Cathy Rowlandson MCSP
Cathy qualified as a physiotherapist in 1972 at St. Mary’s Hospital Paddington.
She began her career specialising in treating handicapped children and spent a year doing VSO in Kenya in 1976.
She subsequently became interested in general ‘outpatient’ physiotherapy and sports medicine and began working at Wimbledon during the tennis tournament in 1982 and has been privileged to treat and advise the lady players in the tournament including all the finalists ever since then, and is highly respected by them for her expertise.
Through experience and study she has expanded her scope of practice to include acupuncture, Vega testing, mindbody energy healing and journey work, qualifying as a journey practitioner in 2001.
She treats all her patients as individuals and with her experience often combines these different modalities. Her eclectic approach is popular with those prefering a holistic model and her intuitive sensitivity solves many complex problems.
Alison Hull MCSP
Alison qualified in 1979 and worked in London teaching hospitals for 7 years to senior level in outpatients at St Marys , Paddington. Since then she has worked with Cathy Rowlandson, being part of the team at the opening of St Margarets clinic.
She has developed her career gaining a qualification in acupuncture in 1994 and is a member of the Acupuncture Association of Physiotherapists.
Mind, body and spirit incorporates the holistic approach of St Margarets clinic and her years of hands–on experience has allowed her to develop an emotional understanding of the body and its influence on our physical problems.
Alison believes physiotherapy has a vital role to play whatever your age or occupation, from athlete to the elderly.
Anne Kan MCSP
Anne qualified at Kings College Hospital London, remaining in the NHS for 9 years. She worked at 3 major London teaching hospitals including managing the Spinal Outpatient Department at St Marys Hospital Paddington.
She specialised in musculoskeletal and spinal conditions including repetitve strain injuries (RSI). She joined St Margarets Physiotherapy Clinic in 1992 and has also worked at the West London Athletic Stadium and the Vanderbilt Tennis Club.
She has studied and practices Naet techniques which desensitise allergic reactions to foods and pollutants.
Anne is a keen runner and has practised yoga for 9 years. She often incorporates her yoga experience and knowledge into her physiotherapy treatment. She believes understanding the mind, body and spirit connection can lead to a more complete rehabilitation.
Catherine Sutherland BSc MCSP
With a degree in physiotherapy which she complements with a degree in psychology, Catherine offers a well rounded approach to her treatments and rehabilitation of patients. She believes that in order to return a patient to fitness one must treat body and mind together. She takes a keen interest in sports injuries as well as treating backs and necks, also running a clinic at the Lensbury Club in Teddington.
Catherine has worked voluntarily in Australia, and with refugees in Tanzania and East Africa. She now volunteers with the elderly teaching a weekly exercise class and teaches parents the art of baby massage.
Then in her spare time she loves to play tennis, run and ski.
James Wellington MSc MCSP
James holds a Msc in Sports Physiotherapy. He has worked extensively within the NHS and private practice both in the UK and around Europe, treating a broad variety of patients. James has a special interest in all aspects of musculoskeletal dysfunction and sports medecine.
He has worked closely with athletes ranging from novice to professional and is currently working as the principal physiotherapist at the Circus Space in London treating acrobats and gymnasts.
James practices at St Margarets on Tuesday and Friday afternoons as weel as Satrday mornings.
Sabine Sharpley LCH MCPH MARH
Sabine qualified at the College of Homeopathy in London after 4 years of training and has been practising for 16 years, treating women, men, babies, children and teenagers. She has also done extensive post-graduate work in homeopathy, personal development and natural health.
Sabine brings compassion and understanding to her work and uses her experience to help people take control of their own health and lives, making recommendations in lifestyle where necessary to assist the treatment.
Lynne Phillips
Lynne graduated from the British School of Osteopathy in 2001 and is registered to practice with the General Osteopathic Council and is a member of the British Osteopathic Association. She is registered with most private insurance companies.
Lynne has an enthusiasm for spreading the message that osteopathy treats far more than backs, necks and peripheral joints. She enjoys, helping people with headaches, sinus or digestive problems, children with 'growing pains', expectant mothers and the elderly. She is especially interested in the effects of stress on our bodies, or repetitive strains from work or sport.
She is a firm believer in the founding principles of osteopathy - regarding the body as a completely integrated unit, including the emotional and spiritual spheres, rather than inter-related separate systems - and therefore takes a 'whole person' approach to treatment.
Deana Hudson
Deana was born and raised in New Zealand where she studied different forms of massage. She has a diploma in Body Therapies and has completed a post graduate course in Neuro Muscular Techniques (NMT). In 2007 she completed a certified Kinesio Taping course.
She now lives and works in London running her private practice. She also works for the Sony Ericsson Women’s Tennis Association (SEWTA) traveling throughout Europe treating the elite women players at each tournament and loves to see the difference massage makes.
Deana is committed to helping people improve their health and well being and easing or eradicating their pain.
Beth Thomas
Beth has studied at the School Thai Yoga Massage and practices at the clinic.
Beth is also part-time receptionist.
She has studied nutrition and is a great cook now running her own catering business.
Her ambition is to use all her skills together and one day set up a mountain retreat
Pam Grimes
Pam has been practice manager since 1994. She has worked in many medical practices and for a time worked in property management.
She is the mainstay of the clinic ensuring the smooth running of the practice.
