Here you will find other local businesses and movement therapists I highly recommend:
Scott Baxter, Director and Lead Physio, specialises in sports and musculoskeletal physio, which is all aches and pains from daily life and sports injuries. Before setting up Edge Physio, he spent 7 seasons working full-time at Ipswich Town Football Club, primarily with the clubs u16-23 players. This role meant that Scott has been able to work alongside some of Europe’s leading Orthopaedic Consultants for spinal, knee, ankle and tendon problems, both in the U.K. and abroad. This experience allows him to provide expert assessment and care for you.
Elevate Physio & Sports Massage Therapy
Zsara Finch is a physiotherapist working in the NHS, and a Sports Massage Therapist. She works with private clients in the evenings and some weekends; mobile so she comes to your home.
Connor Wilde is a power lifter and PT working at BT Fitness in Sudbury. Great sense of humour and an expectation that you will work hard.
Sophie Oliver is a qualified and brilliant yoga teacher; she is a breast cancer survivor and quietly supports other women with the same diagnosis.
Nic Smith is a Group Fitness Class teacher and PT, based in Gestingthorpe. She runs group fitness classes ranging from functional fitness, dance, re-bound and seated fitness. My favourite is her Saturday morning bootcamp – all weathers!
Helen is an HCPC registered, clinical specialist pelvic and women’s health physiotherapist based in the private sector, previously on Harley Street in central London, and now in rural Suffolk. Helen has spent 25 years providing expert care to clients in both NHS teaching hospital and private health settings, and is a full member of the Professional Network of Pelvic, Obstetric and Gynaecological Physiotherapists. She is passionate about her work, and will use an analytical approach combined with the most effective physiotherapy techniques to provide you with the best care possible. She specialises in the treatment of all aspects of pelvic and women’s health physiotherapy including: pelvic floor muscle dysfunction, bladder and bowel control issues, vaginal prolapse, pelvic pain (in pregnancy and afterwards), vulvodynia, postnatal abdominal muscle separation, and chronic pelvic pain.
Vicky is a fully qualified Osteopath and Aromatherapist. She has always been interested in health and wellbeing. After completing an undergraduate degree in Sports Science at St. Martin’s College, Lancaster she spent a further four years studying to be an Osteopath at the British College of Osteopathic Medicine, London. She qualified with a degree in Osteopathic Medicine in 2004. She is registered to practice with the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC) and is a member of the Institute of Osteopathy (iO). More recently she trained to become an Aromatherapist at the Essentials for Health school in London gaining an IFA Diploma in Holistic Aromatherapy. I am a member of the International Federation of Aromatherapists (IFA). She has received specialist training in the field of massage and aromatherapy during pregnancy, massage during labour and post-natal massage.