Expert Physiotherapy Clinic in Derby - Sports Physio Derby
Your community for complete health and wellbeing. Our experts provide a personalised programme of care to improve your strength, mobility, and long-term vitality.
Specialist Physiotherapy in Derby
Our Award Winning Health and Wellness Centre
What we help with
Our Services
Why Choose Moko Physiotherapy?
- Specialist treatment for both recent (acute) and longâterm (chronic) pain or injury
- Experienced, CSP & HCPC-registered physiotherapists who take the time to listen
- Private, wheelchairâaccessible treatment rooms
- Onâsite classes to support recovery and build strength
- Evidenceâbased care in a calm, modern clinic environment
Tailored Rehabilitation
We will work together to design a roadmap of how we will succeed in achieving your goals.
Whether you want to return to a particular sport, activity or playing with your children the focus is on what matters to you.
No goal is too small or large.
How We Help
Who We Help
Frequently Asked Questions
Physiotherapists are specialists in the assessment, diagnosis and rehabilitation of pain, disease or injuries. We love helping people improve their health and wellbeing, returning to sport, daily function or a new specific goal.Â
Specifically at Moko Physiotherapy, we specialise in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, which is the most well known area of physiotherapy. There are also neurological and cardiorespiratory specialisms. We may be able to help in these other areas, as some of our team have prior experience in these other areas.Â
Physiotherapy treatment may involve exercise, rehabilitation, stretching, strengthening, balance, massage, taping or hands on. Treatment varies depending on your individual problem. Currently we do not offer shockwave therapy or ultrasound.Â
No, physiotherapists are not medical doctors, although some physiotherapists may choose to undertake a PHD which is a high level qualification that enables them to call themselves a Doctor of Physiotherapy. However, this is not the same as a medical doctor.
The physiotherapy degree is usually a 3 year course to qualify as a physiotherapist and register with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). You must be registered with the HCPC to call yourself a physiotherapist.Â
Loose clothing is useful (rather than jeans for example). Ideally we need to see the area so if you have knee pain then please wear shorts. For ladies if you have a shoulder or neck problem, please wear a vest top. If the physio cannot see the area, you may be asked to undress to your underwear, but this is only if you feel comfortable in doing so. You may bring a friend / family with you to act as a chaperone if you would prefer.Â
Physiotherapy sessions are 40 minutes (unless complex or wanting full treatment in first session, we can offer a 60 minute extended session).
Within your first session the physiotherapist will ask you questions and assess you to determine what the problem is and how we can help. We will give you something to get started with before inviting you back for the second session in which we will go straight into treatment. This could include rehabilitation, advice, hands on or referral to our other in house services.
Yes, physiotherapy is a great treatment for arthritis. This may include osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis or inflammatory conditions such as psoriatic arthritis. Treatment is likely to include rehabilitation to work on the movement and strength in the surrounding muscles which support the affected joint.
Yes, physiotherapy is very successful in treating sciatica. This may involve bespoke stretching, referral to massage and then graded rehabilitation to prevent the sciatica returning. It is normal for sciatica to take 3 months to settle.Â
Yes, physiotherapy treatment often helps neck pain. This may involve bespoke stretching, referral to massage and then graded rehabilitation to prevent the neck pain returning.
Yes, the most common condition that we see at physiotherapy is back pain. We have great success in helping individuals recover quickly and then prevent the pain returning again in the future. Treatment may involve bespoke stretching, hands on, referral to massage and then graded strengthening to prevent the neck pain returning.
It is very easy to self refer to physiotherapy.
- Book online via this linkÂ
- Call us on 01332 501098
- Email us on info@mokophysiotherapy.co.uk
- Pop in to the clinic
- Send us a WhatsApp message 07825779634
40 minute physiotherapy sesssions with our physiotherapists are ÂŖ67.
An extended 60 minute session is ÂŖ100.
Our clinical specialist physiotherapist sessions are ÂŖ85 per 40 minute session. These are higher price based on their expertise.
If you are in pain or unable to do the activities you would like to, a physiotherapist will help you reduce pain and achieve your goals. The benefits of private physiotherapy include;
- fast access to a specialist
- regular follow up sessions
- longer appointment times compared to the NHS
- quick recovery and improvements in painÂ
- bespoke treatment, tailored to you and your needs
- supervised rehabilitation
We have two consultation rooms (one physio and one massage) and our rehab space which is all wheelchair accessible on the ground floor. We do have two further consultations rooms (one physio and one massage) and a studio for classes upstairs, therefore if you require a ground floor appointment, we kindly ask that you let us know prior to booking to ensure we allocate you to the correct space. If you are attending yoga, Pilates or an exercise class, please note this will be upstairs.
