Sammy Margo

Principal Physio

Sammy established her clinic more than 15 years ago.  She qualified in London as a physio, and subsequently did a Master's in Physiotherapy at University College and The Middlesex Hospital.  She is also qualified Aerobics and Pilates instructor.  and incorporates this 'balanced body' approach into her physiotherapy treatments.

Sammy spent time working in The NHS as well as in the professional sporting arena including time at Finchley, Barnet and Wingate football clubs. At Barnet FC, Sammy became English football's first female chartered physiotherapist. Other team sport involvement included the England basketball team and the England athletics team.

Sammy is actively involved in the media as a spokesperson CSP and appears frequently on radio and television as well as in newspapers and magazines.  She also maintains her clinical input.

Sammy has written 'The Good Sleep Guide' which has been published and is now available..

Rhiann Keys

Gemma Andrews

"Suffering a chronic back injury early on in my dance career, I witnessed first-hand the rehabilitative qualities of the Pilates Method and I passionately believe in the physical and mental benefits that Pilates has to offer. I completely equate my successful recovery with the Pilates instruction I was given and am passionate to pass on the method to others. My injury had left me unable to walk all but very short distances, today I am back dancing professionally!

Brad Harrigan

Brad graduated as a physiotherapist from the University of Melbourne, Australia. Since qualifying he has gained experience working in private practice and private hospitals in both Australia and the UK. He has
been the team physiotherapist for football and cricket clubs, while also treating junior Australian tennis players. As well as sporting injuries, Brad has a keen interest in acute and chronic spinal conditions. He uses a
combination of Maitland, McKenzie, Mulligan and MET, while prescribing individual exercise programs.

Stephanie graduated as a physiotherapist from the University of Otago, New Zealand in 2001.  She has gained experience working in private practices in New Zealand and has been physiotherapist for national level football, rugby and netball teams.  She completed a Post Graduate Diploma in Western Acupuncture at Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand, 2005.

Stephanie specialises in the treatment of musculoskeletal problems including spinal and peripheral joint pain and sports injuries, using acupuncture together with manual therapy.  She joined our team in August 2005.

Karen Hutchcroft

Karen completed her physiotherapy degree in Sheffield in 2000.  She gained experience in musculoskeletal respiratory and neurological conditions. In 2002 Karen trained in acupuncture.  She then went to New Zealand where she gained extensive experience in sports injuries.

Karen specialises in the treatment of complex musculoskeletal problems including postural dysfunction, sports injuries, and she has a special interest in neurological conditions. She uses Maitland, Mulligan, McKenzie and Bobath.

Karen plays netball and regularly goes horse-riding.  She joined the team in 2005.

Naomi specialises in the treatment of all problems including chronic pain, orthopaedics especially ACL reconstruction, post  hip and knee replacements and paediatrics. She uses manual therapy (including Maitland mobilisation and McKenzie Technique), retraining muscle imbalances  together with acupuncture.

Naomi enjoys going to the gym and spinning.