Youth Physiotherapy Clinic
The Youth Physiotherapy Clinic is a specialist clinic run by Consultant Physiotherapist Daniel Elias. Daniel has a passion to deliver a specialist, bespoke service to young people to keep them involved in the sport or physical activity that they enjoy!
Daniel is a highly experienced Physiotherapist having worked within the NHS, private practice and within elite sport with over 15 years clinical experience. Daniel has worked as a Physiotherapist for the England Athletics team both nationally and internationally from Under 13- Under 20 age groups over the last 8 years, assessing and treating young athletes as well as communicating with parents and coaches on ongoing management.
Alongside his clinical work, Daniel is a lecturer within the youth athletic field having presented on ‘Overtraining in the Youth Athlete’ and ‘Common Injuries in the Adolescent Athlete’ for the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Sport & Exercise Medicine and the University of West England.
Daniel is passionate about providing a comprehensive assessment which is appropriate to the growing child. Daniel aims to identify acute or longer term causes to injury, where the child is at within their growth, discussing any impact of school, sleep, nutrition and lifestyle factors that can all impact on recovery.
Rehabilitation should be fun! Daniel aims to create a child rehabilitation plan to return the child back to their sport better than before, grow their movement vocabulary and develop an ongoing awareness of how to navigate growth and mitigate future injury risk.
Daniel is available for first-time assessments and second-opinion work. Daniel is also able to provide a home visit or off-site services to families or sport clubs. Please enquire further about this via contact details below.
Opening hours at Sports Training Village
- Monday 6-9pm.
- Saturday 8.30am-12.30pm.
Make an appointment
To make an appointment for an assessment, please contact Daniel via:
- Email: dan@youthphysioclinic.co.uk.
- Call: 07730 569468.
