Hallam Street Clinic-Physio at Work Ltd.

Registered with the Health Professions Council Bronwyn is the managing director of Physio at Work Ltd. She graduated in physiotherapy from the Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand in 1996 and worked in the public sector before relocating to London in 1998.Bronwyn completed a Post Graduate Diploma in Health Ergonomics from the University of Surrey in 2001.She has since worked as an Occupational Health Physiotherapist and Ergonomics Consultant for various industries including television, healthcare, finance, and Parliament. Her work has involved providing on-site physiotherapy, DSE training, manual handling training, back care awareness classes and general ergonomic training/advice.As a physiotherapist Bronwyn specialises in treating work-related musculo skeletal disorders, primarily repetitive strain injuries (RSI) and back pain.Bronwyn served as the Publicity Officer for the executive committee of the Chartered Physiotherapists in Occupational Health and Ergonomics (ACPOHE) for 4 years.She continues to assist the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy with media campaigns surrounding work related disorders such as back pain and Repetitive Strain injury (RSI)

 Registered with the Health Professions Council. Dino graduated from the Auckland University of Technology in 2001 after a very elaborate sporting upbringing.After spending 5 years working in Private Practice in New Zealand, which included travelling with a premier football club, Dino came to London as part of his traditional Kiwi overseas experience.He specialises in treating musculoskeletal complaints with a special interest in sports and spinal injuries. He also has an interest in treating work related complaints such as Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSI).In his spare time, Dino enjoys, sporting, recreational and travel activities, in particular squash, gold, scuba diving, fishing and tramping.

Registered with the Health Professions Council, Member of the Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrists. Chris qualified in 1992 with a Podiatry BSc(Hons). He has been practicing podiatry in both the NHS and private sectors for the past 15 years. Chris specialises in musculo-skeletal podiatry assessing the mechanics of normal and problematic gait. He enjoys treating sports injuries and making custom made foot orthotics. He is a keen runner having run 5 marathons, and is experienced in training techniques to improve running efficiency as well as treating injuries.