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. 

Charlotte Phillips

Senior 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...

Inga Rogers

Physiotherapist

Inga graduated from the University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa with a BSc in Physiotherapy. She further completed post graduate training in 2007 obtaining a certificate in Orthopaedic Manipulative Therapy so that she could improve and expand her skills in MSK physiotherapy. She is also trained in Vestibular Physiotherapy. She regards herself as an all-rounder general physiotherapy practitioner. She enjoys general outdoor activities, gardening, walking about locally, hiking and nature trails. She loves nature and wildlife as well as animal welfare. She has a strong personal interest in natural health and well-being. She has a favourite quote “Good Health is The Best Wealth”

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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 specialties including orthopaedics, elderly care, paediatrics and musculoskeletal physiotherapy and occupational health. Alice has now specialised in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, and when not at Bristol Physio, works as a remote physiotherapist as part of a primary care service. As well as MSK assessment and treatment, she is able to offer ergonomic assessments, and contribute to team building days on employee MSK health. Alice's interests outside of work include dancing, 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.

Camilla Mulry

Holistic Massage Therapist

Camilla qualified in January 2023 from Bristol College of Massage and Bodywork in Holistic Massage with a Diploma Level 4 anatomy, physiology and pathology. She is also a member of the Massage Training Institute. Holistic massage helps relieve not only physical tension but can also have a positive effect on the mental - emotional well being. Working with the body systems, it can help with insomnia, stress or digestion as a few examples.  

Camilla is a client centered massage therapist, focusing on the clients individual needs. She provides relaxation through a variety of massage techniques and strokes. She is interested in how massage can provide healing and connection between the mind and the body. Outside of work she enjoys spending time with friends and family, being outdoors, running, cycling, wild swimming and traveling.

Jen Reynolds

Physiotherapist

Jen qualified as a Physiotherapist with a first class honours degree from University of the West of England (UWE) in 2021. Whilst at UWE she gained a diploma in sports massage, as well as undertaking a specialist placement in Women's Health. Prior to studying physiotherapy, Jen trained as a dancer at Northern Ballet School then spent more than a decade performing dance and aerial acrobatics around the world. She now particularly enjoys working with dancers and circus artists on injury prehab and rehab. In her spare time Jen competes in cross country running races for the Army Reserves and enjoys cycling and climbing.

Lottie Arter

Sports Massage Therapist

Lottie graduated from UWIC in 2012 with a 1st class degree in Sports Conditioning, Rehabilitation and Massage. She then went on to gain an MSc from the University of New Mexico in Sports Administration. She specialises in sports massage. She is qualified in pre and post event sports massage and advanced soft tissue techniques. Her passion is running, and she has represented Great Britain on road, cross country and track and is former British 10,000m champion. Other interests away from work and running, are skiing, walking her dog, any outdoor activity and baking.

Holly Savage

Sports Therapist

Holly graduated from the University of Gloucestershire in 2011 with a BSc (Hons) in Sport and Exercise Science. Going on to achieve an MSc in Sports Therapy in 2014.  

Holly is also a first aid instructor and lectures at the University of Gloucestershire. She has experience working with Gloucester rugby, GB sports acrobatics and GB U14 Ice Hockey. She has recently travelled with GB U16 England Basketball and currently works with The Big Act Dance School in Bristol. Holly uses a wide range of treatments from soft tissue, dry needling, taping and intensive rehabilitation programmes. She has a real passion for treating individuals’ post-surgically. Having worked with such a wide range of sports has furthered her experience, from ACL recovery to total hip replacements. 

Outside of work, she is a keen hockey player, and loves being outdoors usually near the beach trying to surf. 

Katharine Tucker

Paediatric Physiotherapist

Qualifying from Cardiff University in 2007, Kate is a passionate and dedicated paediatric physiotherapist with 15 years of clinical experience delivering family orientated treatment; gained through roles in both rotational NHS Children’s Hospitals and Bristol City FC Academy. Kate has completed a wide-ranging career in all specialties including rheumatology, neurosciences, Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy and burns rehabilitation; specialising now in musculoskeletal conditions. She enjoys engaging with children of all ages and uses play and activities within her sessions, providing them with the motivation needed to reach their maximum potential. Outside of work, Kate played elite level hockey and still enjoys keeping fit with a big personal achievement of cycling from John O’Groats to Lands End! Kate will try any sport going and is an avid Spurs supporter. Outside of this Kate enjoys spending time with her two young boys.

David Clark

Physiotherapist

David graduated from the University of Otago, NZ in 2020. David's enjoyment of Physiotherapy stems from his desire to help people return to their baseline level of function after injury, and often beyond this. His drive to achieve the best possible outcomes for his clients has seen him undergo a post-graduate Certificate in Orthopaedic Manual Therapy. David is proudly the current Physiotherapist for the Bristol University Rugby team. Back in New Zealand, David has been the Physiotherapist for two premiership-level club Rugby teams known as the Shirley Vikings and Oxford Rugby. He also has experience working with athletes participating in high-level Ice Hockey, Football, CrossFit, and Basketball. When he is not working, you will probably find him enjoying the array of golf courses the UK has to offer. He also likes to keep active by running and going to the gym. Otherwise, he will be spending time with his friends and family.