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Upper limb and lower limb rehab post Musculoskeletal and neurological disorders.
Gait re-education
Postural re education
Falls management
Profile
Nationality
British
Summary
Shazia Meraj specialises in complex case management, neurological rehabilitation and musculoskeletal rehabilitation. Her practice is rooted in evidence-based assessment and personalised treatment planning, supporting individuals with acute injuries, chronic pain, post-surgical recovery and long-standing musculoskeletal conditions.
Her career spans India and the UK, including extensive experience within one of the UK’s leading neuro-rehabilitation centres and the NHS. This diverse background has provided her with a deep understanding of movement science, functional restoration and long-term condition management, skills that translate directly into effective, holistic musculoskeletal and neurological care.
She has worked closely with patients experiencing back and neck pain, joint dysfunction, sports-related injuries, degenerative conditions and mobility limitations. Her approach integrates manual therapy, exercise prescription, posture and movement retraining, and patient education to achieve sustainable outcomes.
Alongside her clinical practice, she has served as a clinical educator, mentoring future physiotherapists and contributing to professional development across the UK. She has also led innovative falls-prevention programmes and delivered lectures nationwide, supporting best practice in rehabilitation and functional independence.
Her commitment is to empower every patient to move with confidence, reduce pain and return to the activities that matter most to them.
