Body Logic Health - Battersea

Paul qualified in 1994 at Manchester University and proceeded to work for three and a half years at Ealing Hospital NHS Trust. During this period he worked in most areas of physiotherapy but it was always musculoskeletal injuries that appealed the most. It was from here that he first moved into full time private practice, where he has been working since the end of 1997.

During this period Paul has undertaken numerous weekend courses to aid in his development as a physiotherapist. These have covered many of the various techniques used within the profession. He works very much as a manual therapist focusing largely on the bodys biomechanics, relating this to dysfunction. Paul has a special interest in hypermobility and the associated retraining.

Paul has also worked with the following sports teams:

London Scottish Rugby Club

Middlesex Cricket Club

MCC Young Cricketers

Britains & Worlds Strongest Man Competitions

Clapham Chasers Running Club

Kirsty qualified as a chartered physiotherapist in 2009, graduating from Oxford Brookes University.

Since qualifying, she has been training and competing with the Great Britain rowing team, representing the Country at World under 23 Championships and European Championships, medalling on all occasions. Having retired from International racing after finishing 6th in the UK in 2011 she joined Body Logic Health in 2012.

She has completed several post-graduate courses since graduating to aid her skills both in the clinic and on the field. These include sports first aid, Mulligans Concepts, strapping and taping and sports massage.

Kirsty has worked as a physiotherapist for:

• Henley College rugby and football teams
• Henley Hawks under 17s rugby
• London Wasps AASE rugby players

Amy graduated from King’s College London in 2008 and has worked within the NHS, Ministry Of Defense and private sector. Her NHS work incorporated most areas of physiotherapy, including orthopedics and neurology, alongside her main interest in musculoskeletal injuries. While working for the Ministry of Defense Amy became involved in assessing altered biomechanics during training of injured recruits. This has lead to her special interest in treatment of lower limb conditions, alongside injury prevention in sport for both the adolescent and adult sportsman. Amy participates in Triathlons and is interested in the common injuries sustained within this area.

She has completed several postgraduate courses including Orthopedic Manual Therapy and Clinical Pilates. Through her varied experiences and post-graduate learning, Amy focuses on tailored treatment for each of her patients involving manual therapy and exercise prescription.

Amy has worked as a physiotherapist for:

• GB Paralympic Cycling Team
• London South Africa Rugby team
• London Marathon- both elite and non-professional participants
• The London-Paris Bike ride

Janine qualified as a Chartered Physiotherapy from the University of Cape Town in South Africa in 2002. She began working in a rehabilitation hospital for a one year period before moving into private practice. She worked for two years in this environment where she worked with post surgical rehabilitation, musculoskeletal and sports injuries. Janine then moved to London in 2006 to continue her development as a physiotherapist and worked in both the public and private sectors, mainly working with musculoskeletal injuries.

Janine believes that correcting the body’s biomechanics and posture is an integral part in the treatment of injuries and dysfunction. She works essentially as a manual therapist together with specific exercises programmes to reach her treatment goals. Janine has a developed a keen interest in ergonomics and workstation assessments.

Janine has worked as a physiotherapist for:

• The Cape Argus Cycle Tour
• The Comrades Marathon
• The Two Oceans Marathon

Mary-Lynn qualified as a Chartered Physiotherapist from the University of Stellenbosch in South Africa in 2001. Since qualifying she’s worked in various clinical settings in both the hospital and private practice settings within Namibia, London and George, South Africa. In 2003 she joined a private sporting practice focusing her area of expertise predominantly to orthopaedic outpatients with mechanical dysfunctions and sports related injuries. In 2006 she became a partner and co-managed the practice. Since participating in various Kinetic Control courses over the years her passion developed further for biomechanical dysfunctions, the assessment and rehabilitation thereof, as well as injury prevention and subsequent performance enhancement. Which lead her to pursue further studies in London and to join the Body logic Health team in 2011.

She is a passionate manual therapist who believes in correcting mechanical restrictions with manual therapy and rehabilitating movement dysfunctions with good exercise therapy. She particularly enjoys running and cycling injuries and has worked at various events including:

• The Cape Argus
• The Knysna Marathon
• The Cape Epic
• The Pioneers Trek.

She’s also worked as a team physiotherapist for the The Eagles Rugby Team in South Africa.