Specialist physiotherapist and company director Lucinda Davies qualified from the University of Nottingham in 2004 and has worked within a wide variety of both NHS and private physiotherapy roles.

Upon qualifying, she moved to Birmingham and worked with the injured military personnel at Selly Oak Hospital.

Lucinda has a wealth of knowledge and expertise in musculoskeletal outpatients, ranging from office workers with postural aches and pains, to elite sports rehabilitation. She has supported people preparing for Marathon des Sables, Ultramarathons, Ironman, as well as professional horse riders and more. She has also worked for a number of rugby clubs locally as well as the Worcester Warriors Academy training camps. Physiotherapist Lucinda Davies has also worked with a boarding school, and has a specialist interest in adolescence injuries and injury prevention.

Lucinda believes that great manual therapy ‘hands-on’ skills and active rehabilitation are critical for long-term resolution and that true success is achieved with a thorough explanation to patients about their injury. Therefore, all patients are fully involved in their management and treatment to optimise recovery.

Although Lucinda treats all musculoskeletal conditions, she specialises in back and neck conditions as well as the lower limb, and works closely with local consultants ensuring the need for any onward referrals are highlighted quickly.

Outside of physiotherapy, Lucinda enjoys a variety of sport and exercise and is kept busy with her two children, Florence and Toby and dog Mabel

Specialist physiotherapist and company director Lucinda Davies qualified from the University of N... Read More

Carys graduated from the University West of England in 2007. Following that she worked in the NHS in both an acute and outpatients setting; eventually specialising in MSK and orthopaedics.

More recently, alongside raising a young family, she works in a local private hospital treating mainly knees, hips, spines and shoulders with a specialist interest in sports injuries and injury prevention.

Over the past 3 years Carys has also been working within the world of rehab technology and was a runner up in the Digital 100 Health Tech awards. She has enjoyed testing out new technologies and developing new up and coming pathways for rehab and orthopaedics.

Carys is a keen hockey player and enjoys getting out in the great outdoors

Carys graduated from the University West of England in 2007. Following that she worked in the NHS... Read More

Jane qualified from the Bath School of Physiotherapy in 1996, following completion of a Sports Science degree from Surrey University.

Jane moved to Cheltenham and worked for 22 years in the NHS as a musculoskeletal physio and treats a wide variety of all injuries and issues, but has a specialist interest in upper limb issues.

Jane is a specialist hand therapist with 18 years of experience specialising in hand therapy including making bespoke splints, treating thumb and other hand arthritis complaints, ligament injuries, fractures to the hand and wrist, de Quervains and other tendon injuries and more. Jane is able to offer a bespoke splinting service and has an excellent relationship with the local surgeons.

In her spare time, Jane enjoys cycling, swimming and walking her Labrador.

Jane qualified from the Bath School of Physiotherapy in 1996, following completion of a Sports Sc... Read More

Becka studied Sport Science at Nottingham Trent University before progressing to study a Physiotherapy Masters at St Georges University London graduating in 2015,

She has worked in both NHS and private sport roles working with a Surrey league rugby team. With over 8 years of experience in musculoskeletal physiotherapy Becka is passionate about a combined approach of evidence based rehabilitation, manual therapy and soft tissue treatment to promote long term management of musculoskeletal conditions with patient empowerment being a primary focus.

For the last 2 years Becka worked as an Advanced Practice Physiotherapist assessing and treating a variety of complex conditions and gained invaluable experience working with GP,s consultants. This role required her to not only provide gold standard treatment, but to manage complex cases including referring for appropriate tests and investigations, or to others such as consultants for surgical management if indicated. She has a special interest in treating the upper limbs and hip joints with 8 years experience running rehabilitation classes. To compliment this Becka completed a masters module in the upper quadrant at Brunel University.

To add to her clinical expertise Becka is a trained injecting clinician, and is able to administer corticosteroid and hyaluronic acid injections to manage pain and inflammation for a range of musculoskeletal conditions. She is currently completing a course which will allow her to perform ultrasound guided injections increasing the variety of injections she is able to provide.

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