ABOUT · CLINICAL PHYSIOTHERAPY

Chris CurtisClinical physiotherapist

35 years of clinical experience.

Chris Curtis has worked extensively in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, helping patients with joint pain, sports injuries, tendon and ligament conditions, and complex back and neck problems.

His approach combines detailed assessment, evidence-led treatment and rehabilitation, with advanced treatment options considered where clinically appropriate.

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Chris Curtis, clinical physiotherapist at Liverpool Street REGEN

EXPERIENCE

Experience built around the patient.

Chris has worked extensively within musculoskeletal physiotherapy, assessing and supporting patients with back and neck pain, joint conditions, sports injuries and persistent musculoskeletal symptoms.

His experience includes tendon and ligament problems, pain management and rehabilitation focused on restoring movement and function.

His clinical approach also includes shockwave therapy and careful consideration of advanced and regenerative treatment options as part of a broader musculoskeletal pathway.

CLINICAL INTERESTS

Musculoskeletal care across movement, pain and recovery.

Musculoskeletal medicine
Back & neck pain
Sports injuries
Joint conditions
Tendon & ligament conditions
Pain management
Shockwave therapy
Regenerative treatments

CLINICAL PHILOSOPHY

Understand the problem before treating it.

Chris's approach begins by understanding each patient's history, symptoms, movement and clinical presentation. The aim is to identify the likely source of pain or dysfunction and build an appropriate pathway around the individual.

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ASSESS

Understand the patient's history, symptoms, movement and clinical presentation.

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TREAT

Select an appropriate evidence-led treatment pathway based on the individual patient.

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REBUILD

Support recovery, movement and longer-term function through rehabilitation and clinical guidance.

MUSCULOSKELETAL EXPERIENCE

A connected approach to recovery.

Chris's physiotherapy background allows assessment to consider how joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments and movement patterns interact.

The aim is to understand the source and contributing factors of symptoms before deciding on treatment, while considering how pain or restricted movement affects everyday activity, work and sport.

Illustration of shoulder and upper-body musculoskeletal anatomy

ADVANCED TREATMENT

Individual care. Thoughtful treatment.

Liverpool Street REGEN builds on Chris's long-standing musculoskeletal experience by introducing advanced and regenerative treatment options for selected patients.

These approaches are considered within an individual treatment and rehabilitation pathway rather than in isolation.

  • Treatment is considered following assessment.
  • Suitability varies between patients.
  • Outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
  • Rehabilitation remains an important part of recovery.
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