Complete Physio - Broadgate Physiotherapy Clinic

Clinical Director, BSc (Hons) Sport Science, BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy MCSP MAACP MHPC

David initially qualified as a Sport and Exercise Scientist in 1994 and subsequently qualified as a Physiotherapist in 1999. These two qualifications have complemented each other in his treatment of a wide range of patients from the sedentary to the high level athlete. He has fulfilled roles both in a major London teaching hospital and the private sector working extensively with patients suffering from neuromusculoskeletal conditions including sporting injuries, both traumatic and overuse, work-related disorders, problems related to inactivity, and chronic pain. 

Eirian has gained extensive experience in musculoskeletal physiotherapy since graduating in 2000. The vast majority of his career has been spent in the private sector working in a busy sports injury and spinal clinic environment. This has allowed him to work alongside a broad spectrum of athletic abilities ranging from elite to amateur in addition to treating the regular everyday orthopaedic problems suffered by non-sportspeople. He hails from a rugby background and has worked with several teams from as far a field as Toronto, Canada, to South East London and Kent. When not at the Kentish Town clinic, Eirian still does some work for the NHS in a clinical specialist capacity taking responsibility for the training of newly qualified physiotherapists and students.

Joanna is a qualified physiotherapist, however through the years of studying and gaining experience she found that her true passion lays in soft tissue work. Her keen interest in sport, sport therapy and human body led her to specialize in Sport and Remedial Massage Therapy. She completed a post graduate diploma at the North London School of Sport Massage and is a member of the Institute of Sport and Remedial Massage. Joanna has also travelled to India to complete a course in Ayurvedic Massage at the Ayurveda Institute.