Pain management in London
Non-invasive, drug-free care for pain that has not settled on its own, whether it started days or has been building for months.
- Initial assessment £85
- Hampstead & Highgate
- No GP referral needed
- Appointments in 24 to 48 hours
Understanding acute and chronic pain
Acute pain is short-term and usually related to an injury or a recent operation; it settles as the tissue heals. Chronic pain is different. It persists beyond the normal healing window, typically three to six months or more, and involves a more complex interaction between the nervous system, your emotions and the rest of your life.
Pain management brings both together in one drug-free approach: movement and manual therapy for the physical side, and education and self-management strategies for living well alongside pain that has not yet gone.
How we approach pain management
A plan built around your movement, your triggers and what matters to you day to day.
Pain we commonly help manage
If your pain does not fit neatly into one of these, it is still worth an assessment.
A team trained in pain, not just injury
Our physiotherapists combine hands-on treatment with pain education and, where useful, approaches drawn from CBT and ACT. Chartered members of the CSP and registered with the HCPC, they will loop in your GP or pain clinic when that helps your overall care.
Award-winning
- Best Home Visit & In-Clinic Physiotherapy Practice2026
What it costs
Published up front, with no charge for a treatment plan you have not agreed to.
Initial assessment and treatment are included in the first appointment. See all prices →
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What our patients say
“Shokola was great with my 12 year old daughter. She got straight to the issue and made good and practical suggestions for treatment.”
Google review →“Harsha has been kind, attentive and has helped me hugely with my hip and Achilles injuries. She’s a brilliant and very knowledgeable physiotherapist and I recommend her highly.”
Google review →“I have seen several different therapists at Sammy Margo’s over many years. Every one has been excellent. When I was recovering from a hip replacement the physio I received helped me recover really quickly. Highly recommended.”
Google review →“I had a full hip replacement following a cycle accident, and have daily physio visits on weekdays for three weeks. I am already able to walk short distances without a stick or crutch, and this is entirely due to the work they have done with me.”
Google review →“Thanks to Olga I have made great strides in my recovery from the after-effects of sepsis. My strength, balance and mobility have improved enormously under her excellent physiotherapy. I would recommend her wholeheartedly.”
Google review →Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between acute and chronic pain?
Will I just be given exercises, or is there hands-on treatment too?
Do I need a GP referral for pain management physiotherapy?
Can physiotherapy help if I have had pain for years?
Is pain management available at home?

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