Richard qualified from the University of Manchester in 2002 and after 3 years in the NHS has worked for Nuffield Health ever since. He enjoys getting people back to function and fitness. Richard has a keen interest in lower limb rehabilitation. He also uses techniques such as massage and acupuncture.

Richard believes in a thorough initial assessment and a clear understanding of the patient's aims and goals. He uses evidence-based treatment techniques and exercise plans and provides advice to help his patients strengthen and self-manage on discharge.

• BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy

• Prescribe exercises and lifestyle changes to help recovery and prevent injury
• Understand how movement and anatomy contribute to pain and injury
• Provide advice and encouragement to make positive lasting changes towards recovery

I first graduated from the University of Leeds in 2010 completing a degree in Biology. I then continued my studies at the University of Huddersfield, graduating in 2016; having completed my degree in Physiotherapy. I have worked in both the NHS and Private sectors in the UK and overseas.

I enjoy using my knowledge and skills to treat sporting injuries and post-op procedures as well as acute and chronic MSK conditions. I have a keen interest in functional medicine and enjoy exploring how diet and lifestyle can contribute to pain and injury. I am also an advocate for women’s health and enjoy promoting and facilitating wellness for women in all stages of their lives.

I advocate for a holistic approach to rehabilitation, taking the time to understand each patient individually and collaborate with them to create personalised exercise plans aimed at achieving their specific goals.

I employ a diverse range of treatment methods, from tailored exercise regimens to manual therapy and expert guidance. I believe that education is integral to the rehabilitation process, and I am dedicated to helping you gain a better understanding of your diagnosis. My goal is to equip you with the knowledge and tools necessary for managing your rehabilitation journey effectively.

I graduated from the University of Liverpool in 2019 and spent four years working with the NHS before furthering my practice in New Zealand for two years. During this time, I focused on private practice, specialising in lower limb sports injuries, both pre and post-operatively. I have a keen interest in sports injuries and rehabilitation. Having personally navigated the journey of returning to sport after an injury, I understand how significant it is for you to get back to the activities you love.

I believe in a holistic approach and take time to gain a thorough assessment to understand the person’s condition, the underlying causes and the effect that it is having on the person’s life.

My treatment includes education around the diagnosis, discussing healthy lifestyle changes, pain management advice, hands-on manual therapy and formulating a rehabilitation programme that is achievable for the patient’s lifestyle and is driven towards achieving the goals we have set together.

Qualifications and Specialties:
I graduated from studying physiotherapy at the University of Birmingham in 2018. During this time, I was also a pitch-side first aider for the University’s American football team. I worked in the NHS for 5 years before starting at Nuffield Health.

My main interest is in lower limb rehabilitation and helping someone return to full function, fitness and/or sport.

I am here to support you through returning to function and daily activities post-operatively, post-injury, pre- or post-natally and with general musculoskeletal conditions. I can tailor and adapt physiotherapy sessions to meet your needs using evidence-based practice by creating an effective exercise plan.

I trained in the NHS in Scotland in large teaching hospitals across Edinburgh and the Borders. After gaining further experience in the USA I returned to the UK to specialise in Musculoskeltal Outpatients and Women’s Health.

I am the Lead Physio for the Breast Care Service and am a certified Mummy MOT Practitioner aiding mums with pre-natal and post-natal musculoskeletal issues as well as urinary incontinence.

• BSc in Nursing (2004)
• Masters in Pre-Registration Physiotherapy (2008)

Since 2017 I’ve worked with a wide range of musculoskeletal and sports injuries – both surgical and non surgical – helping people regain movement, strength and confidence.

I take a personalised, goal-oriented approach, combining exercises, education, advice and hands-on therapy tailored to your lifestyle.

I have a special interest in lower limb rehabilitation and sports injury management. I’m passionate about helping active individuals recover safely and return to doing what they love.

Outside of work, I enjoy football, hiking, swimming and badminton – so I understand how important it is to get back to the activities that matter to you.

• BA in Physiotherapy
• MA in Sports and Exercise Medicine

Having qualified in the Netherlands in 1991, Steven spent his early working years in private practice in Holland, before working in the USA for a year covering post-trauma rehabilitation.

Steven has gained over 30 years of clinical experience, with a special interest in Shoulder, Knee, Jaw/ TMJ and Vestibular Rehabilitation.

He strongly believes in the use of evidence-based therapy and the use of exercise strategies to improve people’s lives and function

• BSc physiotherapy (University of Utrecht, The Netherlands)
• Level 2 first aider (Rugby)

Rebecca trained at Sheffield Hallam University and has worked at Nuffield Health for over 15 years. Prior to this, she worked in the NHS. Her main area of speciality is female pelvic health - helping women with weak or tight pelvic floor muscles, pelvic pain, ante or post-natal complaints, incontinence, prolapses and post-op recovery.

Rebecca also enjoys treating a whole range of musculoskeletal conditions.

• BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy