


Qualified Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge 1979.
Special interests in manipulative therapy having completed a further three year part time course to become a member of the manipulation association of chartered physiotherapists.
Work experience at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London and Groote-schuur Hospital,Capetown followed by private practice establishing Covent Garden Physio in 1990.
Heather is a keen tennis player and enjoys walking and pilates.

Andrew has worked at the clinic since 2004 and returned to the lead clinician role in July 2008 after a one-year sabbatical overseas.
Andrew qualified in Australia in 1997 and graduated with first class honours. He has been based in the UK for the past 10 years. He is a keen runner and has completed an honours research project into running and low back pain. He has worked and traveled in many different public and private settings in Australia, Britain and Asia.
Andrew has special interests in low back pain/pelvic pain, pelvis and sacro-iliac dysfunctions, core stability, lower limb biomechanics, myo-fascial techniques and thorax/rib/shoulder problems.
He has a broad scope of practice including acupuncture, modified Pilates, and manual therapy. Andrew feels that holistic care is fundamental and understanding the science of energy is essential to healing
Qualified as a a chartered physiotherapist in 2000 and has over nine years experience in musculo-skeletal and sports injury physiotherapy. She has worked with individuals ranging from the recreational sports person to professional athletes and dancers in the London’s West End. She also has experience treating and rehabilitating a variety of lower back and neck conditions. Some of the techniques used include, manipulation, mobilization, muscle energy techniques and acupuncture.
She integrates Pilates and core stability exercises into her sports rehabilitation programme aiming for lasting recovery following injury.
Special areas of interest include sports injuries, sacro-iliac joint dysfunction, back and neck problems.

Heather graduated as a Physiotherapist from Brighton University in 1997. From there, she began work within the NHS and moved to private practice ten years ago. She has since worked in a variety of clinc and occupational health settings.
Heather is interested in posture and biomechanics, and understanding how these can lead to, or perpetuate pain. Her treatment approach will often be geared toward correction of posture or muscle imbalances and core stability training. She likes to incorporate the exercise ball as part of the programme - because it's more fun.
Heather has experience working in an Occupational Health setting, and from this developed an enthusiasm for ergonomics. Frequently problems can be solved by making changes to the the workplace set up, positioning, equipment or behaviour. Her approach, wherever possible, is geared to enable clients to understand their problems and prevent reccurence.

Kevin graduated from University of Otago(NZ) with a Bachelors of Physiotherapy in March 1999. Kevin has worked with Sports and musculoskeletal injuries since 2000 working with Wakefield Sports Medicine Clinic and Wakefield Back Institute(NZ). He came to London in 2003 and joined our team in October 2007.
Outside of physiotherapy, Kevin was also trained as a Personal Trainer and a qualified group fitness instructor. He instructs Body Pump and Body Attack regularly at Cannons Health Clubs. He is also a keen tennis player.

Nicole graduated from the University of Otago in 1999. She worked for two and a half years in New Zealand in private practice, where she worked in close contact with sports doctors and treated a wide variety of sports patients. She was the physio for several sports teams including the NZ Women’s Football team.
Since arriving in Britain seven and a half years ago, Nicole has spent two years working for the NHS before moving into private practice.
Nicole enjoys treating a wide variety of patients but has a special interest in sports injuries and their rehabilitation.
Outside of work Nicole enjoys travelling and cycling and swimming.

Following a long-held interest in alternative therapies, Victoria studied reflexology with the renowned Bayly School of Reflexology and obtained her practitioners diploma in April 2005. She is a member of the British Reflexology Association.
Victoria then qualified in Indian Head Massage in 2006 with the London Centre of Indian Champissage under Narendra Mehta the pioneer this treatment UK.
To further develop her skills, Victoria has recently obtained her professional diploma in Seated Acupressure (On-Site Massage) with the Academy of On-Site Massage.

Qualified from the London School of Sports Massage in1991.
Special interest in runners, triathletes offering sports specific massage and advice. He is well qualified to offer this as he is an ex-triathlete for the GB team. Massage to relieve work related upper back, neck and shoulder tension.
Worked at Cannons as a sports and deep tissue massage therapist since 1995.
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