Human Mechanics Physiotherapy Clinic was established in 2000, by Anne-Marie Ashford Eve. She was joined by Graham Jennings in 2004. The practice has expanded in the past two years to include Michelle Lai and Julia Atkins who have brought additional skills and expertise in the field of musculoskeletal medicine and acupuncture. The four clinical practicioners offer a wealth of experience in Clinical Physiotherapy, Sports Injuries and Rehabilitation and Occupational Health.
Human Mechanics Physiotherapy Clinic was established in 2000, by Anne-Marie Ashford Eve. She was joined by Graham Jennings in 2004. The practice has expanded in the past two years to include Michelle Lai and Julia Atkins who have brought additional skills and expertise in the field of musculoskeletal medicine and acupuncture.
The four clinical practicioners offer a wealth of experience in Clinical Physiotherapy, Sports Injuries and Rehabilitation and Occupational Health.
Symmetricise™ is an exercise programme which focuses on the correction of the position of the pelvis as the underlying cause of low back pain. The source of pain is often normal tissue being irritated and is not the cause of the problem. The changes in pelvic position include flare, rotation, upslip/downslip or a combination of all three components. Pelvic asymmetry occurs as a consequence of our gait pattern and foot position. This is evident by observing the unequal pattern of wear on the soles of our shoes.
Our Locations:
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Main Office - 45 Osborne Street, Slough, SL1 1TT
01753 823183
Business Name
Human Mechanics
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