Clinical Specialist musculoskeletal physiotherapists
What to expect from a physio consultation​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
Initial consultation
Step 1 - Listen
Let our physiotherapy specialists listen to you to build up a detailed picture of your injury and possible contributing factors
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Step 2 - Look
We look to assess not just your injury but associated strength and biomechanics
Step 3 - Diagnose
We make a diagnosis and work with you to design a treatment and rehab plan
Step 4 - Treat
We implement the plan, get you back to training / playing / working, and advise you on how to reduce the risk of it happening again.
If you choose the treatment option with your assessment we will do this in the session:
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massage
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hands-on therapy / manipulation
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rehab exercises
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acupuncture (coming soon)
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​Being injured also doesn't always mean the dreaded 'R' word... rest! There are usually plenty of alternative ways to keep fit and strong while looking after your injury. Our individualised rehab plans are NOT 'cut and paste' and instead take into account your specific injury and biomechanical needs and also, where necessary, the desire to sweat and 'let off steam' while you allow your injury to recover.​​​​​​​​​​​
What makes us clinical specialists?​​​​​​​​​​​​​
Masters Level Qualifications
Both Glynn and Steph hold BSc undergraduate degrees in Physiotherapy but also MSc Masters level degrees in Sports & Exercise Medicine (Steph) and Medical Ultrasound (Glynn)
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Military
Both Glynn and Steph worked as civilians for the British Military, Steph worked at the Officer training base RMA Sandhurst and national rehab centre DMRC Headley Court. Glynn was regional lead at RRU Alershot, and worked at DMRC Headley Court in complex trauma, and at PCRF Hererford - training base for the SAS
Professional Sports
Both Glynn and Steph have worked full-time in professional sports:
Steph - London Irish RFC
Glynn - Portsmouth FC
Steph & Glynn - London 2012 Olympics
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Private Clinics
Both Glynn and Steph have worked in private clinics in London and New Zealand. Steph still currently consults online to clients around the world as a leading specialist in sports injuries at sports-injury-physio.com, and achilles tendons at TreatMy Achilles.com
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NHS Advanced Specialists
Both Glynn and Steph have worked as Advanced Clinical Specialists (CMAT clinic) in the NHS, administering injections and ordering scans. Glynn is also one of the few in the whole region who is trained to deliver ultrasound-guided injections
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Diagnostic Ultrasound Scan
Glynn is also qualified and extremely experienced as a diagnostic sonographer and can offer scans to accurately diagnose muscle, tendon and joint injuries, hernias, rheumatological conditions, and can also pick out causes for lumps / bumps, swelling, DVT amongst many other conditions too
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Meet The Team
Steph Davies
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Chartered Physiotherapist
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BSc (Hons) MSc MCSP HCPC
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Steph is a specialist musculoskeletal physiotherapist, with a degree in Physiotherapy and a masters degree in Sports & Exercise Medicine. She is registered with the Health Care Professions Council and has over 20 years' experience in assessing, treating and rehabilitating musculoskeletal and sports injuries.
Steph has previously worked full-time in Premiership Rugby, with serving soldiers for the British Armed Forces, at the London Olympics and for various high level sports including basketball, tennis, football, running and triathlon. She also has extensive NHS and private practice experience as an advanced clinical specialist.
Over the years she has developed an in-depth knowledge of sports injury management and strong hands-on skills from dealing with acute injuries from the side of a pitch to end-stage and high level rehabilitation to return to athletes to top level sport.
Although she now rarely finds the time to play, she used to compete at an international level in tennis. These days she likes to keep fit by running and spends the rest of her time racing around after her two busy children.
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Glynn Davies
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Chartered Physiotherapist
BSc (Hons) MSc MCSP HCPC
Glynn is an Advanced Physiotherapy Practitioner with a degree in Physiotherapy and a Masters degree in Musculoskeletal Diagnostic Ultrasound. He is registered with the Health Care Professions Council and has over 20 years experience in musculoskeletal and sports injury management.
He worked for the NHS as an Advanced Practitioner, assessing and treating complex musculoskeletal injuries. This role also involves utilising diagnostic ultrasound both in a Physiotherapy and Radiology setting to enhance patient care.
Glynn’s primary area of interest is the assessment and treatment of musculoskeletal sports injuries. He strongly believes that an in-depth working knowledge of human anatomy is crucial to effective patient care.
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He has honed his skills through a number of years working for the British Armed Forces, working alongside some of the top Sports and Exercise Medicine Specialists. He previously worked in Premier League Football, elite level basketball, running and private practice, in London and New Zealand.
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He enjoys keeping fit, through a combination of running, strength training, managing a smallholding and spending time with Steph and their two active children.