• Acupuncture

Anna Lawrie at Spin Physio

Anna Lawrie graduated from Keele University in 2001. After five years in the NHS where she developed a speciality in acupuncture, she commenced working in the private sector. In 2007, she trained in the speciality of vestibular therapy for patients with balance and dizziness problems. She is also a trained pilates instructor and uses muscle balance techniques in many of her treatments.

Tailored services for patients with dizziness and imbalance

Adults who experience dizziness and imbalance know just how disabling it can be. Dizziness is a hidden symptom and can be frightening. A full assessment of your problem and tailored exercises or manoeuvres to treat it, will help you understand your own balance difficulties and how to begin recalibrating your brain and inner ear.

A physio who comes to you

Let Spin Physio come to you in the comfort of your own home at a time to suit you.

Muscle, joint and bone problems.

If you have a sore back or neck, a sports injury, repetitive strain injury, work-related injury or any other joint or muscle problem, contact us for an appointment to suit you. If you are looking for a rehabilitation service after an operation or injury contact Spin Physio today.
Physiotherapists are movement specialists who aim to restore normal movement patterns and resolve pain via exercise and other modalities such as taping, acupuncture and ultrasound.

All the expertise and equipment of a Physiotherapist in a domiciliary setting

Spin Physio offers mobile visits at a time to suit you from the comfort of your own home. We offer post-operative rehabilitation, Physiotherapy for aches, pains, sprains and strains, acupuncture, taping, electrotherapy and exercise prescription.
Mobile specialist appointments for those with dizziness or balance problems are also available. We offer a tailored vestibular rehabilitation package with manoeuvres as necessary.

For muscle imbalance, tight muscles, pain relief, acute pain, chronic pain and much more.

Traditional acupuncture use points near to your pain and distal to your pain to promote healing and reduce pain.
It increases blood flow and aids sleep. Needling can be used to treat tight muscles. Trigger points are localised painful areas of a muscle that when stimulated gives rise to pain elsewhere in the body. They are associated with fibromyalgia, sleep deprivation conditions, thyroid deficiency, repetitive strain and overuse syndromes. They are very prominent in both chronic and acute pain patterns. Needling is used to alleviate discomfort, improve functional status and allow exercise. This is sometimes called dry needling.