Meet Our Team

As a child who enjoyed sport and a teenager who wanted a career in a caring profession, physiotherapy was the obvious choice.  It is a career I still enjoy as I continue to learn more and more. Click here to find out more about Jo.

It is important to me to educate my patients to help them understand what is wrong and how we can make it better with a combined approach of treatments, stretches, exercise and general advice concerning posture, sports and work. Click here to find out more about Katarina.

I have been working as a Physiotherapist since 1996, initially inspired into the profession by my horse having equine physiotherapy. I trained in Bristol and then went on to study Veterinary Physiotherapy in London. Click here to find out more about Helen.

Nutrition and the psychology of health behaviours fascinates me. I enjoy learning about pathology and how the body responds to food. My main satisfaction comes from helping people overcome barriers to health, improving their quality of life. Click here to find out more about Ian.

I have always been interested in health and well-being. With an ageing population, many people suffering from obesity and a general lack of foot health professionals, my calling was to help people with their feet. I  have qualified through the College of Foot Health. Click here to find out more about Moira.

At the age of seven, without knowing it, my passion for Physiotherapy began, after falling off a family horse and fracturing my elbow. I  completed a BSc in Biological Sciences and then Physiotherapy degree at the University of Wales. Click here to find out more about Philippa.

I played sport to a high level at school in Zimbabwe and this, along with my fascination with the anatomy and biomechanics of the human body, led me to study physiotherapy at the University of Cape town. I qualified as an aPPi Pilates instructor in 2012 and my understanding of exercise and human movement has grown. Click here to find out more about Nicola.

I always wanted to be a physiotherapist. It took me a few years and a roundabout route to become one but I really do think it is a wonderful job.
Being able to help people diagnose and treat their conditions is a true privilege. Click here to find out more about Ray.

I am very much a hands on therapist and with my listening skills I seek to achieve a solution to your pain. Treating young and less young, sporting and less active, I am never happier than when you are back to doing what you do best. Click here to find out more about Stephanie.

Acupuncture is a system of healing which has been practised in China and other Eastern countries for thousands of years. Although often described as a means of pain relief, it is in fact used to treat people with a wide range of illnesses. Click here to find out more about Sally

Since joining the Courtyard Clinic I have realised that although it is important to specialise it is also important to be able to transfer your skills and therefore my aim for my future progression. Click here to find out more about Vicky.

Katie is a newly qualified physiotherapist. She trained overseas, in Holland, and is currently awaiting her registration with the HCPC (Health Care Professions Council) before she can begin working under the protected title of Physiotherapist. While this is happening Katie will be working under the title of MSK (Musculoskeletal) Therapist.
Click here to find out more about Katie.