie and Trish for their amazing support in getting me back on my feet . I came in with a muscular strain behind my right knee and similar symptoms behind my left knee. Natalie supported me over the sessions to reduce the inflammation and pain and then took me through a strengthening programme. My sessions with both Natalie and Trish have built my knee strength and confidence. Thank you for an excellent sensitive and professional service
Arun Deo2023-09-28Browns physiotherapy team offered an amazing service was always polite and clear in helping me going back to the gym. I had a discovery session to find out about my injury which was bicep tendinitis and had shockwave therapy on it to treat it which was superb. I also did some strengthening exercise and slowly eased back in the gym being directed on what to focus on in the gym and what not to making sure I would prevent it to flare up again.I’ve now finished my treatment and I’m back in the gym thanks to Donal,Natalie and Jennifer brilliant help .
Your questions answered
What is physiotherapy?
The process typically begins with a thorough assessment of the patient’s condition, including a review of medical history and a physical examination. Based on the assessment, the physiotherapist develops a personalised treatment plan that may involve hands-on techniques, therapeutic exercises, and other modalities such as ultrasound, heat, or electrical stimulation.
Overall, physiotherapy aims to optimize the physical functioning of individuals and enhance their quality of life through a holistic and patient-centered approach.
How often should I go to physiotherapy?
The frequency of physiotherapy sessions can vary depending on several factors, including the nature and severity of the condition being treated, the individual’s response to treatment, and the goals of therapy. Typically, the frequency of physiotherapy sessions is determined by the physiotherapist in collaboration with the patient.
Can physiotherapy help sciatica?
Yes, physiotherapy can be beneficial in the management and treatment of sciatica. Sciatica refers to pain that radiates along the sciatic nerve, which typically runs down the back of the leg. It is often caused by compression or irritation of the sciatic nerve, commonly due to a herniated disc, spinal stenosis, or other conditions affecting the spine.
Physiotherapy interventions for sciatica aim to relieve pain, improve mobility, and address the underlying causes.
How quickly does physiotherapy help?
The speed at which physiotherapy produces noticeable results can vary widely depending on several factors, including the nature and severity of the condition being treated, the individual’s overall health, their adherence to the prescribed exercises and lifestyle changes, and the specific goals of the physiotherapy treatment.
