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Next Back Class Starts 2nd February

Our Back Classes are the ideal way of finding out how to improve the mobility and strength of your lower back, under the instruction of experienced, chartered physiotherapists, in a fun, group setting.

Just £50 for six sessions

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westfield disabled swimming group

Westfield Disabled Swimming Group Westfield Sports Centre
Westfield School
Eckington Road
Sothall
Sheffield S20 1HQ

THURSDAYS 7.30 - 8.30 pm

Let swimming help your post-op recuperation or just enjoy yourself and improve your swimming skills in a fun, safe environment.

Open to all people temporarily or permanently disabled. Friends, helpers and carers welcome.

Disabled changing rooms and easy access pool with chair hoist if needed. Swimming instruction available

Only £2.50 per session (NO Membership fees!)

For more information ring:- Alan Smith on 0114 2394484 or Roger Smith on 0114 2393723

Disclaimer:- Please note that any third party service or event mentioned in this newsletter is for information purposes only and does not constitute a recommendation by Meadowhead Physiotherapy

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Trauma to Triumph

Team member Heather Kerry, explains how her life dramatically changed direction in the blink of an eye and how what happened helped motivate her to follow a career in counselling to provide help and support to others in need.

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Pelvic floor muscle exercises? They make sense!

Vicky Keates, Specialist Women's Health Physiotherapist at Meadowhead Physiotherapy dispels the myths about pelvic floor muscles exercises and explains how doing them can help women avoid problems with their waterworks and reduce the risk of gynaecological surgery.