Our Physiotherapists
Three physiotherapists, each with a focus area. You can ask for a particular physiotherapist when you book or call reception.
- Lead physiotherapist
Maya Hartley
FocusBack and neck painHow Maya can help
Maya is the right first call for back and neck pain, especially the stiffness that builds from desk work or a long week of driving. Her assessment is straightforward: she watches how you move, asks what brings the pain on, and tells you what she found in plain language. You leave with a plan you can start the same day.
Between visits, she helps you run your own recovery. You get posture and lifting advice you can use at work, and short exercises that fit around a busy week rather than an hour at the gym. When something is not working, you can bring it back to her and the plan changes with you.
Maya is also the clinic's lead, so she sees how the whole team works together. If your problem needs a second opinion from another physiotherapist or a referral to a doctor, she will tell you directly and help you take the next step.
Book with MayaServices rendered
- Back and neck pain from desk work
- Exercise plans that fit around a busy week
- Posture and lifting mechanics
- Coaching people to self-manage between visits
- Physiotherapist
Daniel Okafor
FocusSports injuries and rehabilitationHow Daniel can help
Daniel helps runners and athletes get back to training after a knee, hip or Achilles problem, or after an old complaint that keeps flaring up as the season builds. He tests strength and movement at the injured area and compares it with the other side, so the decision to return is based on measurements, not just how it feels.
The return is built in stages. Each stage adds load on a schedule that matches your training week, with clear checkpoints. If a session causes a flare-up, he adjusts the next stage rather than pushing through, so a small setback does not turn into a missed season.
He also works with people who train for something specific, such as a race or a club match. He plans the lead-up around the event date, and he reviews the training load with you each fortnight so the goal is reached without the body paying for it later.
Book with DanielServices rendered
- Runners with knee and achilles complaints
- Progressive return to sport after injury
- Strength work for joint stability
- Managing training load through a season
- Physiotherapist
Priya Nair
FocusPost-surgery recovery and mobilityHow Priya can help
Priya helps people recover after joint and soft-tissue surgery, and rebuild the balance and everyday strength that surgery can take away. She works alongside your surgeon's instructions, so the plan respects what the surgery required, and she explains the reason behind each stage so you are not guessing about what is safe at home.
Recovery usually moves in phases, and Priya is careful about pacing. She tracks how you respond to each phase and moves you on when you are ready, not when the calendar says so. That way progress is steady, and you are not set back by doing too much too soon.
She also supports people who are less confident after a fall or a long stretch of reduced activity. The work is practical and gradual: steadier movement, safer stairs, and the confidence to get back to the things you enjoy. She checks in regularly so you know the plan is working.
Book with PriyaServices rendered
- Recovery after joint and soft-tissue surgery
- Balance and steady strength for everyday life
- Building confidence after a fall
- Pacing recovery so it is not too fast or too slow