FAQ’s

Do I need a referral?
No referral needed, you can book directly using our online booking system or give us a call.
How much does it cost?

You can find all our prices in the online booking section.

What should I wear?
This very much depends on the type of treatment you are having. A good advice is to bring along a pair of shorts and a vest top, and if we need you to change the therapist will let you know after the assessment and give you time to get changed.
Is it painful?
At Bode Clinic we are very hands on with our treatment and some might experience some discomfort. Regardless your therapist will talk you through each treatment technique and make sure we have your consent to continue. You can stop the treatment at any point, or simply ask the therapist to be a bit more gentle. If you are having concerns about pain speak to your therapist and make sure you feel fully confident before treatment is started.
How many sessions do I need?
This depends on your diagnosis. Following your assessment your therapist will go through their treatment plan with you and give you an estimated amount of treatment needed to achieve your goals.
Can I have treatment if I am pregnant?
Absolutely, and it might benefit you greatly too. If you are pregnant let the therapist know before starting the assessment as this is vital information and can affect diagnostics and treatment plan.
Do you treat children?
Yes. As part of growing children of all ages can experience musculoskeletal problems which can often be helped by treatment and home exercise programme. Please note, all children will have to attend their appointment together with a parent or carer over the age of 18.
If you have any other questions please do not hesitate to contact us via phone, or use our contact form below.

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Have you considered a second opinion? 🤷🏼‍♀️ Not sure if you need surgery or if rehab is the right choice? 🚴🏻‍♂️ Still in pain despite previous treatment? Seeking an expert opinion can make all the difference 🕵🏻‍♀️At Bode Clinic, we offer comprehensive physiotherapy assessments for:✔️ Musculoskeletal issues✔️ Sports injuries✔️ Women’s health concerns✔️ Pre- and post-surgery decisionsGet clarity, a tailored treatment plan, and the confidence to move forward. Book your second opinion assessment today!#Physiotherapy #SportsInjury #WomensHealthPhysio #RehabVsSurgery #manchesterphysiotherapy #salford #expertadvice #pelvichealth ... See MoreSee Less
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As the high season is about to start for runners, we do get a lot of attention patients complaining of shin pain…..could it be shin splints? Shin splints (MTSS) are caused by overuse, poor footwear, or running on hard surfaces, leading to inflammation around the shinbone.Signs to Watch For:⚠️ Dull, aching pain along the shin⚠️ Tenderness or soreness in the lower leg⚠️ Pain that worsens with activity but eases with rest⚠️ Mild swelling in the shin areaDon’t let shin splints slow you down! Get expert treatment at Bode Clinic,let’s get you back to running!!!! 📍 Visit us today!📞 Book your appointment now! ... See MoreSee Less
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Hip pain can disrupt everyday life, affecting activities like walking, sitting, or exercising. One common cause of persistent hip discomfort is hip impingement, also known as femoro-acetabular impingement (FAI). This condition involves abnormal contact between the bones of the hip joint, leading to pain and restricted movement.Physiotherapy is a proven approach to diagnose and manage FAI effectively, helping patients regain function and alleviate pain.Here at Bode Clinic, we help with:1. Pain Management· Manual Therapy· Modalities: Heat, ice, or acupuncture to reduce inflammation and soothe discomfort.2. Restoring MobilityImproving hip joint flexibility is CRITICAL for managing impingement. Physiotherapists use tailored stretches and exercises to increase range of motion, such as:· Hip Flexor Stretches· Gluteal and Hamstring Stretches3. Strengthening ExercisesStrengthening the muscles around the hip joint stabilises it and prevents excessive pressure on the joint structures.4. Improving Movement PatternsFaulty movement patterns can exacerbate hip impingement.5. Education and PreventionAll of the above needs to be ticket off to ensure we manage a return to full activity pain free, and there is no size fits all - it is very tailored to each individual to find what works for YOU. #hip #hippain #hipandrun #hipimpingement #hipproblems #hiprehab #hipstretch #physiotherapy #hipsdontlie ... See MoreSee Less
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