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She has experience in neurological, pulmonary and paediatric rehabilitation, trauma and orthopaedic inpatients as well as sports rehabilitation and musculoskeletal rehabilitation. By exploring many areas to treat, this led her to specialising in musculoskeletal rehabilitation.

Nehir has a special interest in neck, lower back and knee injuries. She uses high-quality neuromusculoskeletal assessment skills to develop patient-focused management plans. She likes using manual therapy as well as strength and conditioning programmes to help her patients achieve their therapy goals and increase their quality of life.

Nehir then developed an interest in Pilates and wanted to implement the practice in a clinical setting. She went on to complete her Mat Pilates qualification, and has since incorporated this practice into treating musculoskeletal injuries.

She also has a keen interest in Latin dancing, using it to help her to understand how the body & mind connects. She has helped many dancers in her community from preventing injuries, to allowing them to return to dance following acute or chronic musculoskeletal injuries and enhancing dancing performance.

In her free time, you will find Nehir taking Latin dancing classes, going to the gym or cooking healthy recipes.

Her knowledge about the influence of a healthy lifestyle was furthered during her studies of Sport and Exercise Science and a masters in Sports Therapy. She learnt about the effects of nutrition on the body’s systems and also the preventive mechanisms of illness and injury that exercise possesses.

Martha’s experiences treating injured patients during her Sports Therapy placement, and from becoming injured herself, means she understands the debilitating effects that injury and illness can have and therefore the importance of good rehabilitation and consistency. From working with many people, often with the same injury, she recognises that every person is unique and requires their own rehabilitation plan. She enjoys working with people to improve their quality of life and assist them to achieve their goals.

Martha believes that exercise improves day to day productivity and state of mind. She attributes her organisational and driven nature to balancing both work and exercise.

In her free time, Martha continues to play hockey and also enjoys running in parks around London and cooking healthy dishes.

While still in college Joana volunteered to work as a physiotherapist apprentice in different sports settings: Football with adults; Gymnastics with teenagers; and Handball with adults and teenagers. She continued to work with these groups after her graduation. These experiences provided her the opportunity to deal with complex injuries and to work with people of all ages right from the beginning of her career.

Joana moved to the UK at the end of 2016, where she studied dry needling and acupuncture. She has worked in a private physiotherapy setting and continued to maintain a full case load of clients with musculoskeletal injuries. In her time in the UK she has seen an increasing number of patients with chronic lower back pain, for which she developed special interest alongside her sports injury speciality.

Her goal is to use her skills and experience to educate and increase understanding of injuries/conditions. With this groundwork, she will work with her clients to build up a treatment plan that is highly customised and in line with your goals. Through dry needling, exercise and manual therapy, Joana will be able to provide her clents the resolution of their conditions as well means to avoid or prevent injury reoccurrence.

On her free time Joana enjoys Hiking, bouldering, camping… and building Lego!