Hydrotherapy and Rehabilitation Classes

Specialist rehabilitation classes to support recovery, strength and mobility following surgery, injury or long-term musculoskeletal conditions.

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Helping you move with greater confidence and strength

Our classes in Broadstone support patients across Poole and Dorset with hydrotherapy and spinal rehabilitation focused on improving mobility, strength and everyday function.

A low-impact environment for joint rehabilitation

Supporting recovery following hip, knee and joint conditions

Our hydrotherapy classes are led by specialist physiotherapists in small groups of four to six people. Exercising in warm water provides a safe, low-impact environment that reduces pressure on painful joints while allowing you to move more freely and comfortably.

Hydrotherapy classes may be suitable for people with:

Hip replacement surgery
Knee replacement surgery
Arthroscopic knee surgery
Hip and knee osteoarthritis
Joint stiffness and reduced mobility
Chronic pain conditions
Balance and walking difficulties
Inflammatory joint conditions
Post-operative joint rehabilitation

Targeted exercise for spinal conditions and back pain

Supporting recovery and long-term spinal health

Our spinal rehabilitation classes are led by experienced physiotherapists in small groups of four to six people. Like our hydrotherapy classes, sessions take place in the pool, using the natural support and resistance of warm water to reduce pressure on the spine and allow greater freedom of movement. Classes focus on improving strength, posture and function for people with back pain and spinal conditions.

Hydrotherapy classes may be suitable for people with:

Lumbar spinal stenosis
Cervical spinal stenosis
Sciatica
Chronic lower back pain
Degenerative disc disease
Facet joint pain
Spinal arthritis
Post-operative spinal rehabilitation
Nerve-related leg pain and weakness
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Understanding hydrotherapy

Using water to support movement and recovery

Hydrotherapy uses the natural support and resistance of water to improve strength, flexibility, balance and cardiovascular fitness. Many people find they can move more comfortably in water than on land, helping them return to everyday activities more quickly and with greater confidence.

Benefits of hydrotherapy classes

Helping you move more freely and recover with confidence

Hydrotherapy classes focus on improving joint mobility, building strength safely after surgery and reducing pain and stiffness. Exercising in warm water helps improve balance and stability, increases confidence in movement and supports long-term joint health. Classes are gentle and suitable for a wide range of abilities, making them accessible for people at all stages of recovery.

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Benefits of spinal rehabilitation classes

Helping you build strength and manage your condition with confidence

Spinal rehabilitation classes use the support of warm water to reduce pressure on the spine, making it easier to move and exercise comfortably. Sessions focus on reducing back and leg pain, improving mobility and building the core and postural strength needed to support the spine. Patients are guided through exercises that improve balance and physical function, and leave with strategies they can continue independently at home.

Book your rehabilitation class

If pain, stiffness or reduced mobility is affecting your daily life, our physiotherapy team can help. Book a place at our Broadstone clinic and take the next step towards improved strength, movement and confidence.

Hydrotherapy and Rehabilitation FAQs

What areas does Broadstone Movement Clinic serve?

Broadstone Movement Clinic is based in Broadstone, Dorset, and welcomes patients from across the surrounding area. We regularly see patients from Poole, Bournemouth, Wimborne, and Ferndown, as well as the wider Wimborne Minster area and neighbouring villages.

If you're unsure whether we cover your area, feel free to get in touch.

Do I need a referral to join a rehabilitation class?

No. You can book directly without a referral from a GP or specialist. If you are unsure whether a class is suitable for you, contact the clinic and our team will be happy to advise.

Do I need an assessment before joining a class?

Yes. Before joining a class, you will need to complete an initial assessment with one of our physiotherapists. This allows us to understand your condition, discuss your goals and ensure you are placed in the most appropriate class for your needs and stage of recovery.

What conditions can your rehabilitation classes help with?

Our classes support people recovering from hip and knee surgery, managing osteoarthritis, and those with spinal conditions including back pain, spinal stenosis, sciatica and degenerative disc disease.

How many sessions will I need?

This depends on your condition, recovery stage and goals. Some patients attend a short course of classes following surgery, while others benefit from ongoing sessions to support long-term mobility and strength.

Can the classes help with long-term conditions?

Yes. Both hydrotherapy and spinal rehabilitation classes can help people with long-term musculoskeletal conditions maintain mobility, manage symptoms and stay active.

What should I wear to a class?

As both our hydrotherapy and spinal rehabilitation classes take place in the pool, you will need a swimsuit or swim shorts. We recommend bringing a towel and any swimwear you are comfortable moving freely in.

How do I book a place in a rehabilitation class?

You can book online or contact the clinic directly. Our team can help you find a suitable class and advise on the best option for your condition and goals. Please note that an initial assessment is required before attending your first class.

How much do the rehabilitation classes cost?

Our rehabilitation classes are priced at £20 per session. Please note that an initial assessment is required before attending your first class. Contact the clinic for further information or to discuss your options.

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