Shockwave Therapy in Haverhill

Welcome to Reform Physio, A small boutique healthcare clinic and Studio based just outside of Saffron Walden, only a 25-minute drive from Haverhill

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What is Shockwave Therapy?

Shockwave therapy (also called extracorporeal shockwave therapy or ESWT) involves delivering acoustic (sound) waves into injured tissue via a handheld applicator. These waves stimulate the body’s repair processes (a mechanism known as mechanotransduction) and are used to treat chronic tendon injuries and soft-tissue conditions.

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Why use Shockwave Therapy

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Proven for chronic tendinopathies & soft-tissue injury

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Stimulates tissue healing, not just symptom relief

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Non-invasive alternative to injections or surgery

Why Choose Reform Physio in Saffron Walden for Shockwave Therapy?

Unlike others, our Shockwave sessions are 30minutes long at NO extra cost.

Other treatments might include: Massage, Taping, Tailored Strength and Mobility Exercises.

We also work closely with our On site personal trainers for those who want that extra bit of help getting strong.

Location: We’re conveniently located and easily accessible from Haverhill, Cambridge and the nearby rural villages — fitting around your schedule whether you

Holistic follow-through: after your shockwave session, we provide post-treatment guidance

Local Trust: With over 100 5* reviews, we are a trusted clinic in a great location.

Frequently Asked Questions

If you can’t find an answer to your question in the FAQ’s below, you can always contact us and we’ll respond asap.

You will feel some pain during the session. Many clients describe it as a “clicking” feeling or some discomfort but generally tolerable. We adjust settings for your comfort and tissue. After the session you may feel some soreness (similar to when you start a new workout) for 1-2 days.

It depends on your condition, how long you’ve had it, and how it responds. Some tendinopathies require 3-6 sessions (often 1 week apart).

Many people start to feel changes in pain, stiffness or load tolerance within a few weeks, but full functional improvement can take longer (6-12 weeks). Tissue healing takes time.

Yes — for best outcomes we combine shockwave with load management, strengthening/rehab exercises (especially tendon loading), and lifestyle adjustments (e.g., posture, activity modification).

No treatment guarantees 100% success for everyone sadly. But we see some fantastic results with Radial Shockwave when combined with traditional approaches.

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