Jared, hales all the way from South Africa.

Jared  is a keen sports man, who  represented South Africa in hockey. Jared also loves to run, play tennis and padel and football. He understands the demands of high performance sport and the effect it has on your body.

Jared is an experienced physiotherapist in musculoskeletal conditions and sports injuries. He has a strong manual therapy approach and can incorporate acupuncture, sports taping and strength and conditioning rehabilitation to ensure you are rehabbed back to doing the things you love doing.

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An Experienced and Specialist Physiotherapist in complex scarring (from cancer, accidents both for recovery or end of life. I also welcome people after C Section, cardiothoracic surgery, new joints and accidents. Also providing home visits for post op and neurological clients Thorough assessment, specialist myofascial techniques and movement are often the basis of treatment with emphasis on optimising function through patient centred goals, explanation and motivation. Majority of work with breast, gynae, abdominal and head and neck surgery – which often affect peripheral joints and limbs also.

I have provided the exercise group for our local Parkinson’s Disease support group and Supervision for the physios at Freedom from Torture, where I have also worked as a physio.

I have been an active member of ACPOPC (Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Oncology and Palliative Care) since 1995.

39 years after I began to learn about physiotherapy, it is still a passion and joy to work, learn and teach to deepen and extend my service and understanding.

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Trevor has since gained an extensive background in Physiotherapy from working with athletes at all levels from disciplines such as gymnastics, triathlon and mixed martial arts. Trevor was also employed with Middlesbrough football club for 6 years with the academy and first team squad from 2007-2012.

Since leaving Middlesbrough FC Trevor has also worked with a variety of post surgical patients and those with chronic pain as well as screening patients to prevent the onset of injury. Trevor has gained vast experience in a variety of rehabilitation settings with different populations and he views this as a vital component in allowing the patient to take ownership over their treatment and long term progression.

Alongside working as a physiotherapist in clinical practice, Trevor is also currently employed as a lecturer in Physiotherapy at Teesside University. In addition to this, he has also published over 50 articles in relation to physiotherapy practice which allows him to continue his professional development and share his knowledge with others.

Trevor maintains his fitness in his spare time with a special interest in long distance swimming of which he has completed several marathon swims including the 11 mile windermere one way swim. He also enjoys hiking in the mountains, cycling and very much takes an interest in most sports. Trevor is very much a people person and likes to work with people of all ages and abilities to help them achieve their goals whatever they may be. When he isn’t at work, he enjoys spending time with his family being active and having fun.

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Penny specialises in sports injuries having worked in elite sport since 2002; with UK Athletics, British Swimming, British Rowing and the English Institute of Sport. Penny regularly travels the world to support the Great Britain Team and has worked at the Summer and Winter Paralympics (Turin 2006, Beijing 2008 and London 2012), the Rio 2016 test event, the Youth Olympics (Finland) the World University Games, World Athletics Championships, World Swimming Championships, Grand Prix events and European Championships. Penny has also worked on the World Grand Prix Circuit for World Superbikes, was Lead physiotherapist for Team GB Taekwondo and Lead Physio for British Paratriathlon. Penny was the Lead Physio for the Inaugral Invictus Games in 2014, Chief Physio at the World University Games in 2013. Penny is a Gold accredited member of the Association of Chartered physiotherapists in Sports and exercise medicine - an internationally recognised specialised group of physiotherapists working in sport. Penny is also an internationally certified Kinesio Tape Instructor. Bsc(Hons ) Physiotherapy. MSc (Advanced Clinical Practice) in Physiotherapy

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David was introduced to the Feldenkrais Method in 2004 on an Aikido course where he  observed a shoulder injury resolved in an easy gentle manner.  Intrigued he started attending lessons and workshops and then in 2016 an opportunity arose to join the Feldenkrais Teacher Training program in London. During the course David was a student representative on the Guild Committee and subsequently stayed on it for 2 years, taking the primary responsibility to organise and co-ordinate the annual Feldenkrais Awareness Week.  

David has been practising Aikido for 19 years, with more than 10 of those as a teacher.  The Feldenkrais Method has both improved and informed how he practises and teaches Aikido and his Aikido has improved his Feldenkrais skills.

David is a keen walker and hiker, a Walk Leader on Hartlepool Council Health Walks and he enjoys nothing better to study his fellow walkers gait and look at how they could improve it to make walking easier and more fun.

The Feldenkrais Method is a study of all aspects of movement including transitions from lying to sitting to standing and then from this into all manner of activities sporting or otherwise.  David has worked with all manner of aches and pains and how they can be improved by changing movement habits and using the whole body more efficiently.

As Moshe famously quoted, the Feldenkrais Method is about making the Impossible Possible, the Possible Easy and the Easy Elegant.

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