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21 High Street, Yarm, TS15 9BW

(inside Dulcé)

Yarm Physiotherapy: physiotherapist in yarm, north yorkshire

Yarm Physiotherapy:
feel better, move better

 

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Welcome to Yarm Physiotherapy

Welcome to Yarm Physiotherapy, your destination for expert physiotherapy and pain relief. We provide advanced treatments to enhance mobility and reduce pain, whether you’re recovering from an injury or managing chronic conditions. Explore our tailored resources and discover strategies to achieve a pain-free life. Join us to unlock the transformative benefits of physiotherapy.

We Treat These Conditions (and More)

Neck Pain

Neck issues can cause pain, restricted movement, headaches, muscle spasms, and potentially arm/hand pain, pins and needles, or weakness if a nerve is compressed. These problems can stem from injury (like whiplash), age-related wear, or bad posture. Treatment focuses on finding the cause and using manual therapies, exercise, education, and advice to restore function and reduce symptoms.

Back Pain

Back pain is common, often caused by poor posture, incorrect lifting, or injury. Treatment options include joint mobilisation, manipulation, and massage. These are typically combined with personalised exercise to improve results, reduce pain, and prevent recurrence.

Sciatica

Sciatica, often linked to lower back issues, involves buttock and leg pain, weakness, or numbness, ranging from severe to mild. Common causes include disc problems, spinal narrowing, degeneration, vertebral slippage, and muscle imbalances, also occurring during/after pregnancy. Treatment aims to reduce pain and inflammation, restore function, and prevent recurrence through advice and exercises.

Sports Injuries

Often from trauma, sports injuries benefit from early physiotherapy through inflammation, healing, and rehab with treatment, exercises, and advice. Poor posture, biomechanics, and tendon wear can also cause issues, which physiotherapy can assess and guide through recovery.

Arthritis

Arthritic pain from various conditions can severely impact life quality. While joint damage is permanent, physiotherapy can ease pain, stiffness, and restriction through education, advice, joint mobilisation, exercise, massage, and trigger point therapy to improve function and provide relief.

Strained Muscles, Tendons and Ligaments

Often from trauma, muscle, tendon, and ligament injuries benefit from early physiotherapy through inflammation, healing, and rehab with treatment, exercises, and advice. Poor posture, biomechanics, and tendon wear can also cause issues, which physiotherapy can assess and guide through recovery.

Pelvic Floor Strengthening and Rehabilitation

Pelvic floor strengthening and rehabilitation help improve muscle control and support, enhancing bladder, bowel, and core stability. Our Ultra Tesla Seat uses advanced electromagnetic technology to stimulate deep muscle activation and promote healing. It offers a non-invasive way to strengthen pelvic muscles and accelerate rehabilitation. Learn more here.

Shoulder Pain

The complex shoulder joint, easily injured by falls or aggravated by posture and biomechanics, is crucial for daily tasks. Limited movement makes dressing and washing difficult. Early expert advice and treatment are vital to prevent worsening symptoms and ingrained movement issues.

Overuse Injuries

Repetitive activities at work, in sports, or leisure can gradually cause pain in muscles, tendons, ligaments, joints, or even bones. Identifying and modifying the cause is crucial for resolution and preventing recurrence. Factors like poor posture, biomechanics, technique, imbalances, footwear, equipment, and recovery can contribute. Physiotherapy can pinpoint the cause and offer advice, education, recommendations, and exercises for relief and prevention.

Posture-Related Pain

Poor posture causes muscle imbalances and stress, leading to pain in the neck, shoulders, back, and hips, worsened by sitting, lifting, or repetition. It can cause serious issues, so good posture is vital for musculoskeletal health.

Ankle and Foot Pain

With over a million steps taken annually, feet and ankles are susceptible to injury from trauma and overuse, often due to poor biomechanics, overtraining, degeneration, or simple injury. Common issues include ligament/tendon damage, plantar fasciitis, metatarsalgia, osteoarthritis, Achilles tendinopathy, and heel pain.

Hip and Knee Pain

Your weight-bearing hips and knees are highly susceptible to injury and pain from everyday activities like walking and stairs, which increase forces, especially during sports. Whether it’s a sports injury, post-surgery, or arthritis affecting your hips or knees, physiotherapy advice and treatment can significantly improve your symptoms and quality of life.

Post-Fracture Rehabilitation

Even with a healed fracture, surrounding tissues (joints, ligaments, tendons, muscles) likely suffered damage and stiffness from the injury and immobilisation. Early physiotherapy after healing or during surgical fixation helps prevent long-term issues and maximises your recovery.

Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

To maximise surgery benefits for sports injuries or chronic issues, a full rehabilitation programme is key. Our expert physiotherapist offers optimal loading, exercise progression, and early advice. Don’t waste your surgery’s benefits with poor rehab.

Yarm Physiotherapy Services Include:

Joint Mobilisation and Manipulation

Therapeutic & Sports Massage, Trigger Point & Myofascial Release

Individualised Exercise & Rehabilitation Programmes

Ultra Tesla Seat Pelvic Floor Strengthening

Cupping Massage

Postural Re-education

Biomechanical Assessments (Including Gait Analysis)

Neurological and Vascular Assessments

Lymphatic Drainage

Referral Advice and Signposting

Areas We Cover

We provide physiotherapy to the following areas:

Stockton-on-Tees, Hartburn, Eaglescliffe, Egglescliffe, Yarm, Wynyard, Norton, Saltburn, Middlesbrough, Darlington, Northallerton, Ingleby Barwick, Thornaby, Nunthorpe, Guisborough, Sedgefield, Marske, Redcar, Billingham, Thirsk, Hartlepool, Stokesley, and surrounding areas.

About Us

Yarm Physiotherapy’s
Lead Consultant Physiotherapist,
Dr Yousef Shanib

Dr Yousef Shanib (PhD, MPhil, MSc, BSc) is a HCPC-registered Physiotherapist and Chartered Society of Physiotherapy member with over 20 years’ experience in the NHS, private sector, and professional football.

He uses a holistic, patient-centred approach, focusing on achievable and sustainable recovery tailored to individual goals and lifestyles.

Treatment aims to restore movement, recover from injury or surgery, and manage or prevent long-term conditions.

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Testimonials

Patient Feedback

Helen Jafari

Very professional and helpful. Yarm Physiotherapy has lots of experience and is helping my mother with her severe and longstanding mobility and back problems.

Dr Yousef Shanib is very patient, compassionate and hardworking. I highly recommend him. Thank you very much.

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Hazar Al Nader

Dr Yousef Shanib is not only knowledgeable but also incredibly patient and understanding.

He listen to my concerns and made me feel comfortable throughout the process.

Thank you Dr Yousef.

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Simon Bell

If you are having trouble with any pains or strains I would recommend booking an appointment with Yousef. I am having problems with my shoulder and felt so much looser after my first treatment … Very professional and friendly and I would encourage you to see him if your suffering any aches and pains.

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Get in Touch 

If you have any questions before scheduling an appointment or for general enquiries, please contact Yarm Physiotherapy using the details below. Our team will promptly reach out to assist you.

Address: 21 High Street, Yarm, TS15 9BW (inside Dulcé)


Tel: 07587 277994

Email: [email protected]

Opening Hours

Monday: 10am–9pm
Tuesday: 10am–9pm
Wednesday: 10am–9pm
Thursday: 10am–9pm
Friday: 10am–9pm
Saturday: 11am–5pm
Sunday: Closed