Home based physiotherapy, therapy and neuro physiotherapy in Richmond, Wandsworth, Brentford, Wimbledon and Kingston, including:

Parkinson's physiotherapy, MS physiotherapy, physiotherapy for learning disabilities, community physiotherapy support, physiotherapy for adults with disabilities, exercise, mobility, posture management, seating, occupational activities, pain management, rehabilitation/recuperation post operatively, massage/manual techniques, advice, support with accessing local activities/NHS and Social Services.

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• Warm, friendly care — I am a mobile physiotherapist, I meet you where you are, emotionally and physically

• Functional, real‑life rehab — not generic clinic exercises, based around the area you live and the activities you enjoy eg home physio in Richmond, home physio in Twickenham, home physio in Wimbledon etc.

• Empowerment at the centre — you learn how to use the function you do have

• Home physiotherapy - home‑based support that fits your life, not the other way around, physiotherapy where you want to be seen.

My details can be found on the Contact Page:

Tel 07776188340

Email: physiosasha@gmail.com

£40 per 30 minutes.

Initial Assessment usually 90 minutes

Follow up sessions 30/45/60 minutes

No charge for travel unless over 30 minutes drive away from Ham, TW10.

Friendly, straight-forward, collaborative, fun with your local community physiotherapy support

📍 Areas I Cover

Richmond • Twickenham • Kew • Barnes • Chiswick • Ealing • Hammersmith • West London

Electrotherapy techniques such as Shockwave, Ultrasound, or other modalities.

Manipulation/forceful joint movements.

Clinic environment.

Yes, I can come to your home within a 30 minute travel radius from Ham. Your home should be safe and accessible and if you wish, someone can be with you during the appointment.

Extra time incurs a small surplus payment.

Yes, physiotherapy can be extremely effective at home. It is important that you put in the effort into helping yourself with the advice and support I offer.

I have achieved great results working with people at home as they feel more confident and we can structure the programme around meaningful activities, mealtimes and care.

Yes, absolutely, there are many reasons why people fall and we will look at this together and assess your home environment, eating habits, footwear, hydration, medication and any other causes of instability.

Physiotherapy for Parkinson’s can be extremely valuable as we can work together on movement, tasks and hobbies, finding interesting and fun ways to improve movement, strength, flexibility and quality of life.