Questions before your appointment

Statera Therapy supports back pain, neck pain, knee pain, sciatica, tendon pain, arthritis-related pain and stiffness, sports injuries, and other movement problems. If your symptoms suggest you may need medical review, you'll be referred on appropriately.

No. People come to Statera because pain, stiffness or an injury is affecting work, sleep, walking, exercise or everyday life.

Yes, the clinic works with long-term mobility and recurring pain issues, including arthritis-related stiffness and persistent tendon problems. The approach is tailored movement, strength work, and clear advice.

Appointments include a one-to-one assessment, a clear explanation of what may be driving your symptoms, and a practical rehabilitation plan. Hands-on treatment may be used where suitable, along with exercise and movement work.

Yes, rehabilitation can include graded strength work, mobility work, and exercises that fit your current symptoms and goals. The plan is designed to be practical and progressive rather than rushed.

Sports Therapy starts with an assessment and is the right route for pain, injury, reduced movement or an uncertain problem. Sports Massage is focused hands-on treatment for muscular tightness, stiffness and physical recovery.

If your symptoms suggest that medical review is needed, you'll be told clearly and referred on. The clinic aims to make the next step straightforward and easy to understand.

Book the 60-minute Initial MSK Assessment. It gives Harrison time to discuss the problem, assess the movements that matter and explain the next step.

Use the Regus entrance and check in at reception. Parking is immediately outside, about one minute from reception. Office G03 is on the ground floor, and a lift and toilet are available.

You can contact the clinic by phone or email, and the contact page also lists opening hours. This is the best place to check the latest details before visiting.

You'll be seen by Harrison Chan, a qualified Sports Therapist in St Albans. He provides one-to-one assessment, treatment, exercise, and rehabilitation within Sports Therapy scope.