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Specialises in

• Hand therapy

• Musculoskeletal

About me

Simon graduated with honours in Physiotherapy in 1996 from King’s College University, London. Subsequently he worked at the Royal Free Hospital, London for 2 years where he began his specialisation in outpatient physiotherapy (spinal pain/dysfunction; joint problems and other musculoskeletal injuries including sports injuries). He then worked in the private sector at the Princess Grace Hospital for 6 years. During this time he began his progression to becoming a Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist as well as gaining further post graduate qualifications in Sports Physiotherapy from the Manchester Metropolitan University. He also furthered an interest in analysing movement patterns and coaching of enhanced motor control with formal training (Kinetic Control).

After a career break travelling around the world, with further post graduate training he became a Clinical Specialist and eventually a Clinical Director at Back in Action UK, London. He completed an MSc. in Neuromusculoskeletal Physiotherapy, with merit, at Keele University in 2013. This qualification also elevated him to being a Kinetic Control Movement Therapist. During his time he worked with more clients without traditional physiotherapy problems but who required specific fitness or health and wellbeing coaching. He also treated more complex rehabilitation clients and those with chronic pain. His post graduate training (other than his formal University qualifications) reflected this alteration to his client group with training on diet, hydration, refuelling/rehydration, strength and power training, cognitive behavioural therapy, endurance training and the psychology of athletic performance.
Simon started his own business, Super Fit, offering high quality physiotherapy (and personal training) in 2017. His niche areas are treating those clients who require long term rehabilitation, those who experience recurrent injuries, those who have had failed treatment thus far as well as sports injuries and occupational spinal problems.

Areas of interest

Musculoskeletal physiotherapy; sports injuries; long term rehabilitation; performance coaching; chronic pain; motor control of movement dysfunction.