MEET THE TEAM
David Baker
As a clinical specialist physiotherapist David has vast experience in treating a wide range of musculoskeletal problems.
Having worked for a number of years as an specialist Accident and Emergency based physiotherapist within a large London teaching hospital David has highly specialist training and keen interest in the diagnosis, treatment and management of acute and sub-acute soft tissue injuries and spinal disorders.
Trained to masters level David is able to offer a wide range of treatments and expert opinion of long term management of conditions.
“ Every patient is different and that’s what makes my job exciting and challenging ” explains David
Chris Myers
Since qualifying as a physiotherapist Chris has gained extensive experience in the treatment of sports injuries and musculoskeletal pain. His background is in the NHS (Clinical Specialist Musculoskeletal), professional sport (Tottenham Hotspur FC) and private practice. He is trained to Masters level in Sports Medicine and uses a variety of treatment techniques to get clients out of pain and back to full function.
“ I see so many different people in my work, each with their own unique problems. Whether it be a sport related problem or one that's occured as a result of their normal daily life, the satisfaction I get from working with the patient to identify and treat their injury so they can get back to what they want to be doing is what it's all about! ”
Eirian Rees
Eirian has gained extensive experience in musculoskeletal physiotherapy since graduating in 2000. The vast majority of his career has been spent in the private sector working in a busy sports injury and spinal clinic environment. This has allowed him to work alongside a broad spectrum of athletic abilities ranging from elite to amateur in addition to treating the regular everyday orthopaedic problems suffered by non-sportspeople. He hails from a rugby background and has worked with several teams from as far a field as Toronto, Canada, to South East London and Kent. When not at the Kentish Town clinic, Eirian still does some work for the NHS in a clinical specialist capacity taking responsibility for the training of newly qualified physiotherapists and students.
“ It’s a great feeling when you’ve worked with someone through their injury from beginning to end, seeing them back to full fitness so they can get on with things, be it on the professional sporting field or in everyday life ”
Stuart Wildman
Since qualifying from Southampton University, Stuart has continued to develop his knowledge with completion of an Orthopaedic Medicine Diploma, and now studying his Masters degree in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy.
Stuart has worked within the NHS and Private Practice, and has wide experience of musculoskeletal and sporting injuries.
“ I enjoy helping patients understand their condition through education and advice. Together we can then facilitate a return to function through an individually tailored treatment plan ”
Sarah Jagger
Since qualifying, Sarah has gained extensive experience, treating patients with a wide variety of acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions. She has a keen interest in Pilates based exercise therapy in the management of low back pain, and has experience of treating and advising patients with regards to hydrotherapy (pool based exercises). She also works for the NHS, being responsible for GP clinics, group classes and training other physiotherapists and students.
“ I enjoy the challenge of treating patients with a variety of injuries. Working with the patient so they understand their problem is very important. It is rewarding to be able to progress patients though rehabilitation, in order for them to return to sport or normal daily activities ”
