Physiologic Hythe

She Qualified as a physiotherapist from The Royal London Hospital and after working in London travelled to Australia to work and study for a year at Curtin University in Perth. She was privileged to be taught by many of the inspirational leading musculoskeletal clinicians of the time and thus began her interest in treating complex persistent conditions always believing that there was a solution to improving health. Nutrition and the power of raw foods became an interest much to the worry of her family believing they would never have another hot meal again! She believes that the emerging integration of quantum physics, vibrational frequencies, nutrition and the mind in health is the only way forward for true healing. She is constantly inspired by the body’s ability to change and assimilate new information thus giving us renewed faith in our own bodies amazing healing capabilities. She likes to try everything that she suggests to her clients, not only improving her own health in the process but recognising the motivation and commitment needed to change ideas and behaviours. Her ultimate goal is to inspire and empower clients to know how to look after themselves so freeing them from limiting boundaries and beliefs about their health.

He first knew he wanted to become a Physiotherapist on his gap year. He was in Auckland, New Zealand and was working at a Sports Academy and became injured and was treated by a physiotherapist and recovered speedily from the treatment received and from this day he knew this is what he wanted to do. He invested all his efforts into getting into the profession. He qualified as a physiotherapist in 2013 where he completed a masters in physiotherapy at the University of Cumbria. During his time there he was fortunate enough to experience a range of placements in a number of clinical areas, in both inpatient and outpatient settings. During the university degree he worked within respiratory, musculoskeletal (MSK), neurology and orthopaedics wards, as well as spending time working with the medical staff at Carlisle United football club.

Chartered Physiotherapist. She started in business when her career took rather a turn for the better after being in a road traffic accident. She suffered injuries and went through pain, physiotherapy and came out the other side, working and still swimming competitively. Through her course of treatment, she organised work experience, She was greatly inspired by patients learning new movement patterns after stroke, the plasticity of the brain, being able to get up and mobile again after the event, guided by the physiotherapists. She realised that ultimately, that is what she wanted to do, help others regain their lives and be the best that they can be. She changed her career and start training as a physiotherapist at St. George's Hospital University. She has been very privileged to work with some of the top physiotherapists in the UK, especially in neurophysiotherapy. Her physiotherapy career started in the NHS working as a physiotherapy assistant whilst completing her degree. Once qualified she covered neurorehab, trauma and orthopaedics, community, musculoskeletal outpatients and respiratory/intensive care disciplines. During her pregnancy she had pelvic girdle pain. Inspired by treatment she received, she studied further to help others.