“I enjoy treating musculoskeletal and sports injuries, as well as helping patients before and after orthopaedic surgery, particularly shoulders.

I am also able to treat patients with respiratory, cardiological and neurological conditions gaining experience in these areas through hospital internships and private clinical practice.

I completed my Physiotherapy Bachelors Degree in 2019 and went on to finish my Masters Degree in Sports Physiotherapy in 2022 and continue to grow and learn through my clinical practice and regular development training courses.  

I am a strong believer in the power of positive thinking and developing strong relationships with everyone, both professionally and personally.

My hobbies are watching films and drama series’ and shopping with my friends and family. I love to travel and enjoy life.”

“I believe in helping individuals understand their problems and work towards self-help in managing their symptoms in order to achieve and maintain a functional and healthier life.

For my own focus and health, I practice Tai Chi most mornings and I started Morris dancing 3 years ago. I dance at various events on the Island and on the mainland as part of keeping fit. I also enjoy floral gardening, walking and exploring.”

McKenzie Method and Mulligan concept for treatment of the spine and peripheral joint mobilizations.

Shockwave Therapy

Muscle and fascia release, and neural mobilisations, for chronic pain dysfunction.

Bowen Technique – a holistic hands-on complimentary therapy.

Sports and Kinesio Taping.

Epley manoeuvre for vestibular vertigo and functional exercise prescription.

Acupuncture (Member of the AACP, the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Acupuncture since 2004).

Electrotherapy and Hydrotherapy

“My key role on Reception is to provide great customer service and I enjoy helping people, whether on the phone or in person. My previous experience helps me to make sure that all our patients are looked after in the best possible way, as I am able to identify and match a patient’s problem to the right Physiotherapist.

When I am not working, I really enjoy cycling and walking, which is a good antidote to sitting at my desk all day and keeps me fit.”

• Rachel has a strong administrative background having worked in healthcare and customer services since leaving school in 1987.

  Based at our Ryde clinic, Rachel acts as a central point of contact for PhysioCare’s two clinics. She is the warm, friendly voice at the end of the phone providing help and information and ensuring there is a welcoming environment for our visiting patients