Evidence-based physiotherapy and a holistic approach to maximising your physical potential. Located in Leighton Buzzard and Milton Keynes.
Bluehouse Physiotherapy & Wellbeing offers appointments from two clinic locations in Leighton Buzzard and Milton Keynes.
With a rich history in helping to rehabilitate and train some of the best athletes in the world, we can offer valuable training and conditioning advice as well as conventional treatment of injury. You do not need to be injured to benefit from our expertise; fit and well people can all benefit from training and load management advice.
Whether you are seriously injured, have a persistent niggle, or are fully functional but want to get better results in your fitness pursuits, we can help.
You don’t need to be injured to benefit. Fit and active people can improve performance, reduce overload, and train more effectively with expert guidance.
With a background in elite sport, we can help you make smarter decisions around training, conditioning, recovery, and long-term physical progress.
Mat Pilates with a clinical edge, ideal for ongoing fitness, or as a supplement to rehabilitation. Available one-to-one or in groups of two.
We have a wide variety of referral options and partners. Therefore, in the unlikely event that we can’t help you or we feel you would benefit from a different set of expertise, we will make honest recommendations on how you can get the best outcome.
Steve has an extensive history in elite sports medicine. His background of 27 years in professional football included a variety of roles with various clubs, including Chelsea, Watford, Brentford, Birmingham City, Peterborough United and Stevenage. During his football career he worked with Premier league, WSL and international players. He held several first team roles as well as elite academy positions and was head of medical in the Championship, League One and League Two as well as the WSL. Steve has also worked with athletes from a variety of different sports during a four-year tenure at the Sporting Chance clinic founded by former England and Arsenal captain Tony Adams.
In addition, Steve has worked in the private sector as well as completing several years on the NHS during training, encompassing everything from neuro-musculoskeletal, respiratory, orthopaedics, paediatrics and amputee rehab. He has also appeared as a guest speaker at London South Bank University and the University of Derby.
Steve now uses his extensive experience in treating a wide variety of different conditions, using research and evidence-based practice, as well as a comprehensive modern and holistic approach.
Alongside his private work, he still works part-time in a Premier League Academy and is an Emergency Aid tutor for the Football Association.
