Charmaine Mensah

Professional credentials

• Registered Physiotherapist, regulated by the Healthcare Practitioners Council   — Registration No. PH106580
• Physiotherapy bachelor degree (B.Sc), St Georges University London
• Sports Therapy degree (B.Sc), University of Kent
• SE714 Soft Tissue and Joint Injection Therapy (Level 7, 15 credits), University of Essex
• Spinal Manipulation & Mobilisation Technique Masterclass, delivered by John Gibbons
• Pelvic Health Physiotherapy, POGP

Professional roles

• Senior physiotherapist, Revitalize Clinic
  
• Womens Health Specialist and Pelvic Health Specialist, Revitalize Clinic

Charmaine Mensa — Your Gravesend Based Physiotherapist

Charmaine Mensah is a physiotherapist at Revitalize Clinic in Gravesend. She works with people experiencing musculoskeletal pain, injury and movement-related difficulties, helping them understand their symptoms, explore appropriate treatment options and work towards meaningful activity, work, fitness and sporting goals.

As a physiotherapist in Gravesend, Charmaine provides individualised assessment and rehabilitation for people with spinal pain, neck pain, joint pain, sports injuries and difficulties returning to activity after injury, surgery or a period of reduced movement. Each appointment considers the person’s symptoms, relevant health history, lifestyle, work demands, activity levels and personal goals.

Charmaine has experience in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, sports rehabilitation and post-operative orthopaedic rehabilitation. This includes supporting people following knee ligament injury, such as anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury, as well as joint replacement surgery and other orthopaedic procedures. Rehabilitation plans are tailored to the individual and may involve education, movement and exercise rehabilitation, graded loading, hands-on techniques where appropriate, and a progressive return to work, fitness, sport or everyday activity.

Physiotherapy treatment and rehabilitation

Where clinically appropriate and within Charmaine’s individual scope of practice, treatment may include manual therapy, soft-tissue techniques, acupuncture, shockwave therapy, taping, exercise rehabilitation and self-management advice. The approach used will depend on the assessment findings, the person’s goals, available evidence and their preferences.

Charmaine takes a practical and problem-solving approach to physiotherapy. She aims to provide clear explanations, realistic rehabilitation plans and support that helps people build confidence in movement and make sustainable progress over time. Recovery timelines vary between individuals, and treatment plans are adapted as symptoms, function and goals change.

Women’s health physiotherapy

Charmaine has additional training and experience in women’s health physiotherapy. She supports women with pelvic health concerns, including chronic pelvic pain, pelvic-floor symptoms affecting bladder or bowel function, pelvic organ prolapse, and symptoms that may affect sexual wellbeing.

She also provides physiotherapy support for women during pregnancy, following childbirth and through menopause. Appointments are individualised and may include assessment, education, pelvic-floor rehabilitation, movement and exercise guidance, symptom-management strategies, and discussion of appropriate onward referral where needed.

Women’s health concerns can have a significant impact on comfort, confidence and daily life. Charmaine aims to provide a respectful, supportive and confidential setting in which patients can discuss symptoms and understand their options. Physiotherapy is provided within her professional competence and alongside appropriate GP, gynaecology, urogynaecology, obstetric, continence, sexual-health or other specialist care where required.

Clinical experience

Charmaine began her physiotherapy career at St George’s Hospital, qualifying through a rotational physiotherapy role across hospital services. She developed a particular interest in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and has worked across NHS primary-care and outpatient settings for more than seven years.

She has also worked in private practice at Revitalize Clinic for the past five years. In addition, Charmaine has experience working with Canterbury Rugby Club, where she supported the assessment and management of acute and longer-term sports injuries, including pitch-side physiotherapy.

If you are looking for a physiotherapist in Gravesend, Charmaine can provide an individual assessment and rehabilitation plan tailored to your symptoms, health history, activity demands and goals. You can book an appointment at Revitalize Clinic to discuss the most appropriate next steps.

Physiotherapist is a legally protected title in the UK and can be used only by professionals registered with the Health and Care Professions Council. Ensure Charmaine’s full profile includes her current HCPC registration link, exact qualification details and relevant postgraduate training.