Exercise Advice clinics in Acton, Ealing (191 results)

Dr. Varsani has been excellent at getting to the root of the problem, even when we have needed to book in at short notice. He has seen both myself and my baby, and he has been fantastic with both of us-thorough, kind, and professional. His clinic is in a great location, and it is always easy to get same day appointments, which has been incredibly helpful. Highly recommended!

Very professional, explained the reasoning, treatment and future care properly. Tests done with ease

Very friendly Clinic both the reception and Osteopath David Propert. I’ve Been coming to the Clinic since 2021. Value David’s expertise and treatments for various ailments over the years. David was recommended to me and I would definitely recommend David and Calmer Clinics.

It is impressive how quickly Kajal was able to diagnose the cause of the problem and work in a progressive way to address it. Appointments are on time, functional and clear directions are given about the work to be done at home between appointments. Kajal worked on me and on each of my two sons and we all had a similar experience whereby our issues were quickly resolved. I recommend her highly.

Daren is an outstanding osteopath, his gentle treatment is helping significantly reduce my lower back and knee pain. He is highly knowledgeable and ethical. I can’t recommend him enough!

Fantastic service. Well worth the subscription. Peace of mind.

I turned to Weightmatters for psychological therapy with the hope of "rewiring" my thinking, especially around how I used food to cope with emotional pain. At the time, I was uncertain and even skeptical about whether real change was possible. But looking back now, I hardly recognize the version of myself who first walked through those doors. The journey has been transformative, and I'm deeply grateful for the support and guidance I received.

Prompt and friendly service . Reception staff were welcoming

Efficient reception, timely appointment

The doctor took a long time talking about things that had nothing to do with the patient, such as talking about other patients she'd had and what they were suffering from. I was very frustrated because she talked about so many irrelevant things.