The Team

Dalia qualified at St George’s Hospital Medical School in 2006, before working at Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital across a variety of areas, eventually specialising in musculoskeletal physiotherapy. Having worked as a Senior Physiotherapist at Barnet Hospital, Dalia left the NHS in 2012 to work full time in private practice.

Dalia has a particular interest in musculoskeletal conditions and injuries, which she successfully treats using a holistic approach combining therapies including deep tissue and sports massages, electrotherapy, joint and spine mobilisations, as well as exercise prescription. Dalia also has great experience in treating respiratory conditions such as acute chest infections, bronchiectasis and asthma.

Dalia works part time at Tottenham Hotspur Football Club with the youth academy. She was a physiotherapist at the European Maccabiah Games in 2012 and was Head Physiotherapist for the English delegation at the 2014 Maccabiah Games.

Sophie qualified from Brunel University in 2013 before working at The Royal Free Hospital in a variety of both acute and outpatient settings. She has had broad experience working with clients of all ages with complex conditions.

Sophie is specialised in paediatrics and has a keen interest in Pilates which she uses in her physiotherapy practice for her younger and older clients. She has regularly treated children with developmental delay, joint flexibility, hypermobility, flat feet and core weakness. Along with Pilates, Sophie guides her treatments through play and tries to be as creative as possible with her exercise programmes for the little ones.

Sophie offers paediatric home visits only.

Naomi qualified in 2009 from King’s College London with a BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy. Since qualifying she has worked both in the NHS and private settings, most recently at King’s College Hospital, and the Private Patients Unit at The Royal Free Hospital. In her role as a Senior Physiotherapist, Naomi worked within a range of specialities including Orthopaedics and Neurological rehabilitation, before choosing to specialise in musculoskeletal physiotherapy.

Trained at postgraduate level, Naomi offers a broad range of clinical treatments, including soft tissue massage, acupuncture, Pilates, and exercise therapy. She particularly enjoys working with children who suffer from hypermobilty and scoliosis, as well as a range of musculoskeletal conditions including arthritis, muscle tension, headaches, sports injuries and post-surgical rehabilitation.

“I genuinely love what I do, and that is helping people to reduce their pain and tension, strengthen up and be able to reach their goals. Through a combination of evidence-based hands-on treatment and exercise therapy, I always aim to help my patients to be pain-free, achieve their goals, and prevent recurring injuries in the future.”

• Pilates instructor, specialising in Pilates for low back pain, ante and post natal and Pilates for kids
• Postgraduate training in acupuncture
• Postgraduate training in headaches and dizziness therapy
• Treating adults and children
• Hypermobility management in children, teenagers and adults
• AACP acupuncture trained

Stephanie graduated as a physiotherapist in 2010 from Kings College London. She started her career at The Royal Free Hospital where she worked for 4 years before leaving to work as a locum physiotherapist in a number of different London hospitals including UCLH, Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, The London Clinic and Barnet Hospital.

Stephanie started working as a mobile physiotherapist in May 2017 and loves seeing her patients in their own environments being at home, work or in a care home. Stephanie works closely with her clients, their carers and family to provide a holistic treatment in order to achieve the best outcomes for her clients. Stephanie has a large amount of experience in treating patients with musculoskeletal conditions, pre and post operative rehab, respiratory conditions and elderly rehab.

Amanda qualified from Brunel University in 2016. From here, she worked as a junior physiotherapist in the University College London hospital before specialising in musculoskeletal physiotherapy in 2017.

Amanda splits her time between the NHS and Private practise; where she treats paediatric and adults patients with a variety of MSK conditions.

Since qualifying, Amanda has undertaken a number of courses to enhance her skills and knowledge, to ensure the best patient outcome which include; acupuncture, sports massage therapy, Mulligans course, the Jeremy Lewis shoulder course, kinesiology taping course and a masters module in the upper quadrant with the Society of Musculoskeletal Medicine.

Amanda particularly enjoys working with patients by combining exercise and manual therapy to help them return to their normal level of function, help maximise their sporting potential and help them return to sports/activity they are unable to do due their presenting complaint.

Qualifying at Manchester Metropolitan University in 2008, Judith has experience throughout the UK, in a variety of clinical settings, providing her with a wide range of complex clinical experience.

During her role as a Senior Physiotherapist in the NHS she has worked in a range of specialities including Neurological rehabilitation, Respiratory, Orthopaedics and leading a Falls and Stability service in Central London.

Judith is a skil and passionate Physiotherapist who is motivated to help her patients achieve their desired outcomes through a range of specialist skills including soft tissue massage, manual therapy and targeted exercise prescriptions.