Meet the team

Bev has always loved learning about the human body and completed a 1st class honours Sport Science degree, giving her an  in-depth knowledge of human biology, exercise physiology and biomechanics.   Physiotherapy was a natural progression and she graduated with 1st class Honours and Academic Achievers Award from Cardiff University. Bev has had a variety of acute and outpatient experience, working in specialist centres in both the NHS and private sector. Bev comes from a neuro-specialist background and is Bobath trained, which gives her a unique perspective when treating the body as a whole in relation to someone's life and environment, to make lasting and meaningful changes. Ongoing continual professional development is key to her success and she attends a variety of course and conferences every year. Bev's specialist areas of interest are Parkinson's and integrated body scar work therapy. Bev is PD Warrior and LSVT Big trained, as well as working regularly with Parkinson’s UK. Bev has completed multiple scar therapy courses, including a number of specialist breast cancer, breast surgery, c-section, pelvis and abdominal courses. Bev is trained in both deep oscillation therapy and low-level laser therapy. Bev loves the human body and will never tire of learning about it. She chose Physiotherapy as a vocation because of its ability to empower people with the tools and knowledge to help themselves. It amazes her how the human body can recover and she feels privileged to have a job that can make a difference.  Bev loves anything outdoors; sea swimming, lavender fields and walking in the woods.  She is a big advocate for breathwork and pilates, which both help her with the stress and juggling of modern life!

Introducing the highly experienced and skilled Sarah Olivent-Allen. Sarah is an MSK specialist physiotherapist with over 15 years experience working both in the NHS and privately. She is passionate about her work, paying attention to the fine details, focussing on resolving your symptoms by identifying their source.  Sarah will work to help you achieve your goals using a combination of manual therapy and exercises.  As well as working with patients with back pain, arthritis, joint pains and muscle injuries, Sarah has experience of working with the Army Weightlifting Team, Crossfit athletes and horse riders as well as helping people with chronic conditions such as Fibromyalgia and Hypermobility. Sarah has a specialist interest in hip and knee pathologies. In her spare time Sarah likes to keep busy running with her dogs, doing Crossfit, horse riding and going on adventures with her family.

Sarah has been qualified for over 30 years and worked for 28 of those with patients with neurological conditions. She has worked in the NHS, private sector and in research and completed her post registration Masters in Physiotherapy in 2007. During her NHS work, she worked in a number of large London teaching Hospitals including the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery and advanced to Clinical Specialist level. She is a Bobath Tutor and teaches PTs, OTs, therapy assistants and nurses. Sarah has experience in treating a wide variety of conditions including head injury, stroke, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury and neurodegenerative conditions.

Viv is a highly experienced osteopath with a broad depth of knowledge gained across a variety of clinical settings. She takes a holistic, individualised approach to treatment, helping clients feel their best and return to the activities they love. Viv specialises in scar therapy, with particular expertise in supporting recovery following breast cancer treatment and C-section surgery. Her postgraduate training in women’s health complements her experience in these areas. She is also trained in the use of evidence-based therapeutic technologies, including Deep Oscillation and low-level laser therapy, to support healing and recovery. The lower back and pelvis are particular areas of interest for Viv in her osteopathic practice. She is passionate about helping clients understand their bodies, manage their symptoms and work towards their individual goals. Alongside her clinical work, Viv has spent many years as a clinic tutor at the University College of Osteopathy in London. She loves sharing her knowledge and experience, empowering both students and clients through education and a better understanding of their health. As an active person herself, Viv understands the frustration of not feeling 100%. She is passionate about helping people get back to doing what matters most to them, whether that means lifting their baby without pain, returning to sport or working towards a marathon. Outside the clinic, Viv is kept busy with her young sons. She enjoys cooking and staying active, with a particular love for running, cycling, hiking and open-water swimming.

Tricia has over 26 years of experience as a physiotherapist. She became involved in health research over 10 years ago, working as a key therapist on PD-Safe, which looked at falls prevention and Parkinson’s disease. As an NHS community specialist she also has experience in rehabilitation for falls and balance, musculoskeletal issues, particularly enjoys treating shoulder pathologies, COPD management and leading exercise classes. She is PD Warrior trained and screens all class applicants prior to joining the Parkinson's class to assess their individual needs, appropriate class level and issue a bespoke exercise plan sailent to the individual. Tricia has a fun and vibrant approach as a class instructor and incorporates the latest evidence-based exercises into the class. Trica has completed her Lymphoedema management training with the world renowned Lymphoedema Training Academy and able to offer lymphatic massage therapy and advice for not only anyone with lymphoedema but also to help with many health and wellbeing issues that can benefit from support of the lymphatic systems. These include: Chronic and Inflammatory Conditions: * Fibromyalgia: Eases widespread pain, stiffness, and fatigue. * Rheumatoid Arthritis: Reduces joint swelling and discomfort in later stages. * Chronic Venous Insufficiency: Improves blood flow and decreases leg heaviness. * Lipodema: Relieves painful fluid buildup in the lower body. Recovery and Daily Symptoms: * Post-Surgery Swelling: Speeds up healing after cosmetic or medical procedures. * Digestive Bloating: Supports gut comfort and reduces fluid retention. * Sinus Congestion: Drains fluid and eases pressure in the face. * Stress and Fatigue: Promotes deep relaxation. In her spare time she likes to walk her dog Heidi, ride her motorbike and spend time with her 3 boys.

Helen is a specialist Neuro-Physiotherapist with over 35 years working both in the NHS and private sector. Helen is accomplished at treating a variety of neurological conditions and has a particular interest in stroke and head injury.  Helen is Bobath trained and has a holistic approach to assessment and treatment, considering the individual and their specific needs. Helen is also qualified in integrated Myofascial release, Yoga and breathwork and incorporates principles of these into her practice. Her extensive neuro experience and hands-on training are invaluable in providing high quality care and enabling clients to achieve their goals. When Helen is  not working she enjoys keeping fit and active in the great outdoors whatever the weather!