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Refer yourself to a health service such as talking therapies without having to see a GP first.

You can now self refer to Physio 

Self-Referral to Physiotheraphy

You can now refer yourself to musculoskeletal physiotherapy without a visit to your GP!

How to self-refer

Online Form

Please scan the QR code below : https://www.northerntrust.hscni.net/services/physiotherapy-services/physiotherapy-service-outpatient-service/musculoskeletal-msk-physiotherapy-self-referral/

Paper Form

Self-referral forms are available in both your GP practice and in your local physiotherapy department..

Who can self-refer?

You are 16 years or older, reside in the Northern Trust, Have a neck or back problem, joint or muscles pain, or a recent injury such as a sprain or strain

Who should speak to their GP first?

·       If you are under the care of a consultant for the same issue

·       If you require a home based appointment

·       If you are seeking treatment for a neurological, respiratory, obstetric, gynaecological or continence issue

·       If you are experiencing pregnancy related pain

·       Have a red, hot, swollen joint

·       Have a fever, or feel unwell

·       Have a history of cancer 

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