PHYSIOTHERAPY

SALLY EVANS | SENIOR PHYSIOTHERAPIST

Sally graduated from Salford University in 2000. Since qualifying she has worked in both the public and private sector directing her skills towards musculoskeletal physiotherapy. With a special interest in sports injuries, Sally is currently studying for an Msc in sports physiotherapy at Bath University. Now in her third year as part of the Matt Roberts team, Sally combines her current role as manager of the Matt Roberts Physiotherapy Clinics with working for England Rugby Football Union as the lead physiotherapist for their U18 squad.

FIONA ROBERTS

Fiona graduated in Medical Science at Birmingham University before qualifying as a Physiotherapist in 2006. She has since worked for the NHS, initially in Brighton and now for the Royal Free Hospital in Hampstead. During this time, she has gained experience in rehabilitation (general and neurological) and the treatment of musculoskeletal conditions and sports injuries. She has also gained a Sports Massage Diploma and is registered with the Sports Massage Association, Health Professions Council and Chartered Society of Physiotherapists. She is a sports enthusiast and enjoys playing tennis and cycling particularly outside of work.

GARETH JONES

Gareth graduated from the University of Brighton in 2003, and has since worked in a variety of clinical settings in both the UK and abroad. He has worked as a senior physiotherapist at a top London teaching hospital, as well as in private practise based within an exclusive health and fitness centre in Wellington, NZ. As a consequence of his diverse experience he has treated many conditions, including post surgical rehabilitation, occupational/sports injuries and chronic pain. He is able to deliver a holistic and evidence based treatments (including acupuncture, soft tissue massage, myofascial release techniques, mobilisations/manipulations and exercise prescription) to ensure they achieve optimal results and help to reduce the risk of future injuries.

PAUL HARRISON

Paul graduated from Brunel University in 2006 with a degree in Physiotherapy. He began working as a physiotherapist in a gym environment at a private fitness centre before moving to a become Clinical Lead at a football club in 2007, where he became experienced in Football related musculoskeletal injuries, massage and structuring goal centred rehabilitation programmes.

Paul has worked with elite athletes from the English Judo and Karate U18 team, where he provided physiotherapy support to their training sessions. He also has experience working with clients who were training for the London Marathon, providing advice and treatment for a range of injuries, alongside maintenance to ensure clients stayed injury free throughout their training.

JENNIFER CROOKE

Jennifer graduated from the University of Birmingham in 2007 and began working for the NHS in Cambridgeshire. After moving to South London in 2008 she has worked as a Senior Physiotherapist within a busy NHS Musculoskeletal Outpatients Department. During this time she specialised in the treatment of musculoskeletal conditions and sports injuries, especially shoulder pathologies; she has developed her skills in acupuncture, myofascial release, mobilisations/manipulations, and exercise prescription. Alongside her NHS work she has provided physiotherapy for both Men’s and Ladies’ Rugby Union and Seven’s Teams and outside Physiotherapy she is a passionate skier and netballer.