Private Physiotherapy in Benton, Newcastle

Physiotherapy prices in Newcastle

Initial MSK physiotherapy assessment: from £58.

Start with an assessment so you can discuss what has been troubling you and what you want to get back to doing. Your physiotherapist will explain the findings and agree the next steps with you.

Follow-up costs depend on the appointment booked. Check the current price and appointment length in our booking system before confirming.

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Why choose Naturally Heaven Therapy for physiotherapy?

• A qualified clinician: appointments with Michael Yip, BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy, HCPC registered.
• Time to understand your goals: tell us how your symptoms affect your work, hobbies and day-to-day life.
• A clear plan: understand what your next steps involve and ask questions before proceeding.
• An accessible location: find us at Four Lane Ends Bus & Metro Interchange in Benton.

MSK physiotherapy for pain, injuries and rehabilitation

Our clinic offers musculoskeletal (MSK) physiotherapy, focusing on problems involving muscles, joints and movement. If you are unsure whether an appointment is suitable, call us before booking.

Back and neck pain

Explain when your symptoms started, what makes them more noticeable and which activities have become difficult. Your assessment is an opportunity to discuss your concerns and work towards a practical plan.

Sports injuries

Whether your goal is a weekend run, training session or competitive sport, tell your physiotherapist what returning to activity means for you. Bring details of your usual training and any changes you have made since the injury.

Joint pain and stiffness

If knee, hip or shoulder symptoms are getting in the way, describe the movements you struggle with most. Setting specific goals, such as using stairs or reaching overhead, helps make the appointment relevant to your daily life.

Sciatica and nerve-related symptoms

Discuss pain that travels into a limb, tingling or changes in sensation during your assessment. Tell your clinician about any new or changing symptoms so they can consider whether further medical assessment is needed.

Rehabilitation after surgery

Bring your discharge information and any instructions from your surgical team. These help your physiotherapist understand the procedure, recovery stage and restrictions that apply to you.

Your first physiotherapy appointment

1. Discuss your concerns. Explain your symptoms, relevant medical history and what you hope to achieve.
2. Take part in an assessment. Your physiotherapist will assess you and talk through what they find.
3. Agree a plan. Ask about the proposed approach, what you can do between visits and whether a follow-up would be useful.

Wear clothing that allows you to move comfortably and gives access to the area being assessed. Bring a list of medications and any relevant letters or reports.

Exercise rehabilitation and movement advice

Physiotherapy can include exercises to build strength and improve joint movement, together with advice on managing symptoms. Your plan will reflect your current abilities and the activities you want to return to.

Michael will explain any recommended exercises and how to fit them into your routine. Follow-up appointments offer an opportunity to review your progress and adjust the plan as your needs change.

Manual therapy and joint mobilisation in Newcastle

Manual therapy uses hands-on techniques to work with muscles and joints. Joint mobilisation involves controlled movements of a joint. Ask Michael whether manual therapy or joint mobilisation is appropriate for your symptoms and goals. Your assessment comes first, so the treatment choice is based on your individual circumstances.

Before any hands-on treatment, ask what the technique involves, why it is being suggested and what alternatives are available. You can discuss your preferences and tell your physiotherapist if anything feels uncomfortable.

It is also useful to ask how any hands-on treatment fits into the wider plan, including exercises and activities between appointments. Leave with a clear understanding of your next steps.

Book an assessment to discuss your options

Sports injury treatment and dry needling

For more information about care for activity-related injuries, visit our Newcastle sports injury clinic page.

Trigger point dry needling may also be considered as part of a physiotherapy plan where appropriate. Your physiotherapist will discuss suitability, risks and alternatives before treatment.

Meet your physiotherapist: Michael Yip

BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy · HCPC registration number PH149815

Michael provides physiotherapy at Naturally Heaven Therapy. Book an assessment to discuss your symptoms, ask questions and agree priorities for your care.

Find our physiotherapy clinic in Benton, Newcastle

Travelling by Metro or bus? Our address is at Four Lane Ends Interchange. If you are coming from Benton, Longbenton, Forest Hall, Killingworth, Heaton or Gosforth, check your route to Four Lane Ends before setting off.

For parking advice, step-free access information or help finding the entrance, call 0191 266 2634 before your visit.

Physiotherapy availability may differ from general salon opening hours. Check available appointment times online .

Physiotherapy FAQs

How do I book?

Book online or call the clinic. Choose a physiotherapy assessment if you are booking for a new problem; contact us if you are unsure which option to select.

Do I need a GP referral?

You can usually book private physiotherapy directly. If you plan to claim through an insurer or health plan, check whether it requires a referral or prior authorisation.

How much does an appointment cost?

Initial assessments start from £58. The booking system shows the current price for the appointment you select.

How many sessions should I book?

Start with an assessment. Discuss whether follow-up appointments are recommended, what they would involve and how progress will be reviewed before committing to further visits.

Will I receive exercises?

Ask your physiotherapist what you should do between appointments. If exercises are included in your plan, make sure you understand how to perform them and what to do if you have difficulty.

How quickly will I notice a change?

Progress varies with your condition, health and treatment plan. Some people need only advice and exercises; others benefit from follow-up appointments. Your physiotherapist will discuss realistic goals and review how you are getting on.

What should I bring and wear?

Wear comfortable clothing that lets you move and allows access to the area being assessed. Bring relevant medical reports, a list of medicines and any post-operative instructions.

Can I claim through a health cash plan?

Check your provider's eligibility rules, claim limits and receipt requirements before booking. Ask the clinic about the documentation available for your appointment.