Marlon Prescott

Nicky Fry

Jethro Mendola-Byatt

MSc Physiotherapist

Michael Thompson

Charlotte Phillips

Sports Therapist

Charlotte graduated from The University of Kent in 2015 with a First Class Honours degree in Sports Therapy. She specialises in soft tissue injuries, soft tissue techniques, trigger point therapy and rehabilitation. Charlotte has  worked with GB Softball Men's Team at their European Championships in the Czech Republic and GB Basketball U'16 Men's Team, in preparation for their Championships...

Gemma Addison

Physiotherapist

Gemma Addison graduated from Brunel University with a BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy in 2007. She spent 5 years consolidating her knowledge in a wide range of clinical settings whilst working in the NHS. Whilst in Singapore she successfully completed an advanced certificate in the management of complex musculoskeletal conditions. Gemma is also a Mummy MOT practitioner and has special interest in  Women’s health/Pelvic pain, Back pain, Horse riding asymmetries and Running and Lifting injuries. 

Indre Cepliauskaite

Sports & Remedial Massage Therapist

Indre obtained her Sports and Remedial Massage diploma through Bristol College of Massage and Bodywork. She is also qualified in Holistic & Pregnancy Massage and has been working since 2017. She is currently pursuing a diploma in Nutritional Therapy through the College of Naturopathic Medicine. Indre is committed to continuous learning and keeping her skills up to date to provide the best care to her clients. In her spare time, she enjoys exploring the countryside, camping, travelling and cooking vegetarian food.

Inga Rogers

Physiotherapist

Inga obtained a degree in BSc Physiotherapy and gained her experience in hospitals as well as in private practice as an all-round general physiotherapy practitioner. Specialising over the years in joint and muscle disorders such as; acute and chronic pain conditions, postural dysfunction, muscle imbalances & biomechanical irregularities...

Alice Clevely

Physiotherapist

Alice graduated in 2015 with BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy from the University of the West of England and has since worked in the NHS, covering many different specialities including orthopaedics, elderly care, paediatrics and musculoskeletal physiotherapy. Alice has now specialised in musculoskeletal physiotherapy as a senior clinician within the NHS. She has most recently been involved with setting up a wellbeing service for NHS staff physiotherapy which won an NHS parliamentary award last year for wellbeing at work. Alice's interests outside of work include dance, cycling and youth work.

Louis Martin 

Physiotherapist

Louis qualified in 2017 with a first class Honours degree in Physiotherapy. He has completed multiple specialist courses to gain deeper knowledge in areas such as lower back pain, running injuries, lower limb biomechanics, pain science and therapeutic exercise. Louis is constantly looking to learn and recently graduated from the pro-sports mentorship programme. He takes a holistic approach to pain and injury and has a keen interest in psychology and mindfulness. Outside of work he is a black belt in kung fu, an enthusiastic indoor climber and has recently taken up golf.

Siofra Fogarty 

Physiotherapist

Siofra graduated as a physiotherapist in 2016 from Trinity College Dublin and in 2018 completed a postgraduate certificate in Clinical Exercise. She  has worked in NZ, Oz and Ireland in musculoskeletal based private practice and aged care facilities, where she has gained experience treating people of all ages with various conditions. Her main area of focus is musculoskeletal, treating athletes of all levels, in sports such as rugby, sailing, crossfit, soccer and MMA to name a few. She is certified in dry needling, a pilates instructor and is also trained in the “McKenzie Method” for assessing and treating back pain. She has competed at a national level in athletics, rugby and rowing. She has recently returned from a trip to Mt Everest basecamp.