About Us

Jack qualified as a Chartered Physiotherapist in 2010. He has worked in private practice for over 9 years and also works as an Advanced Physiotherapy Practitioner at Poole Hospital. Jack has a special interest in Rheumatology, Fracture Management and Sports Injuries.

Jack has a young family which certainly keeps him busy and he enjoys cycling and reading in his own time.

Gina qualified as a physiotherapist at Kings College London in 2002 and has been working with people with neurological impairments for the past 15 years. She has worked in a wide variety of hospitals and clinics, covering a broad range of neurological conditions, including MS, Parkinson’s disease and stroke.

Her physiotherapy specialism is functional electrical stimulation (FES) and she is also trained in high intensity exercise for Parkinson’s disease. She also teaches Pilates (including ante and post-natal and for neurological conditions) and is in the process of completing her MSc in Advancing Physiotherapy Practice. She has two children and loves skiing, climbing and all things beach-related!

Louella graduated from the renowned College of Integrated Chinese Medicine (Reading) with a first class BSc Hons degree. Having studied both Five Element Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) she offers an integrated approach to treatment.

Five Element acupuncture addresses the patient’s deepest constitutional imbalance with an emphasis on treating at an emotional or ‘spirit’ level; whilst TCM treats at a more physical level and addresses a range of illnesses. This combination of treatment styles allows clients to be treated holistically; taking account of wider aspects of a patient’s health and well-being; treating not only the main complaint, but to also identify and address underlying causes, and related symptoms. Louella has a passionate belief in keeping the body, mind and spirit functioning optimally before it becomes unbalanced, by supporting emotional harmony. The Five Element approach in particular focuses on this aspect.

Previously, Louella worked for 14 years in the NHS as a Physiotherapist practising in both inpatients and outpatients, with a special interest in women’s health and paediatrics and latterly as a Specialist Respiratory Physiotherapist in Cystic Fibrosis for 8 years.

Louella enjoys her ‘downtime’ competing for GB Age Group in both Duathlon and Triathlon and became World Champion in May. It was competing at this level that first opened her eyes to the benefits of acupuncture and its ancillary techniques including cupping, moxabustion, gua sha and electro acupuncture, all helping to keep her ‘match-fit’!

Louella volunteers on Tuesday mornings at the Wessex Cancer Support Centre (Bournemouth). Acupuncture has been beneficial in treating common side effects including pain, nausea, neuropathy, insomnia and emotional issues. 

Nicki retrained as a personal trainer in 2013 after working in various roles in catering and the ticketing industry. Working as a personal trainer was always a passion and it took a redundancy to take the plunge to retrain. She’s never looked back and enjoys working with a variety of clients helping them to move better and feel more confident in their bodies.

In 2018 she qualified as a level 5 sports and remedial massage therapist to complement the work she does working with peoples bodies.

Her clients include runners, cyclist, yogis, desk based workers to climbers, strong men/women and has extensive knowledge and experience of working with Pre and postnatal clients.

With a great understanding of the pre and postnatal journey she combines her PT knowledge with her massage skills to help ease aches and pains that arise throughout pregnancy and postnatally. Working with post caesarian section scars to help scar recovery and restore connectivity with the tissue around the scar.

Nicki uses a variety of techniques including muscle energy technique, trigger point therapy, soft tissue therapy and muscle release. She is also able to offer exercises and stretches to complement the treatment and bring ease into your life out of the treatment room.

Outside of the treatment room Nicki can be found running on the coast path with her dog, chilling on the beach or out climbing mountains and having adventures.

Maz is a sport rehabilitation and massage therapist accredited by BASRaT (British Association of Sport Rehabilitators). Complementing her passion of treating people from a therapy viewpoint, she is also the lead Strength & Conditioning (S&C) coach for one of the LTA’s top national youth tennis performance programmes. This role includes designing athletes’ gym programmes, analysing fitness test results and performing physical screenings to look at optimal biomechanics.

Maz has been working in the health and fitness industry for over 25 years. Her journey started off in 1997 with a Sport Science degree in Exeter, after which she went onto study a post-graduate in Sport Rehabilitation in Twickenham. Following this, she worked in London doing a mixture of personal training, sport rehab therapy, massage and pitch-side response in rugby.

In 2004, Maz moved from London to Poole where she started her interest into S&C. In 2009, she gained her UKSCA (UK Strength & Conditioning Association) accreditation. Due to her wide background in S&C and sport rehabilitation, Maz’s sports massage sessions may involve different strategies to achieve your desired outcome, such as conventional massage, muscle energy techniques, soft tissue release, stretching and exercise advice.

In her free time, Maz loves to spend time with her family, seeing friends, going to the beach, playing netball, dancing, singing, cycling, running and gardening.

Sophia, a qualified Personal Performance Coach works with individuals and groups to achieve clarity, direction and achievement of their desired goals. She has successfully worked with clients on goals around Health, Fitness, Work-life balance, Mindset, Communication, Confidence and Career Progression. Sophia’s previous career in Secondary Education and then Teacher training developed her empathic and supportive approach to working with people from all backgrounds. She helps clients to ‘live their best lives’ by providing an open, non- judgemental space, whereby the gaps between where they are now and where they want to be can be identified. By identifying where growth is required, discussing obstacles, setting clear next steps and holding accountability, clients will achieve their most desired goals.

Sophia is able to work with clients face to face or remotely, via zoom. See website for more details www.sophiafityancoaching.co.uk

With over 15 years’ experience working in the NHS and the past 6 years specialising in sports nutrition, I bring a wealth of knowledge to help clients improve their health and performance through evidence-based dietary strategies. I hold a BSc Honours degree in Dietetics, with additional specialist training in behaviour change techniques and insulin pump therapy.

My clinical background spans both paediatric and adult settings, with particular expertise in gastrointestinal health, weight management, and most recently, diabetes care. Whether you're managing a medical condition, training for a sporting event, or simply looking to feel your best, I take a practical, holistic approach to support lasting, meaningful change.

Outside of work, I balance my passion for running, swimming, and cycling with the lively chaos of family life—raising twin three-year-old boys and a six-year-old daughter. My goal is always to work collaboratively with clients, offering realistic, personalised advice that’s grounded in science and tailored to your lifestyle.

With a love and appreciation for sport, healthy living and the great outdoors, John's great passion is helping other people pursue their individual interests and achieve their own goals whatever it may be.

John qualified from Cardiff University as a Chartered Physiotherapist in 2009. After working in the National Health Service he moved to Perth, Australia for 3 years gaining invaluable experience in a prestigious practice, specialising in the management of musculoskeletal and sports related injuries. On return, John for many years combined working as Physiotherapist to the Northern Ireland U19 football team and working locally for a well established practice. 

Ellie graduated with a First Class Honours in Physiotherapy from the University of Hertfordshire. Following qualification, she worked both in the community and the acute hospital setting across Hertfordshire, with specific focus on trauma and orthopaedics. 

Originally from the South Coast, Ellie returned home after time away, drawn back by the lifestyle and community. Since then, she has continued to build her clinical experience across a range of settings, developing a strong interest in musculoskeletal injuries and rehabilitation.

Alongside her clinical work Ellie has provided pitch-side and rehabilitation support to club level rugby teams both in Hertfordshire and on the South coast a role she still continues to enjoy.