We could help with
This is not an exhaustive list, so if you have any problem outside of this please contact the clinic to see if Physiotherapy can help
Welcome to St. Albans Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Clinic
The Clinic is run by Senior Physiotherapist, Chris Lewis BSc(Hons) MCSP HPC AACP, who has great experience working in varying fields of Physiotherapy. These include: Outpatient/Musculo-skeletal, Sport Injuries, Orthopaedics.
He also has a great working relationship with a range of individuals including; Professional and Semi-professional sportspeople and Orthopaedic consultants. Therefore if you require further investigations or an Orthopaedic consultation, he can provide you with a range of options of who to see, if and when required.
Professional Membership Bodies
Chris is registered with the following membership bodies. You can, therefore be assured, he is fully regulated and practices in an appropriate and safe manner as well as having a strong commitment to further professional development
Member of the Health Professions Council (HPC)
The HPC are a regulator, set up to protect the public. To do this, they keep a register of health professionals who meet their standards for training, professional skills, behaviour and health. It is a criminal offence for someone to claim that they are registered with the HPC when they are not, or to use a protected title that they are not entitled to use.
Member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP)
The CSP supports those who deliver physiotherapy care, education and research through professional, educational and trade union services, as well as campaigning on behalf of the profession. The CSP works in partnership with its members and also external bodies to achieve and promote excellence in physiotherapy.
Member of the Acupuncture Association of Chartered Physiotherapists (AACP)
The AACP is a clinical interest group affiliated to the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy. The AACP represents those Physiotherapists who are interested in integrating Acupuncture into mainstream Physiotherapy.