Starting point
Initial assessment
Get acquainted and discuss your goals before organising an individual programme.
Individual assessmentTo discuss with the physiotherapist
Appointments, prescriptions and information: explore AI reception and a shared calendar.Try an example ↗
← A shared programme, from the first visit.
Working together
Individual sessions
Dedicated appointments organised around the programme agreed with the physiotherapist.
Arrange an appointmentA CLOSER LOOK
A programme to agree together.
Sessions form part of the programme defined after assessment. Scheduling is agreed with the practice, distinguishing your preferences from confirmed appointments. The physiotherapist remains the contact for the content and development of the work during each session.
Reception helps keep the schedule organised and manages changes. Before each new arrangement, you can clarify the expected duration, terms and practical arrival information. Any activities outside the practice are explained personally by the professional as part of your programme.
Keeping appointments connected
- Continuity in scheduling
- Guidance from your professional
- Schedule updated together
The first step in the programme.
An initial meeting or a follow-up session.
Your availability during the week.
Agree goals and programme details with the practitioner.
BEFORE WE MEET
Let’s start with your questions.
Do I need to choose a programme of sessions straight away?
No. The starting point is an assessment appointment, where the professional discusses your enquiry and goals. Any sessions and terms are agreed afterwards.
Who determines the number and frequency of appointments?
They are determined with the physiotherapist within the programme. Calendar preferences help arrange contact and do not automatically assign a number or frequency of sessions.
Which documents should I bring to the assessment?
Reception clarifies required documentation before confirmation. Personal information is shared with the professional through agreed channels, without entering it in the scheduling form.
Can I discuss my everyday activities?
Yes. Work, interests and activities that matter to you can be part of the conversation. The professional considers their role in the assessment and discusses possible goals without predetermined timescales or outcomes.
How is an appointment rearranged?
You can contact reception to check new availability. Changes are confirmed by the practice and coordinated with the programme agreed with the physiotherapist.
Keep exploring.
A shared programme, from the first visit. ↗
Everyday life
Returning to activities
A conversation about the activities that matter to you, within the programme defined with the professional.
Personal and discussed togetherProfessional assessment
Taking stock
Programme review
Time to discuss the programme and agree how the next steps will be arranged.
Within an existing programmeWith your physiotherapist