Physio2go

The clinic is located on the first floor accessed via a staircase (with handrails on both sides). For those patients unable to manage the stairs we have access to rooms in Parkbury Medical Centre (notice is required). Our physiotherapists are all highly trained and are experts in the assessment and treatment of all musculoskeletal injuries and conditions.

Mark qualified from Manchester Withington School of Physiotherapy in 1983. After working in hospital based practice in both the NHS and private sector, he established his private practice in St Albans Hertfordshire in 1990. Mark has a wealth of experience in treating sports injuries.

He has travelled extensively with international hockey teams (England Indoor, England U21, Wales Ladies) and club sides (St Albans) competing in European competitions.In his younger years Mark was a key member of national competition winning hockey sides. In recent years he has turned to golf, cycling and skiing for his recreational sport.

After a short break to have a family Fiona then worked at the Bupa Hospital Harpenden (now Spire Harpenden) for 6 years followed by 15 years in a private practice in Old Welwyn. During the last 28 years she has specialised in working with patients presenting with acute or chronic musculoskeletal conditions, joint surgery and trauma.

Susie worked in St Albans in sports development, as a swimming teacher and later got the chance to work as a generic therapy assistant in cardiac rehabilitation & neurology. She won a place as a mature physiotherapy student at Hertfordshire University, and has continued developing her skills training in Pilates & acupuncture.

Rachel qualified in 1986 with a BSc Honours degree in physiotherapy from the Royal London Hospital. She worked in London, Canada and Germany before moving to Hertfordshire in 1996, and has over 25 years of experience working in hospital, private practice and the community.

Rachel specialises in the treatment of musculoskeletal conditions, and also has a particular interest in neurological conditions and their treatment, particularly in a community setting.I believe that every person should be treated as an individual. Accurate assessment and tailored treatment, particularly aiming towards daily function at the appropriate level, and guidance on an ongoing personal exercise programme will optimise recovery.