A team of specialists with over 100 years’ combined experience

I work with all age groups, both genders and all backgrounds. I guess if I specialise, it is in lower limbs, biomechanics, pelvis and back. I do however treat all parts of the body! I also provide an orthotic assessment service. Throughout my career as a physio I have worked within the NHS, professional sport and in The Physical Therapy Clinic that I co-own.

I am constantly striving to provide best evidence-based practice within a comprehensive assessment and treatment/rehabilitation programme. Consequently I regularly attend seminars and courses along with maintaining a self-development process. I attended a shoulder course run by Jo Gibson in 2025 which has significantly changed my approach to shoulder assessment and treatment. I have attended the Foot and Ankle show in Liverpool for the last two years.

I take pride in keeping myself fit. I used to run marathons regularly, I retired several years ago but took up cycling instead. At my peak with running I was training over 100 miles per week and I used to regularly cycle over 100 miles per week, so I have good personal experience of what it takes to compete at a good level! I have run the London Marathon 3 times, completed the Tour of Cambridge and The Fred Whitton Sportive. I play golf regularly and presently have a handicap of 15.1.

I am committed to providing a holistic assessment and treatment programme focusing on returning you to pre-injury levels of activity and, if necessary, managing any degenerative issues that may be affecting your ability to live a healthy, active lifestyle.

I promise to assist you in determining appropriate goals and providing you with a realistic pathway to achieving them, whatever they may be.

Having qualified from St Mary's School of Physiotherapy London, I completed my junior and senior rotations through the NHS, whilst taking my Masters in Physiotherapy at UCL.

I returned to Northampton, working in both the NHS at Northampton General Hospital and in private practice. I set the clinic up in 1996 and Andy joined me a few years later and we worked with Northants County Cricket.

I have just revisited further education to maintain best, evidence-based practice via a Masters-level post-graduate qualification in Advanced Manipulative Physiotherapy at the University of Birmingham, which also gives me accreditation to the Musculoskeletal Association of Chartered Physiotherapists.

Whilst I am a general MSK physiotherapist, I have an interest in neck-related headaches and temporomandibular pain.

I have a love of languages, animals and am trying to improve my ski technique.

I qualified from West London Institute in Higher Education and initially gained experience working within London at the large NHS teaching hospitals and other hospitals within the South East before moving to Nottinghamshire. During this period I developed and enhanced my practice through working within the NHS, industry and private practice.

Having moved down towards Northamptonshire I undertook a role of Clinical Specialist in Chronic Low Back Pain and have worked within the NHS but over the last few years have concentrated my work within the private sector.

I enjoy the challenge of treating complex and chronic conditions. Attendance on a number of post-graduate courses has continued to benefit my working practice with such patients. I am a certified JEMS practitioner (www.jemsmovement.com) which encompasses an individual holistic approach to assessment and treatment of patients.

In my spare time I very much enjoy being outside and walking as well as yoga.

Dakshika has successfully completed a Masters in Acupuncture in Physiotherapy and a Post Graduate Certificate in Upper Limb Trauma and Orthopaedics. She is a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP), the British Elbow and Shoulder Society (BESS) and the European Society for Shoulder and Elbow Rehabilitation (EUSSER). She has lectured part-time at Coventry University on the Masters Programme. She has a specialist interest in the upper limb and is a shoulder rehabilitation specialist, working closely with upper limb orthopaedic consultants in Northampton. She was awarded the British Elbow and Shoulder Society Allied Health Fellowship in 2014 and has presented at conferences both nationally and internationally.

I am a physiotherapist with both a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Physiotherapy from the University of Plymouth and I am a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy.

My clinical background includes experience in neurological rehabilitation, where I supported patients in improving mobility, strength and independence following neurological conditions. I currently focus on musculoskeletal physiotherapy, helping people manage pain, recover from injuries and return to their daily activities, work and sport.

I have a strong interest in treating a wide range of MSK conditions including back and neck pain, sports injuries, tendon problems and post-injury rehabilitation. My approach combines thorough assessment, hands-on treatment where appropriate and tailored exercise programmes to help patients recover effectively and reduce the risk of future injuries.

Outside of work, I enjoy staying active by playing squash and going to the gym. I am also passionate about photography and enjoy capturing portraits, travel moments and everyday life through the lens.

Steve has a wealth of experience in assessing, diagnosing and managing disorders in all regions of the body, ranging from acute sports injuries to complex episodic and chronic pain. He has worked in the NHS, private practice and sports clubs, and has extensive post-graduate training including a Master of Science Degree in Neuromusculoskeletal Manipulative Physiotherapy, membership of the Musculoskeletal Association of Chartered Physiotherapists, and post-graduate qualifications in acupuncture, injection therapy and independent non-medical prescribing.

These skills and experience enable him to accurately diagnose problems and take a holistic and evidence-based approach to management, providing clients with the highest standards of care and outcomes to treatment and rehabilitation.

Outside of the clinic Steve enjoys living life with family, swimming, cricket, cycling and, most recently, skiing.

For the past 8 years it has been great collaborating with the team here at The Physical Therapy Clinic, striving to ensure everyone gets the best care.

I work with people who want to feel better in their bodies and who want to increase flexibility, improve healing, reduce pain, reduce tension, get a tune up or tune in. If you relate to any of these you are welcome.

The physical therapies I currently offer are massage, reflexology and scar work. All sessions are adapted to suit the individuals I see.

Working with people to help them achieve their health and life goals is a passion of mine.

I am a trauma-informed Chrysalis Effect and ILM accredited Wellbeing Coach and Mentor as well as a specialist practitioner for people recovering from M.E./CFS, fibromyalgia/chronic pain and long Covid. In addition, I am currently working towards completing my training with SIRPA to be a Stress Illness Recovery Practitioner.

When I am not in clinic you may glimpse me out and about eating lovely food (another passion of mine), walking in green space or salsa dancing.

My journey in natural healing practices started with reflexology, acupressure and then naturally on to acupuncture. I qualified with a Post Graduate Diploma in Acupuncture from The Open International University of Complimentary Medicine (OIUCM) in Sri Lanka. I work with all health concerns, followed by a thorough assessment and diagnosis to find the root cause of the individual. Our bodies are unique to us – our history, impact of accidents, emotions and trauma all impact us differently. I am a licensed acupuncturist and a member of the British Acupuncture Federation (BAF).

I specialise in cosmetic acupuncture, where fine lines, wrinkles and toning of the skin can be improved by increasing collagen and elasticity naturally. Please contact me to find out more.

I enjoy yoga, pilates, running and long walks. I love cooking and really enjoy experimenting with new ingredients to enhance the flavours but also seek out more nutritional food types from other cultures.