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Physiotherapy for the movements that matter to you
When discomfort or restricted movement affects your routine, start with a clear assessment rather than a self-selected treatment technique.
Treatments Your visit
Physiotherapy that starts with understanding you
Clear explanations. Time for your questions. A practical next step. Explore a physiotherapy website designed around the people who use it, from choosing an appointment to finding the clinic.
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Your life is the starting point
Walking comfortably, returning to a favourite activity or feeling more confident about everyday movement: what matters to you should be part of the conversation. Start by exploring the services and the people who provide them. You do not need to choose a treatment technique before asking for an assessment.
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Treatments
02Your visit
Plan a return to the activity you enjoy
Your sport has its own demands, and your goals deserve more detail than “get back to normal”. Use the appointment to explain what returning means for you.
03Your visit
Hands-on care, explained before it begins
Manual therapy describes hands-on approaches that may be discussed within physiotherapy. A technique should have an explained purpose and be considered in the context of your assessment.
04Your visit
A respectful space for pelvic health questions
Pelvic symptoms can be personal to discuss. The first step should be a conversation you understand, with clear choices about any proposed assessment.
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Make room for a clear conversation about jaw discomfort
Jaw pain or difficulty with jaw movement can raise questions about eating, speaking and everyday comfort. An appointment should help clarify the assessment route, not jump straight to a technique.
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A movement plan that can fit your real routine
A useful exercise discussion connects the activity to your goals and circumstances. It should explain the purpose of the plan, not simply hand you an unexplained list.
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Find information without the guesswork
Browse by service or area of concern. Each page explains the appointment approach, links to relevant practitioners and shows where to find fees and practical details. The service finder is a navigation tool, not a diagnosis.
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Our team
01Practitioner
Alex
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Treatment language: EN / ESGran Alacant
02Practitioner
Lucía
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Treatment language: ES / ENGran Alacant
03Practitioner
Mara
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Treatment language: DE / ENSanta Pola
04Practitioner
Daniel
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Treatment language: ES / DESanta Pola
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Know what happens before you arrive
Read the first-visit guide, check appointment information and choose a communication language. Practitioner profiles show treatment languages separately, so a translated website never leaves you guessing about the conversation in the room.
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First visit
Before the appointment
Check the location, appointment type, fee and treatment language. Wear clothing that lets you move comfortably. Bring a list of questions and any relevant information your practitioner has specifically asked you to bring; do not upload medical documents through the general website form.
During the conversation
Your practitioner can ask about your concerns, everyday activities and goals, then explain the proposed assessment. Ask what each step involves. You can ask for a pause, decline a proposed examination or discuss alternatives.
Before you leave
Ask for a clear summary: what was discussed, which next steps were agreed and how to contact the practice about the plan. Further appointments should be explained rather than assumed. The website does not set a fixed number of sessions for everyone.
Prices
Appointment pricesAppointment prices
Initial assessment
€60.00
50 minutes
An first appointment for discussing your concerns and the proposed assessment.
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Follow-up appointment
€50.00
40 minutes
An follow-up to review the steps discussed at an earlier appointment.
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Specialist assessment example
€75.00
60 minutes
A longer appointment type; the real scope must be confirmed by the clinic.
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A local visit, planned around you
Explore the location pages for Gran Alacant and Santa Pola, compare appointment types and find practical information for your visit.
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Find us
01Location information
Gran Alacant
Plan your visit with the service, practitioner and appointment information for this location. Check the available arrival details and ask about access before travelling.
02Location information
Santa Pola
Plan your visit with the service, practitioner and appointment information for this location. Check the available arrival details and ask about access before travelling.
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Take the next step with confidence
Explore the location pages for Gran Alacant and Santa Pola, compare appointment types and find practical information for your visit.
A clear route to your appointment
Choose the relevant service, practitioner and location, then follow the available booking route. Use the contact form for administrative questions about access or language.
Choose an appointment ↗Request a callbackYour visit
Resources
01Your visit
How to prepare for a physiotherapy appointment
Preparation is not about becoming your own clinician. It is about arriving with the practical details checked and the questions that matter to you.
02Your visit
What to look for in a physiotherapist’s profile
A polished profile should make useful facts easier to find. Look beyond a photograph or a broad promise of personalised care.
03Your visit
Compare the appointment, not just the price
A number tells you very little without the appointment it belongs to. Compare like with like before deciding whether a fee fits your plans.
04Your visit
Five questions to make a proposed plan clearer
A useful plan should be understandable to the person following it. You can ask for clarification before agreeing to the next step.
05Your visit
You can ask, pause and ask again
An appointment should make room for an explanation you understand. Booking a visit is not blanket agreement to every examination or treatment.
06Your visit
Plan the whole visit, not only the appointment slot
When you are away from home, a useful appointment plan includes the time before and after the consultation, not only the available date.
Questions
Do I need to choose a treatment technique?
No. You can begin by asking about an initial assessment. The appropriate approach should be discussed with a qualified practitioner, not selected by a website quiz.
Do I need a referral?
Check the actual clinic’s booking requirements and any conditions set by your insurer.
How long is an appointment?
The appointment cards show the duration for each example type. Confirm the real duration and purpose with the clinic before booking.
Can I choose the language of treatment?
Check the selected practitioner’s treatment languages and confirm the arrangement when booking. Website language alone does not confirm a practitioner’s language skills.
Does a callback request reserve an appointment?
No. It asks for contact. A real appointment is confirmed only when the clinic or booking provider issues a confirmation.
What should I wear?
Choose clothing that allows comfortable movement and follow any specific preparation instructions from the clinic. Ask ahead if you have privacy or access concerns.
Can I send medical documents through the form?
No. The public form is for administrative enquiries. Ask the clinic for its approved secure route if a clinician requests medical information.
Will my insurance pay?
Do not assume coverage. Check the specific policy with your insurer and ask the clinic which invoice or other documentation it can provide.
Is an internal pelvic examination automatic?
No. Any proposed intimate examination needs a specific explanation and your agreement. You can ask about alternatives, privacy and a chaperone, or decline the procedure.
How many sessions will I need?
This website cannot determine that. Ask the clinician how the proposed plan, any further visits and the review process relate to your circumstances.
Is the clinic accessible for my needs?
Check the real location’s verified access information and contact the clinic about specific requirements before travelling.
How do I change an appointment?
For a real booking, follow the instructions in the confirmation or use the clinic’s stated channel. A general enquiry does not necessarily change or cancel a booking.
Where can I find appointment information?
Choose the relevant service, practitioner and location, then follow the available booking route. Use the contact form for administrative questions about access or language.