Total Physio is a private physiotherapy practice located in Booterstown, Co. Dublin. The clinic has been established and operating in this location for over 8 years.

Total Physio specialises in Spinal Physiotherapy, Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation. Treatments are carried out by highly qualified Chartered Physiotherapists in a comfortable and professional environment.

You can make an appointment for our clinic without a referral from your GP. If on assessment we deem your condition requires medical attention we will refer you on to an appropriate physician.

The following links provide further details on our practice, the services we offer and our location.

Clinic Hours
Treatments
About the Physiotherapist
Location

Please don't hesitate to contact me to make an appointment or if you have any queries. I look forward to hearing from you.

Kind Regards

Jenny Branigan
01-2600344
087-0619612
jenny.branigan@totalphysio.ie

Clinic Hours:

Mon-Fri: 8am-8pm

Sat: 10am-12pm (Emergency appointment available)

Strictly By Appointment: 01-2600344 or 087-0619612

Treatments

Sports Injury:
Muscle tears
sprains and strains
Jumpers Knee
Footballers’ ankle
’Shin Splints’

Musculo-Skeletal Conditions:
Muscle, ligament, fascia, tendon, joint and nerve problems
Low back pain
Disc pathology
Achilles Tendonitis
Golfers Elbow
Tennis Elbow
Paediatric conditions

Rehabilitation Programmes:
Anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction
Achilles tendon rupture
Low back pain and post surgery
Strengthening and stabilisation
Clinical Pilates
Flexibility Programmes
Correction of muscle imbalance
Pain or injury of sudden traumatic origin
Pain or injury of gradual onset

Biomechanical Issues:
Foot pain
Orthotic prescription

Postural Assessment:
Postural dysfunction
Spinal pain
Scoliosis
Repetitive strain injuries
Workplace ergonomic advice
Pilates

Orthopaedic Conditions:
Osteoarthritis
Rehabilitation after Hip and Knee Replacement Surgery
Post-surgical Rehab (minor and major)
Traumatic Injury:
Victims of Road Traffic Accident
Whiplash
Workplace accidents
Stress relief through Pilates and relaxation

Our Physiotherapists

Jenny Branigan Jenny Branigan is a graduate of physiotherapy from UCD (2000) and achieved 1st Class Honours in her Masters in Sports Medicine in Trinity College Dublin in 2002. Jenny received a Graduate Certificate in Orthopaedic Manual Therapy in the Curtin University in Perth, Australia. Jenny is also a qualified Stott Pilates Instructor. Jenny has featured regularly since 2008 on the Mooney Show on RTE Radio 1, discussing common injuries and answering listeners' queries on physiotherapy issues. Jenny has extensive experience in sports physiotherapy, including 4 seasons as Club Physiotherapist with the Trinity College Rugby (DUFC) Senior team in the AIL. She spent several years working with hockey teams at Collegiate, Interprovincial and International level. Jenny is currently a physiotherapist with the FAI since 2006. Jenny has served as the Chairperson of the Chartered Physiotherapists in Sports and Exercise Medicine special interest group (CPSEM), the largest special interst group within the ISCP with 500 members. This group promotes the development of Chartered Physiotherapists in the area of Sports Medicine.

Sarah Hancock Sarah Hancock graduated with a 1st Class Honours degree in Sport and Exercise Sciences from the University of Birmingham. Sarah then proceeded to complete a Masters degree in Physiotherapy from Kings College in London in 2006. Sarah gained valuable experience in the NHS in the UK and in Ireland working in St Columcille’s Hospital in Loughlinstown and more recently in St Vincent’s University Hospital in Dublin. Sarah also has much experience in private practice work, having been an associate in practices in Wicklow and Dun Laoghaire. Most notably Sarah trained in the use of Traditional and Medical Acupuncture for the treatment of pain and soft tissue dysfunction. Acupuncture is a powerful adjunct to traditional hands-on techniques, particularly for those difficult chronic injuries like Tennis Elbow or Golfers Elbow. Sarah is very well experienced in sports injuries having looked after several teams in the All Ireland Rugby League. She is currently the Club Physio with the Senior Terenure Rugby team. Sarah is an active member of the Chartered Physiotherapists in Sports and Exercise Medicine group of the ISCP.

Location

Total Physio is situated on Trimleston Ave in Booterstown. Trimleston Avenue is a left hand turn off the Rock Road on the way into Dublin just before the Tara Towers Hotel. Total Physio is located above the dry cleaners on the left hand side.

The clinic is located within walking distance of Booterstown Dart Station and is served by the following buses: 5, 7, 7a, 8, 45.

From Booterstown Dart Station:
Total Physio is less than a 10 minute walk from Booterstown Dart Station. Exit the dart station and take a right onto the Rock Road. Follow until the first set of traffic lights and turn left. Total Physio is located above the dry cleaners on the left hand side.

From the Stillorgan Road:
To get to Total Physio from the Stillorgan Road (N11) exit at the UCD flyover and proceed down Woodbine Avenue (located to the left of the Montrose Hotel). At the end of Woodbine avenue take a left at the mini roundabout. Total Physio is located 150 metres on the right hand side.