Sports Injury Rehabilitation involves musculoskeletal management, exercise-based rehabilitation and fitness. This is carried out at Suffolk Clinic by graduate sports therapists who are graduate, autonomous, healthcare practitioners.

Sports Massage is all about using massage for the benefit of all sports and exercise participants. It covers the management, manipulation and rehabilitation of the soft tissues of the body, namely: muscles, ligaments and tendons.

A sports therapist’s degree focused mainly on musculoskeletal whereas a physiotherapist has a more broader scope of practise and medical background, being able to work with diseases and illnesses ect. 

Ear irrigation may be recommended if, after using ear drops, the earwax blockage persists. It is an effective way of removing wax from the external ear. And it improves hearing where impacted wax has built up.

In Suffolk Clinic, as members of the British Acupuncture Council, we practise Traditional Acupuncture, which is a holistic approach to health.

Reiki is a hands-on healing which is done using the universal energy. Reiki practitioners work on the 7 main chakras that are situated on the head, the brow, the throat, the heart, the solar plexus, the sacral and the root.

Chiropractic is the straight-forward method of adjusting the bones of your body to maintain the correct alignment of your spine and to ensure that the body's nerve supply works efficiently.

Reflexology dates back to the Ancient Egyptians, India and China. In 1913 Dr Fitzgerald introduced this therapy into the West under the Phrase 'zone therapy'. In 1930 Eunice Ingham developed this zone therapy into the reflexology we know today.

Counselling is a ‘Talking Therapy’ for people experiencing distress or unease and seeking change in their lives. Therapy can be incredibly transformative, providing a sense of relief, clarity, renewed optimism and hopefulness.