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physiotherapy

Practical advice, insights and news from across Walnut Grove Clinic and Walnut Grove Studio.
25th June, 2026

How Shockwave Therapy Kick-Starts Stubborn Tendon Repair

By Steve Harper

If you’ve been dealing with a nagging tendon problem that just won’t go away, you’re definitely not alone. At Walnut Grove Clinic, we regularly see people who’ve been struggling for...

19th March, 2026

Understanding Shoulder and Arm Pain

By Anthony Albertini

Bicep tendonitis is a common source of shoulder and upper-arm discomfort and at Walnut Grove we see it frequently among people in the Portishead community. It can affect anyone from...

22nd January, 2026

Why Pre-Op Rehab Matters

By Tom Riddell

Walnut Grove sports rehabilitator and massage therapist Tom Riddell explains the importance of building a better baseline before surgery. Surgery isn’t where recovery begins, it’s where it continues. Pre-operative rehabilitation,...

22nd May, 2025

Sciatica or not sciatica? That is the question

By Zara Ford

Sciatica is characterised by pain experienced down the leg, specifically along the route of the sciatic nerve, which is the back and side of the leg. Using the term to...

20th March, 2025

Hip Pain

By Kathryn Harper

Hip pain is a common issue that affects many individuals, more commonly women and especially as they age. There are various causes of hip pain but we are going to...

20th January, 2025

Hyaluronic Acid injections

By Kathryn Harper

Some of you have probably heard about hyaluronic acid by now and its benefits as it has taken the skin world by storm, helping people to keep that youthful appearance...

20th November, 2024

Tennis Elbow

By Kathryn Harper

Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is a common condition that causes pain and inflammation in the tendons that connect the extensor muscles of the forearm to the elbow....

20th June, 2024

Acupuncture for Arthritis

By Dr Tong

Around 10 million people in the UK are thought to have arthritis. Osteoarthritis, ‘wear and tear’ is a degenerative condition and is the most common type of arthritis in the...

15th May, 2024

Understanding Wellbeing

By Kathryn Harper

Wellbeing? Being well? There are so many connotations of what well-being or being well means to people. I believe it’s a very individual and personal thing. What does it mean...

17th April, 2024

What is Plagiocephaly?

By Lisa Williams

The Term Plagiocephaly is a blanket word for covering three different types of flattening on a child’s head. The three different types are: Plagiocephaly, Brachycephaly, Scaphocephaly. All three terms describe...

19th February, 2024

What is Osgood-Schlatter Disease?

By Kathryn Harper

Osgood-Schlatter disease is a similar growth condition to Severs disease which affects the Achilles tendon area but this time the area affected is the growth plate at the front of...

19th January, 2024

Shin Splints & How To Avoid Them

By Tom Riddell

If you, like many people, have come into the new year thinking ‘I need to start exercising more’, there’s a good chance running is a form of exercise that you’re...