When Kate graduated from La Trobe University, Melbourne, in 1995 with a four-year Bachelor of Physiotherapy, she headed straight overseas to work with British Forces in Germany for two years, later returning to Australia to further her career in the private sector. In recent times, 2012 to 2019, she returned to the MoD on a part-time basis, working at numerous Army and RAF bases across the UK and Germany.  Through the military work and private practice, Kate has gained extensive experience in treating musculoskeletal and sports injuries.  She is particularly passionate about functional rehabilitation from injury, and lifestyle management with a focus on cardiovascular health and disease prevention.  In 2011 she completed a postgraduate Certificate of Advanced Study with distinction in Preventive Cardiology at Imperial College London.

The other half of Kate’s working life is based in Newmarket where she specialises in physiotherapy for the Thoroughbred racehorse and is fortunate enough to work with some of the best equine athletes in the world.  She has an MSc with distinction in Veterinary Physiotherapy from the Royal Veterinary College and maintains her academic interests as a clinical educator for the University of Liverpool on their MSc in Veterinary Physiotherapy programme, as well as writing editorials for racing magazines and lecturing at conferences in the UK and abroad.  

Outside of work, Kate is an Army Reserve officer and physiotherapist within the Royal Army Medical Corp.  She enjoys keeping fit, alpine skiing, and travelling to far flung places with her surfboard.

• MSc
• MSCP

I qualified as a physiotherapist from the Brighton University in 2000. Since then I’ve worked in a variety of roles in NHS hospitals, GP clinics, for the army, and sports clubs.

With my extensive experience, I’m trained in a practising a range of techniques and will use identify the best treatment plan for your circumstances and goals. In my spare time I enjoy running.

With a background in sports, I personally understand the demands that sports/exercise injuries place on us all.

• BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy
• Member of HCPC
• Member of CSP
• Member of AACP

Simon completed his Physiotherapy degree at Brighton University in 2000.

He has worked in NHS hospitals, GP clinics, for the army, and sports clubs.

He is trained in a wide variety of techniques and will use whatever suits your circumstances to meet your goals.

In his spare time Simon is a keen runner, having also participated in many other sports, he particularly understands the demands related to sports injuries.

During my career I’ve gained experience working in a variety of clinical settings within the NHS and private sector.

I use a range of techniques including acupuncture, manual therapy, soft tissue techniques and sports taping. I have also completed training in pilates, which I incorporate into treatments when appropriate.

I enjoy treating patients with a range of conditions, from sports injuries to post-surgical rehabilitation.

• BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy
• Member of HCPC
• Member of CSP
• Member of AACP

Since qualifying in 1988 I have worked extensively in both in the NHS and private sectors , gaining experience in treating a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions and injuries both sports and non- sports related.

I have a special interest in neck and lower back conditions and enjoy incorporating clinical pilates into my treatments. I am also experienced in the rehabilitation of knees and shoulders post surgery.

• Grad Dip Phys
• Member of MCSP
• Member of HCPC
• Acupuncture Foundation course - ALIED