Physio and More

I started life as a physiotherapist on the South Coast working as a civilian contractor for the Royal Marines 1st Assault and the Special Boat Service. From there I moved to professional football, looking after the Academy at Southampton Football Club. Relocation to London followed and completion of my Masters in Advanced Neuromusculoskeletal Physiotherapy – Sports and Performance.Since then I have held positions ranging from Physiotherapy Manager of a private practice to Head of Sports Medicine at a national league rugby club. I also work with the Great Britain Rowing Team. My love of physiotherapy is not confined to athletes, as my areas of speciality include tendon conditions, spinal complaints, pain management & neuroscience and post-operative rehabilitation. I am a published author and qualified lecturer.

As Clinical Director at Physio & More I am delighted to have the opportunity to put my own stamp on things and take the lead role in the developing an individual caring approach to healthcare.Physio & More is designed for you, our client and it is not a factory fitting as many people into time slots as physically possible. I am delighted with the team we have in place and together we are making Physio & More one of London’s premier healthcare facilities. I look forward to meeting you in the clinic soon,

Senior Physiotherapist part of a multidisciplinary team responsible for the prevention and rehabilitation of the players’ injuries. He also hold a post at the Royal Ballet, Covent Garden where I support the full time staff with the ongoing management of the dancers’ needs around their weekend performances.

Senior Physiotherapist He studied physiotherapy in parallel driven by the holistic ambition of developing as a professional in the field of sport rehabilitation and I completed another honours degree in Physiotherapy and moved to London soon afterwards where I started working dealing with a wide range of musculoskeletal disorders. Through this experience I have developed specific skills in treating and managing neck pain, low back pain, spinal problems and nerve-related injuries.

My physiotherapy career began in the NHS. I completed a wide variety of rotations whilst beginning my specialism into musculoskeletal treatments. Despite the inherent challenges, I really enjoyed my time in the NHS, and I learned an incredible amount. Since this time I have worked extensively in private practice throughout South West London and Surrey. My experience to date has developed my expertise in treating a wide variety of clients and injuries. Clinically, I have spent my time assessing and treating those who simply work hard, the ultimate sport enthusiasts, and also elite athletes.

Prior to physiotherapy, I gained my first degree in Sports Science at Loughborough University. Whilst working as a private personal trainer, I became very interested in the biomechanics of injuries, and more specifically, the effect people have upon themselves in their chosen activity. It would seem that in many cases a chosen sport may simply find a problem (that has been there for a long time) rather than cause the problem in the first place.

This approach to injuries has developed a keen interest in clinical and sport biomechanics. Cycling has a very particular application of biomechanics from specific footwear to the full bike fitting procedure. To understand this sphere more, I became a qualified bike fitter, and I have developed an assessment procedure specific to cyclists, and to cater for their injuries. In my practice, I like to use my knowledge of exercise, biomechanics, and a wealth of manual therapy skills to both solve the problem, and keep it away. Whatever the problem may be, I will be with you every step of the way.