Aberdeen Sports and Spinal Injury Clinic Danestone

Jenny qualified as a chartered physiotherapist in Sheffield and has since gone on to study in several areas to attain postgraduate physiotherapy qualifications nationally and internationally. She has also attained educational qualifications at the University of Aberdeen resulting in a Masters Degree in Education

Jenny who was involved in opening the clinic in 1990 and is a highly qualified physiotherapist who specialises in back & neck pain utilising amongst other interventions, the Mckenzie method of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy

She has a wide range of experience with local, national and international clients of all levels. Assisting individuals in the management & treatment of pain and injury situations. Jenny has been a physiotherapist for both Commonwealth & Olympic Games athletes

She has attained the highest level of post graduate education within the McKenzie method. Is a senior international faculty member of the McKenzie Institute International, travelling nationally & internationally lecturing/teaching post graduate courses to other qualified physiotherapists, chiropractors & medical doctors in the management of back, neck and joint problems

Natasha qualified as a Swedish massage therapist in April 2012. Following this she has had practical experience within various of clinical settings.

She is a highly professional massage therapist and works both independently and with the team of physiotherapists in the management of patients/clients.

Morag qualified in 1977 from Aberdeen College of Commerce after gaining Secretarial Certificate

• Lisa has a BSc (Hons) from the Robert Gordon University. Lisa is a chartered physiotherapist and is registered with the health professions council.
• As a member of the association of chartered physiotherapists in sport medicine, she has worked both pitch side and within clinics with experience in rugby rehabilitation.
• Lisa has spent time working within the Royal Navy providing high standards of care in a demanding environment.
• Recently working at the commonwealth games as a physiotherapist, Lisa has gained specialist experience working with high level athletes primarily in netball and hockey.
• Lisa has previously competed at national level as a sprinter so is aware of the demands and pressure that sports and daily activities can have on the body. As a result she has a keen interest in the prevention of lower limb injuries within sports people.
• As a qualified strength and conditioning coach Lisa has spent a number of years working within the Scottish Rugby Union and appreciates how important body biomechanics are within everyday activities.
• she has gained experience in neurological physiotherapy both personally and through work, with an understanding of how these conditions affect both the individual and their family.