Bassingham, near Lincoln

In good hands, from the very first visit

Expert care for pain, injury and movement problems for any joint or muscle, drawing on a wide range of disciplines to find what is really going on and to resolve the persistent issues that have not settled on their own.

FOR ALL • ALL AGES • EVERY STAGE OF LIFE
Who we help

Most people find us when something is not right and getting in the way: a back that will not ease, a shoulder that has stopped cooperating, a knee or ankle that no longer feels reliable, an injury taking too long to heal, or a problem that has been quietly there for years. Whatever brought you, the aim is the same. To understand what is actually going on, and to help you move and feel better, properly and for the long term.

What we help with

Common reasons people come to us

Knee, shoulder, hip, ankle, elbow, wrist, jaw, rib: whatever the area, and whether it began with sport, an accident, a fall or gradually over time, if it hurts, will not move properly, or has never felt right since an injury, one of these will fit. Not sure which? Get in touch and we will point you the right way.

Why people come to us when other things have not worked

We look further than the place that hurts

The body works as one connected system, and the way you move, hold tension and recover is shaped by far more than the single sore spot. So we take time to assess how the whole system is working, find what is really driving the problem, and build a plan around that. It is a more considered way of working, and it is often why people who have tried other things find something different here.

More about our approach ›
Dean Haspey holding a tensegrity model, a structure held in shape by the balance of tension across the whole system
How we help

Care matched to you, not to a fixed menu

From hands-on treatment to rehabilitation, performance and longer-term wellbeing, eight strands of care work together around what you actually need.

Meet the team

Who you will see

Dean Haspey treating a patient at SPORTS CLINICAL

Dean Haspey

Clinical Lead
Neuro-Musculoskeletal Practitioner

Dean founded SPORTS CLINICAL and leads its clinical work.

Meet Dean ›
Rebecca Gallop treating a patient at SPORTS CLINICAL

Rebecca Gallop

Advanced Clinical Sports Therapist · Medical Acupuncturist

Rebecca's expertise has been part of the practice since 2017.

Meet Rebecca ›

Experienced, genuinely interested, and on your side.

Recognised and accountable

Held to recognised professional standards

Members and registrants of the Royal Society of Medicine, the Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council, the Institute for Functional Medicine, the Society of Sports Therapists, the Institute of Sport and Remedial Massage and the British Medical Acupuncture Society, among others.

Royal Society of MedicineRoyal Society of Medicine
CNHCComplementary and Natural Healthcare Council
Complementary Medical AssociationComplementary Medical Association
Society of Sports TherapistsSociety of Sports Therapists
Institute of Sport and Remedial MassageInstitute of Sport and Remedial Massage
British Medical Acupuncture SocietyBritish Medical Acupuncture Society
Sports Massage AssociationSports Massage Association
Federation of Holistic TherapistsFederation of Holistic Therapists
Sports Therapy OrganisationSports Therapy Organisation
London School of Sports MassageLondon School of Sports Massage
Complementary Therapists AssociationComplementary Therapists Association
Institute for Functional MedicineInstitute for Functional Medicine
British Society of Lifestyle MedicineBritish Society of Lifestyle Medicine
Prescribing Lifestyle MedicinePrescribing Lifestyle Medicine
Personalised Care InstitutePersonalised Care Institute
Functional Range ConditioningFunctional Range Conditioning
Instrument Assisted TherapyInstrument Assisted Therapy
Kinesio Taping AssociationKinesio Taping Association
QINOpractic MedicineQINOpractic Medicine
Proprioceptive Deep Tendon ReflexProprioceptive Deep Tendon Reflex
Applied Movement NeurologyApplied Movement Neurology
Recursive Human MechanicsRecursive Human Mechanics
Royal Society of MedicineRoyal Society of Medicine
CNHCComplementary and Natural Healthcare Council
Complementary Medical AssociationComplementary Medical Association
Society of Sports TherapistsSociety of Sports Therapists
Institute of Sport and Remedial MassageInstitute of Sport and Remedial Massage
British Medical Acupuncture SocietyBritish Medical Acupuncture Society
Sports Massage AssociationSports Massage Association
Federation of Holistic TherapistsFederation of Holistic Therapists
Sports Therapy OrganisationSports Therapy Organisation
London School of Sports MassageLondon School of Sports Massage
Complementary Therapists AssociationComplementary Therapists Association
Institute for Functional MedicineInstitute for Functional Medicine
British Society of Lifestyle MedicineBritish Society of Lifestyle Medicine
Prescribing Lifestyle MedicinePrescribing Lifestyle Medicine
Personalised Care InstitutePersonalised Care Institute
Functional Range ConditioningFunctional Range Conditioning
Instrument Assisted TherapyInstrument Assisted Therapy
Kinesio Taping AssociationKinesio Taping Association
QINOpractic MedicineQINOpractic Medicine
Proprioceptive Deep Tendon ReflexProprioceptive Deep Tendon Reflex
Applied Movement NeurologyApplied Movement Neurology
Recursive Human MechanicsRecursive Human Mechanics

Feel better, Move better, Live well

Most people come to us by personal recommendation, and the easiest first step is a conversation. Tell us what is going on and we will talk you through whether and how we can help, with no pressure at all.