Claire Vasseur
Physiotherapist, partner
Qualified in 2009. Women's health and post-natal rehabilitation, with further training completed in 2014. At Blenheim Terrace since the practice opened.
Our practice
What actually happens in a session
Many people arrive not knowing what to expect. Here is the whole of it.
The first appointment
It lasts three quarters of an hour and is given over to assessment. We ask about the history of the pain or the operation, examine the area, and measure what can be measured: range, strength, walking distance.
Come in clothing that lets us reach the area being treated, and bring any scan reports you have. Allow a few extra minutes for the paperwork.
By the end of it we will tell you how many appointments are reasonably needed and what you will have to do between them. That last part has more bearing on how long treatment takes than anything we do in the room.
The practitioners
All three are registered with the Health and Care Professions Council and are members of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy. Registration numbers are displayed in the waiting room and given on request.
Thomas Berger
Physiotherapist, partner
Qualified in 2011. Sports injuries and recovery after knee and shoulder surgery. Works with a Leeds handball club at weekends.
Awa Diallo
Physiotherapist
Qualified in 2019. Respiratory physiotherapy for adults and children. Covers the Saturday morning clinic through the winter months.
Why there are no patient reviews on this site
Our professional standards do not allow patient testimonials to be used to promote a practice, nor any claim that a given outcome will follow. So you will find no reviews here, no star rating and no promises.
What you can check instead: our qualifications, our HCPC registration numbers, our professional body membership and our fees, all published. That is what a practitioner should be judged on.
A question before you come?
Reception answers Monday to Friday.