The University of Northampton’s new Health and Rehabilitation Centre, launched in September, brings together existing University health and wellbeing services, including Podiatry and Sports Rehabilitation, alongside a new Physiotherapy service.
The team of UON students, supervised by experienced practice educator physiotherapists can offer expert advice and discuss treatment options, covering a wide range of complaints and concerns, including the management of chronic breathing conditions, rehabilitation and recovery.
Members of the public are welcome to visit the Centre on any Tuesday in November to find out more about physiotherapy, ask questions and explore how the service could help them move towards better health and wellbeing.
The free drop-in sessions – also available to staff and students – will take place at the Health and Rehabilitation Centre, based at the former Podiatry Clinic on Cliftonville Road, Northampton, NN1 5BD.
There is also an added incentive for those looking to access treatment: new patients booking physiotherapy appointments during November and December will receive 25% off.
Ruth Johnson, Clinical Lead Physiotherapist, said: “We’re a new service from the University, but our motto – ‘move better, feel better’ – is put into practice every day. We know, however, that we can do even more to support our community.
“A small chat can make a big difference. Our team is friendly, professional and supportive, and we’re here to listen, offer advice and help people take the next steps towards better health and recovery.”