I completed my Physiotherapy degree at Cardiff University in 2000. In 2006 I completed a two year post-graduate certificate in manual therapy at Curtin University in Australia and I also became a full member of the Society of Orthopaedic Medicine (SOM).

During my Physiotherapy career I have worked extensively within the NHS and the private sector. I have a wealth of experience in the treatment of both sports specific and non-sporting injuries, including spinal pain.

Previous roles have included working at a specialist knee injury clinic, the Jonathan Webb Clinic. There, I developed a breadth of experience in the assessment and rehabilitation of both routine and complex knee injuries. In addition during another previous post I gained significant experience in the treatment of whiplash related disorders and I was involved in the creation of a successful telephone triage service for musculoskeletal injuries.

My treatment approach is tailored to each individual with particular attention given to functional goals. I use a combination of techniques in my patient management, which include mobilisation and manipulation, soft tissue release, specific exercise rehabilitation and acupuncture. Outside of Physiotherapy I enjoy running, playing football and squash. I am also a keen snowboarder and a coffee fanatic!’

• BSc Hons Physiotherapy
• PGc Orthopaedic Manual Therapy
• Chartered Society of Physiotherapy
• Health Professions Council
• Society of Orthopaedic Medicine - Full Member
• British Medical Acupuncture Society - Full Member

I completed my Physiotherapy degree at the University of the Witwatersrand in 1988, followed by a two year post-graduate certificate in acute medicine.

During my physiotherapy career I have worked extensively within the South African national health system and the private sector. I have a wealth of experience in the treatment of postoperative conditions, including hip and knee replacements, as well as complex lower limb reconstruction surgery. Previous roles have included working at a large national health hospital in Johannesburg, with rotation and special interest in intensive care work.

I have also worked in several private hospitals, covering both musculoskeletal conditions, as well as inpatient work, and owned a private practice in South Africa for 4 years. I have also the managed the physiotherapy services in Bristol for the last 10 years, as well as health assessments at other sites.

My treatment approach is adapted to each individual’s requirements, and we work in close conjunction with the consultant, to ensure the best outcomes for the patient, with particular attention given to functional goals.

• BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy
• Chartered Society of Physiotherapy
• Health Professions Council

Since graduating in 1991, I have worked extensively in the NHS gaining broad experience in orthopaedics, surgery, medical rehabilitation and respiratory care.

I started working in the independent sector in 1995 and since then I have specialised in orthopaedic rehabilitation and the treatment of joint replacements, sports injuries, and musculoskeletal injuries.

I work closely with our consultants and keep up to date with conferences and courses to ensure that we deliver a high standard of rehabilitation, to allow our patients to return to full function and achieve the best possible outcome.

• BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy
• Chartered Society of Physiotherapy
• Health Professions Council

I graduated from Brunel University in 2001 with a First Class Honours Degree in Physiotherapy. I have spent many years working in large NHS teaching hospitals in London and Bristol, in a variety of specialist musculoskeletal settings. I have also worked with sports teams, as well as working at rugby league player development camps at Bisham Abbey National Sports Centre. 

Previous roles have included working in specialist spinal clinics within the NHS. I have a vast experience in assessing and treating spinal pain, my treatment approach is personalised to the individual using specific exercise rehabilitation, soft tissue release and spinal mobilisation techniques. I specialise in pelvic, obstetric and gynaecological physiotherapy. This includes pelvic floor rehabilitation for bladder and bowel dysfunction, pelvic organ prolapse, pregnancy related back and pelvic girdle pain, post-natal pelvic floor and abdominal rehab, and post-operative gynaecological rehabilitation.

Based at Nuffield Health Bristol Hospital, I work closely with the consultant gynaecologists and run clinics on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. 

• BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy
• BSc Sport Rehabilitation and Sport Science
• Chartered Society of Physiotherapy
• Health Professions Council
• Acupuncturist registered with AACP
• APPI Pilates level 1 Pelvic Health Physiotherapy (Women's Health)
• Member of Pelvic, Obstetric and Gynaecological Physiotherapy

After graduating from the University of the West of England in 2011, I worked in the NHS, completing rotations in all core aspects of physiotherapy, and I went on to specialise in musculoskeletal physiotherapy.
I have experience of working with clients with a broad range of musculoskeletal and orthopaedic conditions, and I am constantly utilising the numerous assessment and treatment skills that I have developed in manual therapy and exercise prescription over the years of working as a musculoskeletal therapist. I have experience of managing acute and sub-acute sporting injuries, having worked in the past with a premiership rugby team and as part of the physiotherapy team at Cardiff City Football Club, working with academy players.
I have completed my acupuncture foundation course and am trained as an APPI Pilates instructor and I regularly incorporate these assessment and treatment skills into my sessions. I am also trained to deliver extracorporeal shockwave therapy, a highly effective, non-invasive treatment option for clients with plantar fasciitis and tendon conditions.
Outside work, I enjoy keeping fit and spending time with my young family. 

• BSc Physiotherapy
• HCPC
• Chartered Society of Physiotherapy