Newcastle Physiotherapy Clinic

Helen qualified in 1988 from Withington Hospital School of Physiotherapy in Manchester and has worked within the NHS, spent a year working in Toronto, Canada and has been in private practice for the past 16 years. Since opening Stone Physiotherapy Clinic in 2002 Helen has developed the clinic into a diverse practice offering a wide range of services to both private and corporate clients.

Newcastle Physiotherapy Clinic opened in September 2011 builds on the success of Stone Clinic with the aim of bringing the same high quality of care and expertise to patients throughout North Staffordshire

 Helen is a member of the Society of Orthopaedic Medecine, the Acupuncture Association of Chartered Physiotherapists & the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Occupational Health & Ergonomics. Her special interests include: headaches, sports injuries, whiplash injuries, ergonomics and workstation assessments. Away from the clinic Helen is a keen netball player.

Carys qualified from Keele University with a first class degree and has experience working in both the NHS & private practice, alongside studying a Masters in Physiotherapy. She has a keen interest in sport and works with the Stoke City Girls and Boys Academies, as well as the Womens England Football set up. Carys is a member of the Acupuncture Association of Chartered Physiotherapists and the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Sports Medicine. Carys is also a qualified Kinetic Control Movement Trainer, and Matrix Movement Trainer which enables her a higher level of reasoning and rehabilitation of all muscle and movement imbalance problems as well as the ability to screen athletes of all levels for injury prevention and performance enhancement. In her spare time Carys enjoys playing hockey, the gym and Pilates. Carys is also a qualified hockey coach and has achieved the Gold Duke of Edinburgh award.