Sarum Physiotherapy Centre

Sarum Physiotherapy Centre is run in partnership by physiotherapists Jenny Mears and Juliet Rogers.
The clinic has established an excellent reputation since it started in 1994, and now has a staff of six physios, each offering a high level of expertise in the treatment of their patients. All staff are Chartered State Registered Physiotherapists, with a commitment to continuing professional development, which means patients can be sure of receiving high quality treatment, care and advice. Complementing our practice, a State Registered Chiropodist and Podiatrist is also available, and our qualified masseur can provide massage for therapy and relaxation.

Situated on Devizes Rd in Salisbury, our premises are easily reached from the town centre and surrounding areas. Buses stop close by, and there is free on-site parking. Ramped access and suitable toilet facilities are provided for wheel chair users.
The clinic has 5 consulting rooms and a rehabilitation gym, and is fully equipped with the latest in treatment technology.

Conditions we can treat

Almost any condition when pain or stiffness limits movement and normal activity, for example:
• Back and Neck Pain
• Sports Injuries
• Joint problems, such as arthritis, causing stiffness, swelling and pain
• Sprains and strains of muscle, ligament cartilage and tendon


Other conditions where there is restricted or limited mobility, such as:
• Neurological problems like MS, Stroke and Parkinson’s disease
•  Following general surgery, hip and knee replacements or fractures
• Work related injuries and RSI
• Long term mobility problems of elderly and disabled people

What does treatment involve?
The therapist will undertake an detailed examination and assessment so that treatment can be planned and agreed with the patient. This will take into account lifestyle, work and hobbies. General advice about posture, rest and activity, and measures for self-help and preventative care will be explained. Treatment might include

• ‘Hands-on’ techniques such as manipulation, mobilisation and massage
• Heat or cold Electrotherapy such as ultrasound, interferential and laser
• Exercises to improve mobility and strength Acupuncture for pain-relief