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Martin
Martin qualified in 1996 from the University of Hertfordshire and is the owner and principle physiotherapist of West Hampstead Physiotherapy. He is Masters level in Sports injury management and has post-graduate qualifications in spinal manipulation, nerve compromise (e.g. sciatica), whiplash and functional spinal stability. He has worked extensively with whiplash patients, elite and recreational athletes in the fields of running, triathlon and mixed martial arts and has treated high level violinists and pianists in the locally area with excellent results.
He has previously taught 1st and 2nd year students at Brunel University, led a spinal stability workshop at the Indian Association National Annual Conference in Deradun, North India and presented multiple workshops to GP’s in Brent on assessment and first line care of musculoskeletal injury. Previously the clinical lead physiotherapist in Brent he understands the need to continuously monitor and improve clinical standards based upon evidenced research and will work with you to get you pain free and quickly as possible.
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Jonny Williams
Jonny qualified from Leeds Metropolitan University in 2000 and since then has worked both in the NHS and private sector. Being a skilled sportsman from a very early age, Jonny competed as an athlete at the highest level in British American football and in later years held the position of team physiotherapist for a national champion American Football team. His interest in sport led him to a career in massage therapy, personal training and then physiotherapy where, since graduating in 2000, he has focused his expertise in the musculoskeletal and orthopaedic sector, developing skills in spinal mobilisations, shoulder pathology and treatments and spinal stabilisation.
Jonny has worked throughout London and also at St Peters hospital Chertsey.Here he worked closely with the orthopaedic team leading him on to work with Nuffield private Hospitals where he headed up the early stage rehabilitation programme for postoperative orthopaedic patients. Since then Jonny’s passion has grown using his knowledge, skills and experience in integrating the use of exercise rehabilitation and understanding the holistic body approach to treatment and improving movement. Progressing patients from injury to rehabilitation and back onto the playing field is his aim, where ever in life that ‘playing field’ may be.
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Jonny Lawton
Johnny qualified as a physiotherapist from University of East London in 2006. His interest initial developed from being an active sportsman himself competing at county tennis level as well as playing semi professional football. This led him into a career in personal training for 10 years, where he worked for a large chain of health clubs across the country before progressing into physiotherapy. After qualifying from UEL he honed his skills in the NHS before moving into private practice. At the same time he continued his sporting interest by working as a physiotherapist with Manchester City FC and Reading FC respectively, where he assisted in both youth academies working particularly with the under 16/18’s. He continues this interest presently by working for the Maccabi Great Britain football squads. Having been one of the head physiotherapists in the 2006 Pan American Games in Argentina and 2008 Maccabiah Games in Israel.
Although his specialist interest is sports specific rehabilitation, he has also developed his expertise in the musculoskeletal and orthopaedic sector, spinal mobilisations, lower limb pathologies (and treatments) and spinal stabilisation. Johnny is extremely motivated and passionate about getting results and combines this with a fun and personable approach to physiotherapy.
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Michelle Guiseris
Michelle graduated as a Chartered Physiotherapist from Colchester Institute in 2005. Initially she worked in the NHS where she built up her knowledge in the area of musculoskeletal medicine. Moving into the private sector she started to hone this knowledge and specialise in spinal pain, sports specific injuries, post-surgical orthopaedic conditions, arthritic pain and core stability dysfunctions.
Her post-graduate training includes ‘Clinical Pilates’, manual therapy techniques and acupuncture.
As well as being a physiotherapist, Michelle is also an elite gymnastic coach running her own gymnastics club; MG gymstars. As a coach, she also attends the British gymnastics squad training sessions, at the Lilleshall National Sports Centre.
Due to this combined expertise Michelle was employed by the English Institute of Sport to treat gymnasts from the Great Britain Squad.
So, from walking sticks to the parallel bars Michelle is equip with the knowledge and practical skills to help solve your problems with you.
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Natasha is a qualified sports & remedial masseuse graduate from the London
College of Massage (LCM). Natasha has provided sports massage at various sporting events including the London Marathon and local triathlon events. She regularly sees clients returning which is a sure sign of satisfaction. She has recently undertaken a research project into the benefits of massage in pregnancy (which are huge) and she has attended several labours whilst giving massages. She is both experienced and able at treating women in the pre and postnatal stages of pregnancy. Check out all types of massage in the Treatment section.
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