Lambeth & Kennington, London
TMD Physio for Lambeth & Kennington
This page is for people who live, study and work around Lambeth North and Kennington and want careful, evidence-led help with jaw pain, headaches or jaw-related tinnitus. The TMD Physio is now in Waterloo at 121 Westminster Bridge Road, London, SE1 7HR. From Kennington, the journey typically takes around 17 minutes by bus with one change.
- Kennington (Northern)
- Elephant & Castle (Bakerloo, Northern)
- Oval (Northern)
- St Thomas' Hospital
- Imperial War Museum
- Lambeth Palace
- Kennington Park
- Geraldine Mary Harmsworth Park
- ~17 min typical journey
- 121 Westminster Bridge Road, London, SE1 7HR
Getting here from Lambeth & Kennington
About 17 minutes, door to door
For a Wednesday 10am departure, TfL gives a typical journey of around 17 minutes to the clinic door. Walk about 2 minutes to Kennington station and take the 333 bus to Elephant & Castle, walk around 3 minutes to your next stop, then take the 53 bus. From the final stop, walk about 1 minute to the clinic, with one change in all.
- Walk to Kennington Station2 min
- 333 bus to Elephant & Castle Station4 min
- Walk to London College of Comm3 min
- 53 bus to Lower Marsh6 min
- Walk to the clinic, 121 Westminster Bridge Road1 min
Typical Wednesday 10am journey from TfL Journey Planner.
When you can come
- MonClosed
- Tue10:15am – 1:30pm
- Wed8:00am – 7:00pm
- Thu10:00am – 8:00pm
- Fri8:00am – 7:00pm
- SatClosed
- SunClosed
Wednesday and Friday from 8am suit early starters, Thursday evenings until 8pm work well after a day shift, and Tuesday runs from 10:15am to 1:30pm.
Who we typically see from Lambeth & KenningtonCommon among hospital staff, health-science students and Kennington Park runners
A note on Lambeth & Kennington patients
Lambeth and Kennington fit a lot of different lives into a few streets. Georgian terraces sit beside long-established estates, young professionals rent new-build flats, and some residents have known the area for decades. Long shifts at St Thomas' Hospital, late study sessions for health-science students and evening work in theatres and hospitality shape busy weeks here. So do laps of Kennington Park, gym sessions and match days at The Kia Oval. You might be looking for help with clenching, grinding or headaches. Each of these concerns deserves a proper look rather than a quick fix.
Verified credentials
- 15+ years focused on TMD, headache & tinnitus
- Dual BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science & Physiotherapy
- University of Liverpool Masters module in TMD
- Columbia University Orofacial Pain Clinic placement
- Specialist TMD training Steve Kraus (Atlanta) · CRAFTA® · Watson Headache® · Instituto Rocabado
- Invited lecturer UCL MSc Audiology
- Past committee member ACPTMD
- HCPC-registered Chartered Society of Physiotherapy member
Why a specialist
Why patients from Lambeth & Kennington choose a specialist
- 0115+ years in focus
Krina has spent more than 15 years focused on TMD, headache and tinnitus. That depth helps when a busy clinician or student brings a tangle of jaw, head and ear symptoms.
- 02Formal TMD and orofacial training
Her training includes a Masters module in the Assessment and Management of TMD and an orofacial pain clinic placement.
- 03Teaching on an MSc Audiology programme
In 2025 Krina was an invited lecturer on an MSc Audiology programme.
- 04A published standard of care
The TMD Physio Standard sets out how the jaw, neck and nerves are assessed together. Its checklist helps you judge any TMJ practitioner, so you can see exactly what to expect before you book.
- 05Technology inside a plan
NESA neuromodulation and TMJ Velvet radiofrequency & diathermy are available at the clinic. They are used only where the evidence supports them and always as part of an assessed plan.
What Krina treats
Patients from Lambeth & Kennington come to the clinic for four core conditions. Every new patient starts with a full assessment of the jaw, neck and nervous system together, one-to-one with Krina.
- TMD TreatmentComprehensive assessment and treatment for temporomandibular joint disorders, including jaw pain, clicking, locking, and restricted movement.Learn more
- Headache & Migraine ReliefSpecialized treatment for tension headaches, migraines, and cervicogenic headaches using manual therapy and targeted exercises.Learn more
- Tinnitus ManagementEvidence-based physiotherapy approach to managing tinnitus through jaw and neck treatment, helping reduce symptoms and improve quality of life.Learn more
- Facial Pain TreatmentComprehensive treatment for facial pain, including trigeminal neuralgia, facial tension, and referred pain from the jaw and neck.Learn more
Meet Krina — a note on Lambeth & Kennington patients
How Krina works with Lambeth & Kennington patients
Jaw pain, clicking, clenching, headaches and jaw- or neck-related tinnitus are all conditions seen at the clinic. Krina assesses your jaw, neck and nervous system together, rather than looking at the jaw in isolation. Your first appointment is a full, one-to-one assessment with Krina. She then explains plainly what she has found. Treatment is built on published research, and she tells you honestly what each option can and cannot do. Together you agree clear goals at the start and review them at every visit. If anything points to a dental, ENT or neurological cause, Krina will say so and refer you to the right specialist.
Wellness · for Lambeth & Kennington
The Signature Jaw Massage
After a run of night shifts, a week of revision or a demanding stretch of performances, The Signature Jaw Massage offers an unhurried session of focused attention on the jaw, face, neck and shoulders. Krina designed it, and it is delivered by Krina or a therapist personally trained in her protocol. It is a wellness experience to help you slow down and unwind, not a treatment for any condition. If your symptoms are ongoing, start with an assessment.