Physioflexx Ayrshire - Stewarton

She gained her first degree at The Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen achieving a 2:1 in Sport & Exercise Science. She then studied Physiotherapy at the Glasgow Caledonian University, completing experience in musculoskeletal, respiratory and neurological rehabilitation. Kate has extended her experience and specialised in musculoskeletal physiotherapy. Interests include sports injuries, orthopaedic conditions, whiplash associated disorders and chronic low back pain. She has worked within sport assisting at Hamilton Academicals Football Club, Cartha Queens Rugby Club and Ayrshire Swim Team. Advanced manual therapy skills are employed alongside self-management tools and exercise prescription to ensure the patient makes an optimal recovery.

She gained her first degree at Glasgow University in Physiology, Sports Science & Nutrition and then went on to complete her Physiotherapy training at Glasgow Caledonian University, specialising in paediatrics, low back pain, sports injuries, advanced massage, complementary therapy and manual physiotherapy. She has had vast experience working in football as part of the medical team at a leading Scottish Premier League football club and at National level with the Scottish Women’s team.

She gained her 2:1 degree in physiotherapy from Glasgow Caledonian University and has continually gained experience in a variety of physiotherapy areas throughout her time as a student and as a qualified physiotherapist. These areas include respiratory, orthopaedic, vascular and musculoskeletal physiotherapy, with experience gained from previous employment within the NHS. Ashley has a very keen interest in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and has gained experience through working with several junior football teams, working with Ayr United Football Club and continuing to work with Celtic Football Club.