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Chronic Pain Physiotherapy

What is chronic pain?

Chronic pain is pain that continues for longer than three months or persists beyond the expected healing time. It can affect muscles, joints, nerves, or multiple areas of the body and may impact your mobility, sleep, and overall quality of life.

Every person's experience of chronic pain is different, which is why treatment should always be tailored to your individual needs and goals.

How can physiotherapy help?

Physiotherapy focuses on helping you understand your pain, improve movement, and gradually increase your activity levels through a personalised rehabilitation programme. Your physiotherapist will work with you to develop realistic goals and provide practical strategies to help you manage your symptoms more effectively.

Chronic Pain Physiotherapy - Sevenoaks Physiotherapy

What conditions can we help with?

Our physiotherapists support people living with a wide range of persistent musculoskeletal conditions.

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Persistent back pain

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Long-term neck pain

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Ongoing joint pain

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Osteoarthritis

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Tendon pain

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Persistent shoulder pain

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Chronic muscle pain

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Widespread musculoskeletal pain

What happens during your appointment?

Your assessment focuses on understanding how pain affects your daily life, movement, and overall wellbeing.

Comprehensive assessment

Personalised exercise programme

Hands-on physiotherapy (where appropriate)

Pain education

Movement & mobility training

Self-management strategies

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Expert assessment • Hands-on treatment • Personalised care

Why choose physiotherapy for chronic pain?

Managing chronic pain often requires more than temporary symptom relief. Physiotherapy aims to help you improve movement, build confidence, and develop practical strategies that support long-term function and independence.

Treatment may help you:

  • Improve Mobility

  • Increase Strength and Confidence

  • Manage Persistent Pain More Effectively

  • Return to Everyday Activities

  • Improve Physical Function

  • Support Long-term Wellbeing

Your journey

Your treatment journey

We take time to understand your symptoms, lifestyle, and goals, then guide you through a personalised path towards long-term improvement.

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Comprehensive assessment

We take time to understand your symptoms, lifestyle, and goals.

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Personalised treatment plan

Your physiotherapist develops a rehabilitation programme tailored to your needs.

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Guided rehabilitation

You'll receive personalised exercises, education, and practical strategies to improve movement and confidence.

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Ongoing support

Your progress is regularly reviewed to help you achieve long-term improvements.

Meet the team supporting your recovery

Our experienced physiotherapists provide compassionate, evidence-informed care tailored to people living with persistent pain. Every treatment plan is designed to help you move more comfortably and improve your quality of life.

Meet the Chronic Pain Physiotherapy Team - Sevenoaks Physiotherapy

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Physiotherapy focuses on improving movement, strength, confidence, and self-management to help people live more comfortably with persistent pain.

Yes. Home exercises form an important part of your personalised rehabilitation programme.

This depends on your symptoms, goals, and progress. Your physiotherapist will recommend a treatment plan that suits your needs.

No. You can book a physiotherapy assessment directly without a referral.
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