Thorpes Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic - Yateley

Jonathan graduated at the University of Huddersfield, obtaining a 1st class BSc Honours degree in Physiotherapy. Since then he has specialised in Orthopaedic Medicine, obtaining both a Masters Degree (MSc) and Fellowship in Orthopaedic Medicine (FSOM).  Jonathan is one of only 12 people with these qualifications within the UK. He also has Diplomas in Advanced Clinical Practice and Injection Therapy.   

Pauline graduated at the University of East Anglia with a BSc Honours degree in Physiotherapy. She works as a senior Physiotherapist at Frimley Park Hospital in Orthopaedics and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy. Pauline has a special interest in Sport rehabilitation and is currently the lead Physiotherapist at Farnborough Rugby club. Pauline's current goal is to undertake a Masters degree and her fun and positive approach is inspiring to her clients

Ashley graduated from the University of Hertfordshire in 2012 with a BSc Honours degree in Physiotherapy. Since graduation, Ashley has gained a wealth of experience working in musculoskeletal clinics, occupational health and providing sports specific rehabilitation. He is acupuncture qualified and has recently completed an advanced post-graduate diploma in Musculoskeletal Medicine. He is now working towards his Masters degree in Musculoskeletal Medicine with SOMM in order to further enhance his clinical skills. Ashley has a special interest in shoulder dysfunction and sport specific rehabilitation. In his spare time Ashley enjoys weightlifting, cycling and running and is very passionate about returning his patients to full fitness and achieving their personal goals. Are you worried about not being able to take part in that upcoming marathon? Or maybe you just want to return to sport for recreational purposes? Get in touch with Ashley and he will be more than happy to help you in meeting your targets!

Emily qualified with a BSc Hons in Physiotherapy in 1998 from Kings College London and spent her early career working at Guys and St Thomas’ hospitals. She began to specialise in musculoskeletal outpatients in 2002 and has worked in this area since. She completed an MSc in Sports Physiotherapy at Cardiff university in 2007 ,winning a research prize for her work on the effect of fatigue in endurance injuries. She has spent the last 15 years working in private practice and for the Ministry of Defence. She has been the physio for the Army Women’s cricket team and has had leading roles in injury prevention and the musculoskeletal training of new GP’s. She thrives on the challenge of complex orthopaedic trauma but equally enjoys the more common lower limb injuries. She utilises traditional Physiotherapy techniques alongside other treatment approaches including Acupuncture

Kate is a Chartered Physiotherapist and Sport Scientist. She started as an NHS Physiotherapy Technician in 1998 before going on to graduate with a Physiotherapy degree in 2005 from Brunel University. Kate then worked at Ashford and St Peter’s NHS Trust and Surrey Primary Care Trust. Since leaving the NHS, Kate has worked in private clinics where she specialises in musculoskeletal Physiotherapy with everyone from teenagers to the elderly. Kate is an approachable, friendly practitioner who builds a good rapport with her patients. She is registered with the Health Care Professions Council and the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy. Kate is an avid sports enthusiast with a keen interest in squash and hockey, having played both at an international level