Physio Plus Therapy Ltd - Laleham & Staines

David has specialised solely in private practice physiotherapy within the musculoskeletal field since qualifying in 1995. In 1999 David went on to complete a Post Graduate Diploma in Manipulative Physiotherapy at the University of Auckland, which also coincided with his accreditation in Acupuncture to an advanced registration level. David first started working in the UK in 2000 and developed a successful city practice over the 9 years he was there. A keen sportsman himself David has worked with a number of semi-professional sporting teams and is highly experienced in the care of sports injuries both as a physiotherapist and as a fellow sufferer, after all spending so much time having treatment makes you an expert!

Neck and back problems are treated with his manipulative skills, which can be of great benefit especially when combined with customised muscle balance rehabilitation programs.  After 20 years of treating people David has an excellent knowledge of treating long-standing ergonomic and postural problems.    David can also carry out individual workstation assessments (WSA).

Working with people gives me incredible joy and I also remember a quote from my parents. "Choose a job you love and you won't work a day more in your life."

In my spare time I like to continue my fitness in the gym, as a severe knee injury cut short my football ambitions. I know what it is like to recover from reconstructive knee surgery. Most importantly, spending time with my young daughter and wife. We like to travel when time allows.

I look forward to meeting you and helping you through your

physiotherapy journey.

Sarah qualified in 1988 from The Middlesex Hospital School

of Physiotherapy.

She initially worked in the NHS rotating through the various disciplines before specialising in treating clients with musculoskeletal conditions and looking after GP direct access referrals. She spent a year working and travelling in Australia and a few more years in the NHS before moving to the private sector. Since 1994 Sarah has worked in Private practice in an Independent Private Hospital treating both orthopaedic in-patients and out-patients recovering from joint replacements and other surgery, as well as sporting and degenerative conditions, working closely with the referring consultants to optimise recovery. She continues her professional development by attending courses and reading.

Sarah is a keen tennis player and enjoys skiing and watersports.