After completing a degree in sports science then graduating as a physiotherapist in New Zealand. Mark undertook research in the biomechanical analysis of gait and then lifting injuries at the University of Otago, before moving to the UK in 1988.

More recently he completed an MSc in Applied Biomechanics and has been involved in the modelling of forces about the knee joint.
His treatment focus has a strong (hands on) manual therapy bias while using a range of modalities from ultrasound, acupuncture and education. Understanding your problem, what causes, aggravates and helps it are key to managing injuries quickly and efficiently allowing optimized self-management through ergonomics, exercise and motor (movement) control.

Outside work hours: Mark has strong links with sport, exercise and fitness. Played rugby for too long,  participated in triathlons for many years. and when the weather is right loves to be on the bike, whether it is commuting, on Zwift, sportives or gravel events (ask him about his body agenda bike fitting).

Mark specialises in: Spinal and peripheral joint pain; Sports injuries; Manual therapy; Acupuncture

Mark’s qualifications: BPh.Ed, Dip.Physio., P.G.Dip. and MSC (Applied Biomechanics), MCSP 1466, HCPC (PH41108)

Nick graduated from Sydney University in 2012 and worked in Australia for 5 years in Musculoskeletal and Sports settings.  He went on multiple tours to Fiji with the International Football Group and worked for eltie AFL teams in Sydney.

Since moving to London in 2016 for travel and adventure, Nick ended up finding his niche.  He has been working in the City of London since arriving, and in 2024 joined Mark in a Partnership role for the practice.

Nick specialises in combining a Manual Therapy approach, with an exercise approach – for everything from simple postural pains to more complex sporting injuries and Postop Rehab.  He has a personal interest in strength and conditioning and enjoys applying this where applicable.

Nicks qualifications: B Health Sci, M Physiotherapy, MCSP.

After graduating from Manchester School of Physiotherapy in 2004, Samantha went on to gain a Masters in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy at Kings College London in 2012. Her solid experience with acute and chronic sports injuries enabled her to treat the Manchester Rugby team and Arsenal charity football team. She’s also volunteered abroad at the University of Malawi where she lectured physiotherapy students and gained international experience.
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Samantha specialises in:
• Manual therapy
• Acupuncture
• Soft tissue manipulation
• Biomechanical and muscle imbalance assessments

Samantha’s qualifications: MSc, MCSP, Registered Member of the Health Professions Council

After qualifying, runner and hockey player Lynn spent many years working in the NHS where she worked her way up to manage the Acute Physiotherapy service at The Royal Free Hospital in Hampstead. With vast industry experience, she also led a Manipulative Therapy master’s programme at Coventry University before moving into private practice.

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Lynn specialises in:
• Temporo mandibular joint dysfunction (TMJ)
• Back pain
• Neck pain
• Headaches

Lynns’s qualifications: MSc, MCSP, MMACP, Registered Member of the Health Professions Council

Oliver completed his studies in Melbourne, Australia. Since graduating, he has worked across private-clinics in Australia and London specialising in musculoskeletal injuries.

Oliver enjoys working with the general population, using education and manual therapy to empower individuals in achieving their meaningful activities. He is also an accredited strength and conditioning coach and utilises this when appropriate.

He has a special interest in shoulders and knees and working with running and swimming injuries. He has experience working with amateur and professional athletes, notably in the Australian Football League, swimming and circus performers.

Outside of work he is always looking for the next opportunity to go exploring, hiking or surfing.

Oliver's qualifications: B Science BSc, M Physiotherapy, DPT

Chris trained in Australia, completing a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science and a Master of Physiotherapy, before building a wide-range of clinical experience across musculoskeletal, neurological, and acute care settings in both the Australian Healthcare System and the NHS.

He combines hands-on manual therapy with tailored exercise and patient education to empower individuals toward meaningful activity, sport-specific recovery, and long-term independence.

Outside of work, Chris enjoys keeping fit, following the football, and travelling around the world.

Qualifications: BAppSc(Ex&SportSc), M Physiotherapy, MCSP.

Lizzy is an island girl who doesn’t (yet) surf — but give her a patient with a dodgy shoulder and a surf trip planned, and she’ll be deep into wave mechanics. That same curiosity and commitment run through everything she does as a physio.

She swapped tropical skies for academia to pursue her degree in Sport and Exercise Science at the University of Exeter, before heading north to earn her Doctorate in Physiotherapy at Glasgow Caledonian University — building up a healthy tolerance for questionable weather along the way.

Since then, she’s kept herself busy wearing a few different hats: contributing to research, teaching and academia, and working clinically in London — from desk-bound professionals to sports enthusiasts.

Whether it’s marathon season, ski season, or anything in between, Lizzy adapts as quickly as the British weather.

Outside the clinic, you’ll likely find her falling off climbing walls, triumphantly securing reduced-aisle bargains, or baking the occasional (and very worthwhile) milk bread.

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Laura has taken a leading role in growing our community, so is currently off on Maternity leave.

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Laura has been the trusted voice behind our phones for the past seven years. Our patients know her for her impressively quick response times, and her unmistakably bubbly personality

Recently, she’s been spreading this same infectious energy by stepping into the role of Office Manager.

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A self-confessed chatterbox, Dominique is perfectly suited to her role as a Bookings Administrator. She thrives on speaking with patients and takes genuine pleasure in making their experience welcoming, smooth and efficient.  Alongside this, she enjoys supporting the highly skilled physio team, helping ensure the physios can focus on delivering the best possible care for their patients.

Outside of work—when she’s not on the phone or mid-conversation—Dominique enjoys hitting the dance floor, watching films and exploring her creative side through drawing, painting and printmaking. She’s also a fan of scenic trail cycling, very much at a leisurely pace.

Amy initally joined us as Laura's maternity cover but loved it so much that she has now taken up residence as the Operations Manager.

Amy is responsible for the day-to-day administration and running's of the company as well as taking care of invoicing, correspondence, diary management and all things insurance.

Amy is also a Mum of two teenage boys and an old and smelly pug called Ernest.

She loves to laugh and have fun and her favourite things to do are eat and go to concerts where she can sing and dance badly.