Kate Pilkington is an award winning Physiotherapist based in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire

Kate graduated with a BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy from Southampton University in 2005. Since then, she has worked extensively in both the NHS and the Private sector, developing specialisms in shoulder and neck conditions, knee injuries and Pilates. She also specialises in Vestibular Rehabilitation, treating individuals who suffer from dizziness and balance problems.

More about Kate

Physiotherapy

Kate practices a holistic approach; screening the whole body to work out the root cause of the symptoms, as opposed to just treating the site of pain. This provides a much more effective treatment.

Physiotherapy

Pilates

Kate’s interest for Pilates stemmed from her Physiotherapy work and she completed her APPI (Australian Institue of Pilates and Physiotherapy) training in 2009. Kate now runs a variety of classes every week day, in addition to 1-1 sessions in the client’s home.

Pilates

Testimonials

“Kate is a superb therapist and has moved me quickly from despair to recovery.”

Alex

“I have been seeing Kate on and off for several years now. She is incredible, no matter what my ailment and I have had various over the years, she has always managed to reduce my pain and increase my mobility. She is very professional but keeps a great balance of being personal too. I have been to many other physios but I will not see anyone else now.”

Kelly

“Kate used a technique called visceral release to work on my internal organs, the effect has been amazing. I have had several sessions with Kate and the pain in my hip has almost gone. I can move freely and walk more easily.”

Mary

”FIVE STAR EXPERIENCE. Kate looks at the body as a whole (both physically and emotionally) and is able to identify and treat the root cause of the pain. This type of Physiotherapy is much more logical and effective than traditional Physiotherapy. The best physio I have come across – thank you Kate.”

Stacey

”Kate has terrific skills and sensitivity – she treats the whole person, not just the symptoms”

Emma

“I cannot sing enough praises for the treatment I received from Kate. Instead of treating the symptoms, she treated the cause of the problem.”

Tara (a professional triathlete)