

HCPC Registered Physiotherapist
20+ Years Clinical Experience
5★ Google Reviews from Knee Patients
Comprehensive Specialist Knee Assessment
Expert assessment and rehabilitation planning for persistent knee pain, injury and recovery.
Get a clear clinical diagnosis and a bespoke rehabilitation plan designed to help you move with confidence again.
Initial Specialist Knee Consultation: £75 (60 mins)
My Promise: You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of your knee pain and a personalised plan for recovery.
Persistent knee pain
Meniscus injuries
Arthritis-related knee pain
Runner’s knee (patellofemoral pain)
Tendon pain & tendinopathy
ACL & ligament injury rehabilitation
Knee instability & weakness
Muscle injury recovery
Swelling & stiffness
Sports-related knee injuries
Post-operative rehabilitation
Recovery after knee replacement surgery
1. Thorough Assessment
I take time to understand your symptoms, injury history and how your knee problem affects daily life.
2. Clinical Examination
A detailed knee assessment looking at movement, strength, stability and surrounding joints.
3. Clear Diagnosis & Explanation
I explain what's likely causing your pain and the best next steps for recovery.
4. Personalised Recovery Plan
A tailored rehabilitation plan designed around your symptoms, lifestyle and goals.
Get clarity on your knee pain and next steps

✔ HCPC Registered Chartered Physiotherapist
✔ 20+ Years Clinical Expereince
✔ Designed for Persistent Knee Pain
✔ Structured Support To Help You Stay Consistent
Maybe you:
feel stiff when getting up from sitting
avoid certain activities because of your knee
notice swelling or aching after walking or activity
feel less confident on stairs or uneven ground
worry about flare-ups interrupting daily life
feel frustrated by ongoing weakness or instability
struggle to stay consistent with exercises or rehabilitation
quietly wonder whether your knee will continue getting worse
The bigger issue is often:
reduced confidence
loss of strength
fear of movement or flare-ups
inconsistent rehabilitation
lack of ongoing structure and support
Why Many People Stop Progressing
flare-ups interrupt momentum
exercises become repetitive or difficult to maintain
motivation drops over time
uncertainty develops around what exercises are safe
progress can feel inconsistent
support and structure are often limited between appointments
The Pathway Combines:
structured progressive rehabilitation
guided weekly exercise sessions
ongoing education and support
practical strategies for managing flare-ups
progress tracking and outcome monitoring
support designed to help patients stay consistent long term
Guided Rehabilitation
Structured progressive rehabilitation sessions designed to improve strength, confidence, mobility and long-term knee function.
Weekly Live Support Sessions
Ask questions, discuss flare-ups and receive ongoing physiotherapy guidance throughout your rehabilitation journey.
Progress Tracking
Monitor changes in pain, confidence, strength and function throughout the rehabilitation pathway.
Education & Self-Management
Educational videos and resources designed to help patients better understand knee pain, recovery and long-term management strategies.
Rehabilitation From Home
Complete rehabilitation sessions from home at times that fit around work, family and day-to-day life.
Ongoing Support & Accountability
A structured pathway designed to help patients stay motivated, consistent and progressing over time.
Meet Kirsty Harris
HCPC Registered Chartered Physiotherapist & Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation Specialist

With nearly 20 years of experience across private practice, the NHS, elite sport and military rehabilitation, I designed this structured online physiotherapy pathway to support people managing persistent knee problems through guided rehabilitation, education and ongoing support from home.
The pathway combines progressive rehabilitation, self-management education and ongoing physiotherapy guidance to help patients improve confidence, strength, mobility and long-term knee function.
HCPC Registered Physiotherapist
MCSP Chartered Physiotherapist
20+ Years Clinical Experience
NHS / Private Practice / Elite Sports Background
1. Complete Your Initial Screening
Quick safety screening and immediate access to your first rehabilitation sessions.
2. Explore The Pathway
Receive 7 days of access to the rehabilitation pathway, education and support with no upfront payment required.
3. Continue With The Full Pathway
Continue into the structured 12-week rehabilitation pathway designed to support long-term improvement and confidence.
Full pathway access: £297
4. Progress Through Your Rehabilitation Plan
Follow guided rehabilitation sessions designed to progressively improve strength, mobility, confidence and long-term knee health.
5. Monitor Your Progress
Track changes in pain, strength, confidence and day-to-day function throughout the pathway.
Before starting, you’ll complete a quick safety screening (takes about a minute) to help ensure the pathway is appropriate for you.
If you choose to continue after your 7-day access, you’ll then complete your full clinical baseline, including strength tests and progress measures.
No — you will not be charged automatically after the 7-day access period.
If you decide the pathway feels right for you, you can then choose to continue into the full 12-week rehabilitation programme (£297).
Flexible payment options including Klarna and Clearpay are also available.
Often, yes.
Progressive strengthening is one of the most effective ways to improve knee function, confidence and long-term movement in people with osteoarthritis and “wear and tear” symptoms.
Often, yes — depending on your stage of recovery and your consultant’s guidance.
Many people use the program to help rebuild strength, confidence and stability following knee surgery.
Flare-ups can happen during rehabilitation — especially when returning to movement after a long period of pain or stiffness.
The pathway helps you understand how to adjust exercises, manage flare-ups safely and continue progressing without panicking or stopping completely.
For your initial 7-day access, you’ll only need simple household items such as:
- a chair
- stairs or a step
- a mat or a firm bed
If you continue into the full 12-week program, a resistance band is included in your welcome pack and introduced from Week 2 onwards.
Everything is designed to be practical, achievable and home-based.
Most people complete:
- 3 guided exercise sessions per week
- each under 60 minutes
There’s also a weekly live Q&A session you can attend live or watch later as a recording.
The pathway is designed to fit around work, family life and day-to-day commitments.
The pathway follows a structured 12-week rehabilitation framework, with clear guidance on how to adapt exercises based on your symptoms, confidence and current ability.
You’ll also have access to weekly live Q&A support sessions with Kirsty and the ongoing Q&A support hub, where you can ask questions and receive ongoing physiotherapy guidance throughout your rehabilitation journey.
Yes — this pathway is designed to complement any ongoing care or follow-up you may already be receiving from your consultant, physiotherapist or healthcare team.
Yes — if you would like to discuss the pathway before getting started, you can book a free 10-minute call with Kirsty to understand how the pathway works, ask questions and discuss whether it may suit your needs.
After that, you can decide whether to continue into the full 12-week rehabilitation program (£297).
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