Our Team

With our therapist support you’ll be back to your physical best as soon as possible.

Our professionally qualified team of chartered physiotherapists work with you to ensure you have the best opportunity for long-term wellness and fitness.

Jadwiga (Jaz) Siuda

Clinical Director &
Senior Physiotherapist

Zak Rudman

Physiotherapist

Daniel Griffin

Chartered Physiotherapist

Ramdhas Ramakrishnan

Chartered Physiotherapist

Alan Davey

Sports Massage Therapist

Dante Harris

Physiotherapist

I qualified as a Chartered Physiotherapist in 2010, having completed my BSc (Hons) degree at Salford University. I have gained broad experience within the National Health Service having worked in Orthopaedics, Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Outpatients and within Women’s Health Physiotherapy. In addition, for over six years I have been running the Therapy First Physiotherapy practice, managing patients with a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, sports and occupational injuries as well as women’s health conditions. I also undertake medico-legal case work from solicitors and medico-legal agencies.

From early childhood, I have suffered from a curvature of the spine, known as scoliosis. I have had regular physiotherapy treatment that has enabled me to minimise the damage in my spine and has equipped me with self-management strategies. This is one of the main reasons why I became a physiotherapist: I found physiotherapy and long-term tailored home exercises extremely effective and wanted to help people with similar conditions to mine. In my practice, I strive to assist clients to achieve their physical potential through manual treatment, postural and movement re-education as well as tailored home-exercise programmes.

Additional qualification in Sports Massage has allowed me to greatly improve my manual skills, which I believe is invaluable if one wants to be a good physical therapist. In 2012, a qualification gained in Acupuncture, has been an important addition to my skills.

In 2011, I qualified as a MODIFIED PILATES teacher through the Australian Physiotherapy & Pilates Institute (APPI), the only Pilates institute in Europe founded and directed by fully qualified physiotherapists. The modified Pilates method taught by the Institute is a reliable way to exercise, aimed at people of all ages and levels of fitness, those with chronic conditions such as arthritis or those who suffered musculoskeletal injuries as well as pregnant women. I also find inspiration from Callan Pinckney`s fitness regime–Callanetics–based on isometric exercise.

My physiotherapy background and knowledge of anatomy and physiology, combined with extensive training in remedial and rehabilitation exercises, enables me to tailor my treatment methods to an individual’s needs and within the abilities of my clients. As a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, I continue my personal development and education through specialist workshops and courses.

I have also recently trained in a revolutionary method of exercise known as HYPOPRESSIVES. It is a series of breathing exercises and yoga postures that work on the intrinsic (involuntary) core muscles and can dramatically improve your posture and have proven to help with diastasis recti post pregnancy, pelvic organ prolapse, incontinence or other bladder issues, back pain as well as problems such as snoring or anxiety. If you would like to find out more about how this training can help you, please do get in touch.

I qualified as a physiotherapist from Leeds Beckett University, achieving a first class honours and two dean prize awards for excellence in physiotherapy. Since then I have held multiple positions within the National Health Service across all major disciplines; Musculoskeletal (MSK), Neurological & Respiratory. I have also held senior private musculoskeletal positions, offering a wide range of services and enabling my patients to become pain free and confident in fearless movement.

I am currently actively working in the NHS as well as privately. My knowledge around physiotherapy and services has been recognised at a national level and I am a part of the national clinical expert reading register for the NHS England New Hospital Program. Something I take great pride in being a part of.

Within my private work I have advanced and widen my skill base to areas which are not always accessible in the NHS, my method of combining manual therapy and treatment modalities with that of coaching, education and personalised exercise prescription has achieved great results.

I am lucky to have an interest in all areas which physiotherapy covers. I use a person centred and holistic approach when treating MSK conditions, really find out what is important to my patients and offer everything I can to enable that to be achieved. No matter the issue at hand; sports injuries, rehabilitation, diagnostic assessment, lower back pain and much more, I will be more than happy to help anyone feel confident in movement and work towards getting the results they desire.

I am invested in delivering the best for my patients. Focusing on the real underlying cause of the problem along with addressing symptom relief, empowering my patients to take control of their health issues, enabling them to get back doing what they love and enjoy.

In 2023, I graduated from a Dutch University with a First Class Honours in Physiotherapy. During my studies I gained extensive experience working with high level weightlifters and track athletes, which has given me a solid foundation in sports-related injuries.

Currently, I balance my time between private practice and the NHS, where I treat a diverse range of musculoskeletal conditions. As a CrossFit athlete myself, I understand the mental and physical challenges that come with injuries.

I believe in an evidence-based, tailored approach to physiotherapy and am confident that I can help you achieve your health and fitness goals. Whether your injury is affecting your sport, occupation, or daily life, I look forward to supporting you on your journey to recovery.

I qualified as a physiotherapist in India and bring with me nearly 23 years of clinical experience, including over 19 years working in reputable institutions in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Throughout my career, I have demonstrated a strong commitment to patient-centered care, playing a key role in shifting physiotherapy practices toward more dynamic and evidence-based approaches that enhance patient recovery.

I have developed exceptional skills and a deep passion for a wide range of therapies, including pain management, neuromuscular assessments, and stroke rehabilitation. Additionally, I have received advanced training and certification in specialised techniques such as osteopathy, manual therapy, dry needling, myofascial release, Mulligan techniques, kinesio taping, neurodevelopmental therapy, sports massage, relaxation massage, and lymphatic drainage.

Currently working with the NHS, I am well-versed in adhering to all relevant guidelines and best practices. I employ a variety of hands-on techniques to address physical impairments and collaborate closely with my patients to develop individualised treatment plans based on comprehensive assessments and evidence-based practices.

With strong clinical reasoning skills and a passion for helping individuals recover from musculoskeletal conditions, I am dedicated to guiding patients toward a pain-free, active lifestyle, empowering them to regain control over their physical health.

I am a qualified sports massage therapist who has a great passion in all aspects of high performance and recovery. I am also qualified in myofascial cupping therapy, which is a technique involving the use of suction cups to create a vacuum over specific areas of the skin. Some benefits include increased blood flow to the area and stress relief. It is the ultimate relaxing experience! Book in and come find out!

I am Irish and currently a second-year physiotherapy student at the University of Salford. I also obtained a first-class honours in Health Science & Physiology prior to moving to Manchester to pursue my dream of becoming a physiotherapist. In addition I am a qualified fitness instructor. Some of my experiences include working with Salford Red Devils on a student placement and working with Manchester Futsal club as a sports massage therapist. I have also worked with multiple GAA teams and athletes back in Ireland.

My interest in physiotherapy stemmed from being deeply involved in playing elite sport in Ireland. I have always been in awe of the way the body works and I hope to specialise in musculoskeletal physiotherapy once I qualify. To enhance recovery, a massage is a perfect way to unwind, whether you are in need of releasing some tension due to a stressful job or are in the middle of preparing for a big competition. A sports massage is a perfect way to help you achieve such goals.

A sports massage is not just for sports people! Whether you work a 9-5 in an office, are in construction or whatever you do, you can certainly benefit from a sports massage. Whether it is tight stiff shoulders, troublesome calves or an overall MOT, I am sure I can do my best to help!

I am very passionate about health and fitness. I love GAA & football and love to watch some Aussie Rules. I look forward to meeting you all and making you feel your best!

I am a recently graduated Physiotherapist from UcLan.

I completed my Pre-registration Master’s in Physiotherapy with over 1,000 hours of clinical placements across various specialities, including Musculoskeletal, Acute Respiratory, Community Neuro, Hydrotherapy, and Pain Management.

With a Bachelor’s degree in Sports Science and a focus on Strength and Conditioning, I have experience in designing tailored training programs for a variety of individuals. I also have completed an internship at the Manchester United AON training complex working with the academy players.

My passion for physiotherapy began with my own sporting injuries, particularly from my experiences in Basketball whilst playing at a national and regional level, as well as American football and boxing. The frustration of not understanding how to improve myself with the combination of wishing to help family drove me to pursue this field, and I now apply my inquisitive mindset to constantly research and expand my skillset.

I believe in delivering the best person-centred care, recognizing that pain may be invisible but undeniably real. Each individual’s needs are unique, and my goal is to provide a premium service that optimises health and recovery for everyone, no matter the issue. With a strong sense of ethics and morals, I’m committed to making a meaningful impact, with an emphasis on ethnically minoritized communities, ensuring everyone has access to quality care and the support they deserve.