Accidents happen, and knee injuries, whether from sports or everyday activities, can be distressing. At the Recovery Room, our commitment is to guide you from pain and immobility to an active lifestyle once again. Armed with Masters in Sports Therapy, James’ expertise is not just about treating the injury but understanding the individual’s holistic needs.
Every knee injury is unique, and so is every individual. We analyse the nature of the injury, your personal goals, and craft a treatment plan tailored just for you.
After experiencing a knee injury, it’s common for people to adopt a protective stance to avoid worsening the condition. At Recovery Room our initial session is both comprehensive and targeted. We investigate the origin of your symptoms, seeking to understand their causes and influencing factors.
Following a thorough review of your medical history, encompassing prior injuries and current conditions, we proceed with a comprehensive physical assessment. This assessment includes a thorough examination of your posture and rigorous testing of muscles, joints, ligaments, and neurological responses. Our holistic approach ensures the development of an accurate diagnosis and a personalised treatment plan aimed at optimising your knee’s recovery.
Get back on track with the Recovery Room’s Injury Treatment Services
Regain mobility, strength, and confidence. Led by experienced sports therapists with Masters in Sports Therapy.
Benefit from the latest techniques and methodologies in sports therapy. Our specialists are committed to continuous learning and bringing the best to our patients.
From initial diagnosis, through treatment, and post-recovery exercises, our team ensures you’re supported every step of the way.
One of the major ligaments in the knee, an ACL injury can range from mild sprains to full tears, often requiring detailed therapy or surgery.
Caused by twisting or turning quickly, meniscus tears are common among athletes but can affect anyone. Our approach aims at maximum recovery, ensuring return to activities safely.
Also known as ‘Jumper’s Knee’, this injury affects the tendon connecting the kneecap to the shinbone. Our therapies focus on pain relief and strengthening exercises.
In the wake of a knee injury, it’s natural for individuals to become protective, attempting to prevent further harm. At Southampton’s Recovery Room Sports Injury Clinic, our initial session is thorough yet focused.
We delve into the onset of your symptoms, understanding triggers and influences.
After exploring your medical history, including past injuries and ongoing conditions, we’ll conduct an extensive physical assessment.
This includes evaluating your posture and undertaking rigorous tests on muscles, joints, ligaments, and neurological responses.
Our holistic approach ensures we develop an accurate diagnosis and a tailored treatment plan for your knee’s optimal recovery.
At The Recovery Room we thrive on our referrals from clients and the results we deliver, here’s what a few of our clients say
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