Our dedicated physiotherapy services

Discover how Santiago - Your Mexican Physio - can help you achieve optimal recovery and well-being. With over 24 years of clinical experience, we're committed to providing personalised care tailored to your unique needs.

How we can help you

At Mexican Physio, we understand that pain and physical limitations can impact your life. Our goal is to help you feel better, move more freely, and get back to doing what you love. We offer expert treatment for a wide range of conditions, ensuring a path to recovery and improved quality of life.

Musculoskeletal conditions

We treat issues from total knee and hip replacements to sprains, frozen shoulders, knee pain, hip pain, shoulder injuries, tennis elbow, plantar fasciopathy, and Achilles tendinopathies.

Men's health: erectile dysfunction and pelvic pain

Shockwave Therapy (SWT) helps the public with Erectile Dysfunction (ED) and pelvic floor issues by non-invasively regenerating tissue, improving blood flow, and relieving chronic pelvic pain. 

Neurological issues

Specialised Vojta therapy for neurological conditions, helping to restore movement and function.

Our unique approach to your well-being

What makes Mexican Physio different? Our client-centred approach focuses on empowering you through education, combined with evidence-based techniques to achieve lasting results.

Specialised treatment methods

We utilise cutting-edge techniques including the McKenzie Method for mechanical diagnosis and therapy; the Vojta method for neurological rehabilitation for newborns, children and aduts; transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), and radial shock wave therapy. Our qualifications include: Bachelor's Degree in Physiotherapy (2004), McKenzie Credentialed Therapist (2009), Certified in Vojta Method (2006), Musculoskeletal Injection Course (2024), tDCS Certified Practitioner (2024), and Extracorporeal Radial Shock Wave Therapy Certified Practitioner (2024-2026).

Experience you can trust

With a rich professional background including roles as a First Contact Physiotherapist (FCP) for the NHS in London (for more than 6 years), private practice in Mexico City (2002-2019) and London (from 2019), and treating athletes for the National Olympic Team, Mexico, you are in experienced hands. We also have a proven track record of presenting work-related injury prevention conferences and workshops for health professionals and the general public.