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performing arts

physiotherapy

about

Rebalance founder Lucie Rayner is a Chartered Physiotherapist, researcher and assessing clinician for The British Association for Performing Arts Medicine (BAPAM). She has extensive experience in managing acute and chronic injuries in musical theatre performers, dancers, instrumental musicians, singers, and other performers from amateur to elite level. 

In 2020, she completed an MSc in Performing Arts Medicine at University College London (UCL) and was awarded the Dean's Prize for her research. Lucie is now an honorary lecturer and module lead on the Performing Arts Medicine programme at UCL. In addition, she has an honorary research post at BAPAM, conducting research on voice disorders in performers in collaboration with UCL.

information

  • Member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists (MCSP)

  • Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) Registered

  • Fully Certified Pilates teacher (mat/equipment)

  • MSc Performing Arts Medicine

  • Enhanced DBS Certificate

  • PhysioFirst Member

  • Vocal Health First Aider

services

Professional or student performing artists can book a free physiotherapy assessment with Lucie through The British Association for Performing Arts Medicine (BAPAM).

Mondays (in-person) 10-3pm

63 Mansell Street

London, E1 8AN

 

Wednesdays (On-line)

https://www.bapam.org.uk/performing-arts-medicine-clinics/

Call BAPAM on 020 8167 4775 to book

 

On-site physiotherapy services for Theatre, TV, and Film 

Please email lucie@rebalancephysio.com for more information and pricing

resources

Recommended Books

The Musician's Body: A Maintenance Manual for Peak Performance

by J Rosset i Llobet & G Odam

Sound Advice: The Ultimate Guide to a Healthy and Successful Career in Music by R Jones & L Heyman

Useful Websites

bapam.org.uk

helpmusiciansuk.org.uk

artsmed.org

iadms.org

rsmgb.org

equity.org.uk

dancefund.org.uk

prsformusic.com

ppluk.com

musiciansunion.org.uk

gowr.co.uk

contact

physiotherapy

Professional, amateur and vocational performing artists face unique physical and psychological challenges in the pursuit of excellence. They strive to achieve an elite level of performance which can place significant demands on the body, often leading to injury. Performing arts physiotherapist Lucie Rayner will provide a full and detailed assessment to establish a clinical diagnosis and identify factors that contributed to the injury process. She will then discuss an appropriate treatment plan which considers your goals, lifestyle, health and activities.

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