Imogen Scott-Plumber
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Neuroplasticity: how the brain relearns movement after a stroke
The brain reorganises itself in response to what it is asked to do. That fact is the whole basis of neurological rehabilitation, and it explains why how much you practise matters so much.
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Training for a spring marathon without picking up an overuse injury
Why January and February are when marathon injuries are made, what an overuse injury actually is, and the six things that make the difference between finishing and pulling out.
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Imogen is an experienced physiotherapist specialising in rehabilitation and physical performance. Her experience extends beyond the clinic. Imogen has worked internationally supporting runners competing in multi-stage ultramarathons, which has given her first-hand application of physio techniques for race day and the optimal preparation needed to get you to the race start injury-free, and following injury recovery. She understands the demands of endurance sport and, as an ultramarathon runner herself, the athlete's perspective as well as the clinical one.
Imogen has spent time in professional football, working at a Premier League club's training ground and gaining insight into the high-performance approach to injury assessment, rehabilitation and return to sport.
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Imogen's skills are unique. Alongside her sporting experience, Imogen has a background as a neuro physio working in London teaching hospitals, leading clinical teams specialising in stroke and neurology. In addition, she has worked at the MS Society, the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy and a government research funding body. She understands the importance of evidence-based practice and advocates for the viewpoint of the person with a health condition.
She uses a combination of hands-on techniques and movement analysis to ensure optimal recovery.
Whether you are dealing with a new injury, struggling with a persistent problem, returning to sport or function after surgery or injury, or simply want to perform at your best, Imogen takes a personalised approach to understanding what is holding you back and building a clear plan to move you forward.
Her aim is simple: to help you understand your problem, regain confidence in your body and get back to doing what matters to you.
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Physiotherapy
Sports injury and performance
Shoulder and arm conditions
- Tennis elbow£62–£72
- Tennis elbow
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Neurological rehabilitation
Back and neck conditions
- Lower back pain£62–£72
- Disc injury and slipped disc£62–£72
- Sciatica£62–£72
- Neck pain£62–£72
- Whiplash£62–£72
- Scoliosis£62–£72
- Lower back pain
Foot and ankle conditions
- Achilles tendon pain£62–£72
- Ankle sprain£62–£72
- Plantar fasciitis£62–£90
- Shin splints£62–£72
- Achilles tendon pain
Hip and knee conditions
- Hip pain£62–£72
- Knee pain£62–£72
- Runner's knee£62–£72
- ACL injury£62–£72
- Meniscus tear£62–£72
- Hip pain
Recovery after surgery
- ACL reconstruction recovery£62–£72
- Hip replacement recovery£62–£72
- Knee replacement recovery£62–£72
- ACL reconstruction recovery
Long term conditions
- Workstation and posture pain£62–£72
- Persistent pain£62–£72
- Hypermobility£62–£72
- Arthritis£62–£72
- Workstation and posture pain
Authored Blog Posts
Neuroplasticity: how the brain relearns movement after a stroke
The brain reorganises itself in response to what it is asked to do. That fact is the whole basis of neurological rehabilitation, and it explains why how much you practise matters so much.
Read moreTraining for a spring marathon without picking up an overuse injury
Why January and February are when marathon injuries are made, what an overuse injury actually is, and the six things that make the difference between finishing and pulling out.
Read more