Justin Scriven
Specialist Physiotherapist with 30 years' experience

aboutME
I've spent almost 30 years helping people overcome pain, stay active and maintain independence. I work in Fordingbridge helping mainly the over 50's stay strong and active as they get older.
This is how I got here....
University of Bristol (1998) | Established local practice in 2003 | HCPC & CSP registered
I graduated from the University of the West o


My Experience
1998 - Qualified with 1st class honours (University of West of England)
1998-2000 - NHS rotations at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital (RBH)
2000-2001 - Senior Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist at RBH
2001-2003 - New Zealand and Australia in private practice
2003- 2026 - Private practice in Fordingbridge
My Experience
1998 - Qualified with 1st class honours (University of West of England)
1998-2000 - NHS rotations at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital (RBH)
2000-2001 - Senior Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist at RBH
2001-2003 - New Zealand and Australia in private practice
2003- 2026 - Private practice in Fordingbridge
My Approach
My approach has change a lot over the years, from simply searching for a diagnosis and treating a body part, to now understanding that every person has different goals, concerns, lifestyles and motivations and that good physiotherapy should always recognise that. This means that my assessment and treatment can be perfectly tailored to every individual.
"I'm not treating a bad back or a painful knee - I'm treating a person who happens to have that problem."
I am lucky enough to have had some great teachers and mentors along the way, and have been able to develop both my rehabilitation skills as well as good 'hands-on' treatment techniques. This combination allows me to give my patients the best possible care.
Working with active adults over 50
Now in my mid 50's, I increasingly understand the challenges that many of my patients experience. Speed of recovery changes, stiffness appears and staying active takes more thought.
I also see every day in my clinic that improvement is possible well into later life. Some of my most rewarding work is helping people in their 70s and 80s become stronger and more confident again.
"Getting older doesn't automatically mean things have to get worse...."