Body Logic Physiotherapy

Paul obtained a BSc(Hons)2.1 in Physiotherapy from Sheffield Hallam University. Prior to this he also completed a BSc(Hons) in Biology and Sports Science in London.

With over ten years of hands on experience, Paul is an expert of all aspects of musculoskeletal physiotherapy with a bias towards spinal pain and sports injuries. As well as Body Logic, Paul also works as an Extended Scope Practitioner in the award winning Surrey Heath Orthopaedic Treatment and Triage Service. This is an NHS clinic where he works with a Specialist GP and an Orthopaedic Surgeon.

Paul believes in using a combination of manual therapy techniques and specific exercise which will eventually enable patients to make a full recovery and avoid reoccurrence. Understanding the causes of pain and disability are key to effective management.

In his spare time the younger Paul was once a keen rugby player, Paul now enjoys running, swimming, surfing, gym work, 5 a side football, cycling and has recently taken up triathlon.

Liam Tanner completed his physiotherapy training at the University of East London and has worked in a variety of private practices and hospital settings since his graduation in 2000. Over his decade of experience, Liam has treated a wide range of people from the elite athletes to post operative patients, allowing him to develop his assessment and treatment skills.

Prior to undertaking his physiotherapy course, Liam also gained a degree in Sports Science and undertook an MSc in Exercise and Health Behaviour at City University, London.

Liam enjoys all aspects of musculoskeletal physiotherapy with particular interests in back and knee pain and soft tissue injuries. He believes that in order to make an individual better you must treat the whole person and not just the problem.

Tara qualified from Brunel University in 2004 with a 2:1 in physiotherapy, having previously completed a BSc (Hons) in Human Biology at Loughborough University. Since graduating, Tara has worked in both NHS and private settings and has continued her training in APPI pilates. She has a keen interest in temporomandibular (jaw) joint dysfunction and its association with headaches. Tara has worked professionally with rugby players and national award-winning rowers. With a strong background in sports, Tara understands that the rehabilitation contract between physiotherapist and client is vital to a successful recovery.

Tara enjoys open water swimming and cycling. Her long-term objective is to attain a Masters degree within musculoskeletal physiotherapy.