Cathy's passion is returning people to the sport and fitness they aim for by providing physiotherapy.
Having worked within the NHS, rugby clubs, county cricket and gym environments, Cathy is experienced in all ranges of clients, ranging from lower back pain to a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions.
Amy has worked with a range of adults and children and has a passion for injury prevention and recovery.
Having worked in big commercial gyms and small independent facilities, it wasn't until Cathy and Amy joined forces that they realised their niche in working together to cover all aspects of rehabilitation. They are very proud of their facility and the team they have working for them.
Paul completed a degree in Sports Rehabilitation in 2000 and is a member of the British Association of Sports Rehabilitators and Athletic Trainers (BASRaT) and Sports Massage Association (Level 4). Paul is also HCPC registered as a Physiotherapist.
He has worked with the Rugby Football Union for 18 years with various age groups and for the last 10 years as a Clinic Soft Tissue Therapist/Rehabilitator with the England Senior Rugby Union Team.
Paul has extensive experience in the treatment of shoulder, hip and lower back dysfunction and pain. Treatments are very much hands-on with the aim of reducing pain, enhancing movement and allowing return to normal function/sporting activity. Treatments may include clinical massage therapy, joint mobilisations, Gunn intramuscular dry needling and functional exercises.
Anthony qualified as a Chartered physiotherapist in 2010 after studying at the University of Brighton and graduating with a MSc in Rehabilitation Sciences.
Previously studied Sports Science and Maths at Loughborough University - Graduated 2007.
He has worked for the NHS as a physiotherapist since 2010 and currently works in A+E as well as the local physiotherapy outpatients.
He has great experience of assessing acute injuries due to working in A&E. Anthony is also a specialist in spinal conditions.
His rehab interests include ACL surgery and running related injuries. In addition he also likes to retrain running gait.
Lloyd is a very experienced musculo-skeletal physiotherapist with a specialism in Paediatrics (Infants, children and adolescents), as well as having a Masters Degree in Strength & Conditioning.
He is fantastic at treating and rehabilitating those painful or injured young bodies, whether growth, postural or sports related.
Gina graduated from her Physiotherapy degree in 2012 and has since gained much experience working with a variety of patients. These include rehabilitation post-surgery, for example, spinal and shoulder surgery to name a few. She also has an interest in rehabilitation post injury and works closely with the patient to achieve their goals, whether this be to run a marathon or return to gardening. Arthritis is commonly seen in our population. Gina is able to provide treatment and advice to help those with flare ups of arthritis so they can return to function and manage their symptoms.
Gina uses a tailored treatment plan with all of her patients. This enables her to help reduce pain, improve movement and restore function. Treatments include soft and deep tissue massage, as well as advice and exercises.
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I've always been a big football fan and fitness lover. My decision to retrain came from helping a mate's Saturday league football team out years back as match day first aid, where my interest in injury prevention, management and rehabilitation was born. So I studied sports massage and shortly followed by personal training.
Continually setting myself new challenges, I always find myself studying new courses, methods and techniques to improve my range of services to my clients as both a sports massage therapist and personal trainer.