Richmond Physiotherapy

Whether you are young or old, fit or unfit, physiotherapy can help you.

Chartered physiotherapists treat injury and disease by correcting and improving the body’s own natural healing mechanisms without the use of drugs (unless prescribed by a doctor).

Alongside physiotherapy we offer a range of complementary therapists to assist our clients in achieving their long term goals. These include Pilates Instruction, MLD, Sports Psychology and Soft Tissue Massage …

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Grainne Creegan

Grainne graduated from Brunel University in 2002. Since qualifying, she has worked in both the NHS and private sector, as well as working for a number of sports teams including London Welsh and London Scottish rugby clubs.
Grainne enjoys treating a wide range of musculoskeletal and sports injuries, and has a keen interest in treating [...]

Brad Robinson

Bsc(Hons) , M.C.S.P, MAACP. Brad graduated from the University of Zimbabwe, School of Physiotherapy in 1998. He worked in private practice at St. Giles Medical and Rehabilitation Centre in Harare and from there went on to work with the Zimbabwe Cricket Team, gaining promotion to Head Physiotherapist in 2002. Brad moved to the UK [...]

Caroline Obergan

Caroline Obergan is our practice manager; she can answer any questions you may have about appointments, health insurers, practitioners and so on.
Medical practices sometimes have a reputation for being unhelpful - our aim is quite the opposite, Caroline will take the time to help you with any queries you may have.

Kate Sheehy

Kate graduated fom Addenbrookes, Cambridge in 1980 and has a postgrad diploma in Manipulative Physiotherapy from Curtin University, Australia (1986). Hospital experience includes St Stephens (now Chelsea & Westminster) and Queen Marys, Roehampton. She has a special interest in spinal problems and has taught examination and treatment techniques to physiotherapists for several years…

Pippa Rollitt

Pippa graduated from Cardiff School of Physiotherapy in 1992. She worked in the NHS and in a private hospital before moving into private practice full time in 1998.

Pippa specialises in the treatment of sports injuries and runs the physiotherapy service at Rosslyn Park Rugby Club.

As senior governing body physiotherapist to the British Judo Team she has previously helped to prepare the team for the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens and worked with them in preparation for …

Bridget Burleigh

Bridget graduated from the University of East London in 1998 and spent a number of years working within the NHS and private sector.
Bridget has a keen interest in treating musculoskeletal and sporting problems. She has completed several postgraduate courses which have also qualified her in the use of acupuncture and teaching clinical pilates.
Bridget has worked [...]

Marika Feddema

Marika graduated from Curtin University, Australia in 1999 and proceeded to work in both the public and private sectors in the UK. Since 2004, she has worked solely in private practices in London, including working in a specialist knee clinic and training in clinical Pilates.
She completed her MSc (Manual Therapy) at the University of Western [...]

Gabrielle Rankin

Gabrielle graduated from Nottingham in 1983 and worked for 8 years at St Stephen’s Hospital, now the Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, specialising in treating musculoskeletal problems.
She completed an MSc in Ergonomics in 1992 and since then has combined working in private practice and research.
Gabrielle enjoys treating all types of musculoskeletal conditions and sports injuries using [...]

Beatrix Bevernage

Beatrix graduated in 1998 as a Physiotherapist at the University of Brussels, Belgium. She specialised in Manual/Medical Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) and Continence Therapy. She gained a lot of experience with primary and cancer related lymphoedemas while working as a self-employed PT in private practice in Brussels, including her own.

Amanda Owens

Amanda is a fully Qualified BASES Sport Psychologist (Scientific Support), she is on the British Olympic Association (BOA) advisory panel and has over 12 years working with Olympic, Professional and World Class athletes and teams. Amanda is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine (RSM) and a Sessional Lecturer in sport psychology at London [...]

Leigh-Anne Lawson

Leigh Anne trained as a dancer before taking up Pilates teaching. Originally from Zimbabwe she attended the National School of Arts and has performed in many productions with Capetown City Ballet.
She also has a degree in Human Movement Science from the University of Port Elizabeth.
Like many dancers Leigh Anne has chosen to take her expertise [...]

Yoshiko Beer

Yoshiko is a qualified Sports and Remedial Massage Therapist from the London School of Sports Massage (LSSM) and has a 2nd degree black belt in Aikido (Japanese martial art).
In Japan, she qualified as a Physiotherapist in 1999, studying at the Tohoku Gakuin University, Sendai, and worked at the Acute Brain Surgery Hospital, the Orthopaedic Department [...]

Edel Casey

Edel graduated form University College Cork, Ireland in 1998 completing a degree in English and Psychology. While at UCC, she involved herself competitively in regular national rowing events resulting in much success.
Through her background in tennis and rowing from a very early age she was inspired to pursue a career in sports and subsequently moved [...]

Marguerite Van Boetzelaer

Marguerite has been a teacher of the Alexander Technique for over 15 years and is a member of the Society of teachers of the Alexander Technique. She has had her own successfull practice since 1993. She then finished her 3 year training in the Feldenkrais Method to further help people increase their awareness through Movement. [...]

Euan Nelson

Euan has gone back to New Zealand and much as we miss him we wish him well. He has returned to his home town where he is dedicating his energies to the pursuit of surfing 24/7. An opportunity arose out of the blue, to acquire Blitz Surf Shop and within a couple of weeks the [...]