Ewan is a Specialised Physiotherapist registered with the HCPC and CSP. Since qualifying from Plymouth University in 2019, he has built an extensive clinical background in the NHS and private sector, specialising early in outpatient musculoskeletal care.

Ewan’s primary clinical focus is post-surgical rehabilitation. He is passionate about bridging the gap between surgery and a full return to function, using evidence-based exercise prescription to help patients regain their independence and athletic performance.

Outside of the clinic, Ewan is a dedicated endurance athlete and a member of Kenilworth Runners. Having conquered the London Marathon and with a 100km ultramarathon on the horizon, he intimately understands the frustrations of injury during a training block. Ewan enjoys translating his personal experience with high-volume training into practical, resilient recovery strategies for his patients, ensuring they stay strong and injury-free.

Rajvi is a highly skilled Specialist Physiotherapist registered with the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) and the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy from India and completed her Master’s in Musculoskeletal (MSK) Physiotherapy at Sheffield Hallam University in 2017.

With experience across both private practice and NHS settings, Rajvi treats a wide range of musculoskeletal and joint conditions. Her clinical approach combines hands-on techniques — including massage therapy — with personalised exercise programs and patient education, helping individuals recover effectively and maintain long-term physical health. She is also experienced in post-operative rehabilitation, guiding patients through recovery to regain mobility, strength, and confidence after surgery.

Over the past four years, Rajvi has developed a strong focus in oncology physiotherapy. She works closely with individuals undergoing or recovering from cancer treatment, helping them manage side effects through a holistic approach that integrates movement, education, and continuous support. She is also certified in scar massage therapy, which helps improve mobility in areas affected by surgical or radiation-related scarring.

Recently relocated to the West Midlands, Rajvi continues to support patients on their journey toward better movement, strength, and overall well-being. Her passion lies in empowering people to return to the activities that matter most — whether it’s work, hobbies, or everyday life.

Beyond her professional work, Rajvi enjoys countryside walks, long drives, playing badminton, cooking, and is fluent in four languages — allowing her to connect with a diverse range of clients and communities.

Charlotte recently completed her Master’s in Physiotherapy at Coventry University. She has a background in Sports Therapy, with four years’ experience working at Kenilworth Rugby Club alongside both the senior men’s and women’s teams. She is registered with the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) and the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC).

She is excited to bring her experience from sporting environments into her physiotherapy career, supporting a wide range of people in getting back to what matters most to them.

Charlotte is passionate about delivering patient-centred, evidence-based care, with a focus on long-term functional outcomes, helping individuals return not only to sport but also to everyday life with confidence.

As someone who is very active herself, currently training for a half marathon and her second marathon, she understands the physical and mental demands of training and competition. Having experienced injury and rehabilitation personally, she appreciates how important it is to feel strong, capable, and at one’s best. She enjoys using that insight to help others recover, progress, and achieve their goals.

Gabriel is a Chartered Physiotherapist registered with the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists (CSP) and the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC).He graduated from the University of Worcester in 2025, gaining experience across a wide range of clinical settings including musculoskeletal outpatients, orthopaedics, neurology, elderly care, and learning disability services. This diverse training helped him develop a well-rounded, adaptable approach to rehabilitation.

Since qualifying, Gabriel has been working in sports settings with the Warwick Institute of Sport and Coventry Godiva Athletics Club, providing physiotherapy support to athletes across multiple disciplines. He has a particular interest in working with young and developing athletes, supporting injury management, performance development, and long-term athletic progression. He is also in the process of becoming a coach/physiotherapist at Leamington Athletics Academy.

Gabriel has a strong personal sporting background. He has competed in academy and county-level rugby, represented at national level in athletics, and holds a black belt in karate. He continues to participate in rugby, athletics, and karate, giving him first-hand insight into the physical and psychological demands of training and competition.

Combining his clinical training with his sporting experience, Gabriel is passionate about delivering effective, evidence-based rehabilitation that helps athletes and active individuals return to sport stronger, more resilient, and performing at their best.

Bethan is a fully qualified Sports Massage Therapist passionate about supporting individuals through injury recovery, achieving their personal goals, and living pain-free.

With a background in physically demanding environments, including managing an alpine teahouse in the Canadian Rockies and a backcountry ski lodge accessible only by ski touring, Bethan brings a unique perspective to her practice. She has also worked as a professional musician and currently balances her time between teaching music at a secondary school and offering sports massage therapy.

Bethan’s personal experience with sporting injuries and post-surgical recovery has given her a deeper understanding of the emotional and physical challenges that each client faces. A keen road cyclist, skier, and hiker, she enjoys exploring both the UK and abroad, often with her van as her base for adventure.

Anna is specialised Paediatric Physiotherapist, registered with the CSP (Chartered Society of Physiotherapy), HCPC (Health Care professions Council), and APCP (Association of Paediatric Chartered Physiotherapists). She qualified in 2003 from Brunel University. Since then Anna has gained knowledge and experience working for the NHS, initially in London before relocating to the Midlands. Anna chose to specialise working with children a few years into her career after discovering her passion for helping children achieve and fulfil their maximum physical potential in life.

Anna has been specialised in Paediatrics for 13 years. Anna continues to work part time within the NHS, at University Hospital Coventry and Warwickshire. She works as part of the CGAL (Coventry Gait Analysis Laboratory) team, providing specialised assessment and gait analysis to children and young adults with walking difficulties. Anna works closely alongside Orthopaedic Consultants and Orthotists, to provide individualised recommendations and treatment plans.

Anna has experience working with children of all ages, with a variety of conditions of a neurological and musculoskeletal nature. Anna specialises in treating children with Cerebral Palsy, assessing and working closely with the child and family to set goals, and providing bespoke treatment plans to achieve these. Anna also specialises in assessing and treating children with walking (gait) difficulties and abnormalities.

Outside of work Anna is kept busy with mum duties and trains regularly with the team at Peak Fitness, alongside running, to keep fit and maintain a healthy work life balance.

Jon is a Specialised Physiotherapist registered with the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists (CSP), and Health Care Professions Council (HCPC). Jon qualified in 2008, from York St John’s University. Since then Jon has worked extensively in the outpatient setting, in both the NHS and private practice. He has worked with muscular and joint related problems, across a variety of ages (6-90 years).

Jon has held the position of Head of Sports Science and Medicine at Coventry City Academy, where he led a team focused on training management, strength and conditioning, injury prevention and surgical rehabilitation, of the young players. Jon worked closely with local consultants and the fitness team to ensure the players reached their full potential.

Jon has spent the last 7 years specialising in sports related injuries, with a particular focus on endurance athletes. More recently Jon has started working with age group triathletes, who represent Team GB and main stage national events. Jon also supports Team GB para-athletes on the talent ID scheme.

Jon has worked in the health and fitness industry for the last 16 years and uses his extensive knowledge of sports and performance to provide fast and effective rehabilitation to athletes of all levels and capabilities.

Outside of work Jon participates in events from Ironman to ultra-marathons, and utilises this personal insight and knowledge to help tailor bespoke treatment plans too enable success.