My patients come to me from all over the world , and I have been named by Zesty as “best physiotherapist in London for serious injuries and rehabilitation”.
From my physio clinic in London, I can quickly identify the right treatment and help you recover faster.
I regularly receive referrals from London’s top surgeons, and am trusted by some of the world’s best athletes and performers when they need to be at the top of their game, as well as professionals from all over the globe.
I look after people at all stages of injury – so whether you’re planning surgery, you’ve had surgery, or you’re avoiding it, the chances are that I can help – or that if I can’t, I’ll be able to recommend someone who can!
I am the only physio in the world to have completed full training in both the Integrated Systems Model (developed by Diane Lee and LJ Lee in Canada) and the Sarah Key Method (developed by Sarah Key, physiotherapist to the Queen). This training allowed me to develop the unique Health & Performance Pyramid which underpins all of my work.
In addition to more mainstream physiotherapeutic philosophies, I have also undertaken training in craniosacral therapy and visceral manipulation, which allow me to “find a way in” to my patients’ bodies when the pure musculoskeletal route isn’t working.
I left the Army in 2010 after 10 years as a physiotherapist, and founded Victory Health & Performance, my clinic in central London. Up till 2019, we had successfully helped over 1800 people to get better.
My goal is to enable everyone to access the cutting-edge rehabilitation and treatment processes previously only available to the military. I love a challenge, and am passionate about finding individual, effective solutions to physical problems that affect people’s quality of life.
When I’m at work, I am obsessed by excellence, which sometimes drives my support team a bit crazy. But when I’m not at work, I can usually be found on the tennis court (I’m a former Army singles and doubles champion, and current Essex Over 40s captain), walking my dog Feta in Epping Forest, catching up with friends over a gin, or playing with my adorable nephew Teddy.
Longcroft House
2-8 Victoria Avenue
London
EC2M 4NS
The good news is that, although the treatment room has to close, this doesn’t mean that treatment has to stop.
It is really important all my patients do not lose momentum in their recoveries and I am glad to say I have a number of solutions to ensure I can carry on providing the best treatment possible:
