Physiotherapy Canary Wharf

Adamant that clinical excellence should be as, if not more, important than cost and location in a patient's choice of clinic, Anne launched Physiotherapy London in 2002.

7 years on, and her resolve to employ only the most senior physiotherapists with clinical expertise in their chosen specialty, means that the results speak for themselves. Results

Physiotherapy London continues to grow as former patients recommend Physiotherapy London to their friends and colleagues, top London Consultants refer their pre and post surgical patients, and patients who have previously sought help elsewhere, come seeking a second opinion from Physiotherapy London's team of specialists.

Andre obtained his BSc in Physiotherapy 2001, and his MSc in Neuromusculoskeletal Physiotherapy from UCL in 2008. He is trained in both physiotherapeutic and osteopathic techniques, connective tissue and joint manipulation, myofascial and viscerofascial release and acupuncture. Andre is also a qualified Pilates mat work teacher.

Andre began specialising in neck and back related injuries back in 2003 whilst working for ESPH and Broadgate Spine & Joint Clinic, before joining Physiotherapy London in June of this year.

Prior to joining Physiotherapy London, New Zealand born Ben Cameron spent 4 years in one of the highest clinical physiotherapy positions in the NHS, that of a Clinical Specialist in Spine Pain. His role entailed the treatment of spinal patients within A&E, orthopaedic clinics, and pain management clinics. Ben also worked closely with Orthopaedic Consultants in triage clinics, with responsibility for signing for MRI and x-ray investigations where appropriate.

In addition to a Bachelor of Physiotherapy Degree, Ben is also Credentialed in Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy by the International Mackenzie Institute (requiring intensive/extensive study of spinal assessment and treatment).

Prior to joining Physiotherapy London Ruth was the lead Women's Specialist at the North Middlesex Hospital, where she was involved in the assessment and treatment of complex musculoskeletal and urogenital conditions. Ruth's expertise therefore lies in the treatment of: symphysis pubis dysfunction (SPD), sacroiliac joint dysfunction (SIJ), pregnancy-related low back pain, and stress/urge incontinence.

Ruth is a member of the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Women's Health, and graduated with a 1st Class Honours degree in Physiotherapy from Brunel University.

Wasps Rugby Union physio, Matt Goodman, has a 1st Class Honours Degree in Physiotherapy, a PG Dip in Advanced Clinical Practice, and is currently in the process of completing a Masters Degree in Musculoskeletal Medicine. Matt is also a qualified acupuncturist.

In addition to manual and exercise therapy, Matt utilises video motion analysis, orthotic therapy and diagnostic ultrasound in the diagnosis and treatment of his patients; all of which facilities are available to him at Physiotherapy London.

Matteo currently holds one of the highest clinical physiotherapy positions in the NHS, that of Clinical Specialist for the Sports Physiotherapy Department of a large London NHS Hospital. He also collaborates with British University College Sports and UK Athletics to provide physiotherapy to world class athletes. Matteo uniquely holds both an MSc in Physiotherapy and a BSc in Osteopathy, and has presented research at numerous medical conferences and Universities, including Oxford Brookes and The University of Queensland. He also continues to provide teaching and clinical supervision to the MSc and BSc students on the Sports & Exercise Medicine Degree Courses at Queen Mary's Hospital in London.

10 years qualified, Rob obtained his BSc in Physiotherapy in 2000 from UEL and has since gone on to specialise in work related and sporting injuries; with a particular interest in upper Limb disorders (studying under the renowned Shoulder Specialist Dr Jeremy Lewis).

With a black belt in Ju-jitsu, and currently training for his 2ndDan, plus his experience playing rugby for a Kent premier league team, Rob has witnessed and treated a wide variety of sporting/upper limb injuries.

Bruce is a Senior Lecturor at the North London School of Sports Massage, having obtained his Diploma in Sports & Remedial Massage Therapy in 2001. Prior to this he also completed a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science from the University of North London.

Marsha is both a Chartered Physiotherapist and Sports & Remedial Massage Therapist. She has a BSc (Hons) in Sports & Exercise Science and an MSc in Rehabilitation Science. Fanatical about athletics she has treated the likes of Merlene Ottey and currently provides sports massage to the entire UK Sprint Squad.