Sandy Johal-Gill
(Senior Physiotherapist)
HCPC No: PH63137 CSP No: 67097
Once Sandy qualified in 2002 from the University of East London, she started working at Derby Hospitals Foundation Trust in 2002 where she worked as a junior physiotherapist. She then progressed to a senior physiotherapist in 2005.
Whilst working in the NHS, Sandy undertook numerous training from specialists and seniors and attended numerous additional qualifying courses in such therapies as acupuncture, manipulations, dynamic stability for the body, ergonomics and complex injuries. Sandy worked in lower limb rehabilitation for three years making her knowledge on lower limb injuries and post op care extensive.
Sandy also undertook work in private practice in 2004 part-time as well as working in the NHS in order to gain extensive knowledge in sporting injuries. Her experience was furthered by from working at Virgin Active in Derby and Sheffield. She became a full time physiotherapist and a clinical manager at PhysioDirect Sherwood Ltd in 2008 treating whiplash injuries, sports injuries and NHS patients (with a variety of conditions).
What Sandy noticed over the years was the lack of community physiotherapy for patients and long waiting lists for that service. This meant that patients with mobility restrictions, injuries and medical conditions were unable to attend physiotherapy clinics. This where is her passion arose for trying to meet patients’ needs at their homes and offers this service in the Nottingham and Derby area.
Sandy has a great personality and is a wonderful physiotherapist – it’s well worth a visit to her if you need a physiotherapist, and her amazing positive outlook is a true asset to any treatment she provides.
Terry Ullathorne
(Senior Physiotherapist)
HCPC No. PH32612 CSP No. 043100
Terry qualified as a Chartered Physiotherapist in 1984. He now has 34 years experience. In that time Tony has attended many post-graduate courses and he was a Clinical Supervisor on the Sheffield Hallam University Post-Registration Combined Manipulation Course.
He has worked for many years in the Public Hospital sector specialising in treating neuro-musculoskeletal conditions both in the United Kingdom and in New Zealand. Tony is a credentialed McKenzie Institute member.
He has been working in the private sector for the past 7 years.
Tony is a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, the acupuncture association of chartered physiotherapists, PhysioFirst and HCPC registered. therapies offered:
Exercise prescription, Advice and Rehabilitation, Spinal and peripheral mobilisation, Spinal manipulation, Movement with Mobilisation techniques, Taping, Acupuncture, Electrotherapy with particular emphasis on Non Invasive Neurostimulation using the Inter X technology, Laser,Lumbar stability exercises, Soft tissue massage.
Patient Message: Tony believe’s that no one should live a life in pain or discomfort. He has spent the last 33 years of his working life in trying to alleviate patient’s suffering through exercise, mobilisation and manipulation and various electrotherapeutic modalities. The introduction of Non Invasive Neuro Stimulation using the Inter-X- Therapy device has been a revelation to Tony and improves the lives of his patients and makes his job satisfaction so much greater!
Louise Sarah Murphy
(Sports Therapist)
Dip RM (MSM) Adv Dip MT (MSM) Adv Dip Sports Massage Injury & Rehabilitation Fitness Trainer award Premier Global.
Louise started her career in Massage Therapy in 2001 at the Midland School of Massage and Manipulative therapy (MSM) and gained Diplomas in Remedial Massage, Manipulative therapy and Sports Massage Injury and Rehabilitation.
Louise strongly believes massage is a wonderful technique that can help in lots of different ways to improve a personal physical and emotional well-being. Louise has worked for many years with Triathletes to treat and prevent their injuries using massage as well as giving advice on exercises to increase flexibility and strengthen their bodies.
She also enjoys using massage for relaxation and stress relief. Tension can very easily build up from work related problems e.g. poor posture at a computer, increasing workloads etc and massage can very quickly restore calm and balance.
Louise also incorporates pressure points, stretching, gentle massage, mobilisations, heat/cold therapy and home care advice to ease off muscular tension and pain.
Louise also qualified as a Zero Balancer in 2007. This is a type of manual therapy devised by Frederick Smith, MD, a doctor of osteopathy and medicine in the 1970s. Recent studies into the effects of Zero Balancing have shown high reduction of stress, anxiety and tension.
Including all the above Louise also runs 2 Tai Chi classes weekly for arthritis and falls prevention.
