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How we can help We'll create your care plan together with you to manage your symptoms, and include advice and sessions such as: exercises you can do at home, in the gym or as part of one of our classes to improve your strength, co-ordination and balance advice on how to reduce or manage your pain effectively rehabilitation to help improve your daily movements and reduce factors contributing to your pain exercises to help you return to sports and hobbies manual therapy acupuncture Before you to your first appointment, we may ask you to complete a short questionnaire about your issue. Please also aim to arrive 10 minutes early to complete any paperwork. For your appointment, remember to: bring a list of any medication you're taking bring any communications between you and your GP, specialist or consultant wear comfortable, loose clothing and footwear you can move around in, to help with your physical check You're welcome to bring a chaperone with you, or request further help when you book your appointments Your first appointments will last around 30 to 40 minutes. Please let us know as soon as you can if you need to cancel or reschedule your appointment. If you miss your appointment and don’t reschedule within a week, we’ll discharge you back to your GP. If you're more than 10 minutes late for any appointments, we may not be able to see you.

Berkshire West (Wokingham, Reading or West Berkshire) If your child is 0-19 years old and has a Berkshire West GP, please refer by filling out the online referral form. When the online referral form has been filled in, any relevant medical reports can also be sent to cypittriage2@berkshire.nhs.uk. Once a referral is made, it will be triaged (looked at by a clinician) to see how we can help. This may include telephone advice, signposting to other services or a local clinic/school assessment. For preschool-aged children in Wokingham and Reading Referrals from GPs and consultants must be made directly to Dingley Paediatric Physiotherapy Service. Please refer to the Royal Berkshire Hospital website for details of their referral criteria and how to contact them. Make a referral Ways to refer

We offer physiotherapy support in your own home if you’re housebound and unable to get to clinic appointments. We will work with you to create a personalised rehabilitation plan that includes exercises and function activities to improve your daily movement and help you manage your condition in the long-term. We can offer up to six sessions to help with: musculoskeletal injuries, like back pain and arthritis orthopaedic issues, such as joint replacements and fractures difficulties associated with older age, including falls and reduced balance and mobility neurological conditions, such as stroke, multiple sclerosis, and Parkinson’s disease