Hi, I am Tiffany. I graduated with a MSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy at the University of Huddersfield in 2009. As a qualified practitioner, I gained invaluable experience working in the Kirklees NHS Primary Care Trust within the musculoskeletal service and intermediate care. I then went on to join Physio and Health Matters in December 2009. I am strongly committed to a lifelong learning approach and have recently completed an MSc in Rehabilitation at the University of Nottingham.

I emigrated from Hong Kong at the age of eleven. With a Chinese cultural background I have always been fascinated by the ancient theories of traditional Chinese medicine and how they have been adapted by the Western culture. I am a qualified AACP Acupuncturist and a qualified APPI Pilates Instructor having run Clinical Modified and CV Pilates classes for the clinic for the past 3 years.

I am a keen sports woman who enjoys all kinds of sport, especially badminton and I regularly represent my local badminton team competing in tournaments. I use sport as a form of release to collect my thoughts and feel that this is important to help me to maintain a good work life balance.

Hi I’m Raj. After completing my degree in Sports Science from Liverpool John Moores University in 2009, I decided to a pursue a career in physiotherapy. In July 2012 I qualified from the University of Coventry with BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy.

Since qualifying I have worked with the team here at Physio and Health Matters, who have helped me develop my skills as a neuro-muscular practitioner. I have particular interest in sports injuries and neurological rehabilitation.

I’m a keen participant in many sports, particularly athletics, football and martial arts. I’m also a keen bhangra dancer (Indian Folk dance) and have competed in numerous competitions and dance shows across Europe.

Hi I’m Neil, I graduated from Durham School of Podiatric Medicine in 1999 with a BSc (Hons) in Podiatry. Since this time I’ve worked both in the NHS and private practice gaining invaluable experience in the treatment of conditions affecting the lower limb. I have extensive clinical experience in all aspects of podiatry but my passion lies with the treatment of sports injury and biomechanical dysfunction and the merits of foot orthotics to aid rehabilitation and prevent injury.

I currently work in the NHS as an Extended Scope Practitioner for Birmingham Community Health, Musculoskeletal Services. I have trained in acupuncture, injection therapy and diagnostic imaging. I’m committed to lifelong learning and continual professional development, but also have to keep up to date with the extensive training required by the NHS.

Most of my spare time is taken up with my two children but whenever I can, I go to the gym and enjoy weight-training and spin classes. I enjoy running and taking part in 10k obstacle/mud run challenges.

Hi, I’m Joanne and I have a Centralia Reflexology Mastership (incorporating Agored Cymru units at level 5), which is recognised as the highest level obtainable in reflexology today. I have also continued to expand my knowledge and skills base to include sub fertility and maternity techniques, palliative care, reflexology lymphatic drainage and also hand and auricular (ear) reflexology.
I am a member of Professional Reflexology (PRM) and Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC), both of which ensure my high level of training and ethics.

I am passionate about the power of the hands-on treatment of reflexology. I first discovered it to help alleviate my own health issues which I suffered from by working in a stressful corporate environment for 15 years. Having experienced the benefits for myself, I retrained as a clinical reflexologist, as I wanted to help other people enjoy holistic health and well-being through this great and effective treatment.

The principle of reflexology is that your body is mapped out on your feet, and also your hands and ears. It works on applying pressure to ‘reflex’ points which correspond to the systems, organs and glands of the body. This helps the body achieve its own natural balance, as well as helping you feel relaxed and refreshed.

In this busy world which we all enjoy, I feel strongly that we need to look after ourselves more through mind, body and spirit. Taking time out to listen to your body and giving it time to balance and recharge is extremely important and something which reflexology is brilliant at helping you to achieve.

My aim in the clinic is to provide you with an individual, tailored treatment plan to meet your specific needs, over a number of sessions in order to help promote balance and a sense of well-being.

Outside of reflexology, my other passions in life are wildlife and travelling, and I like to get away to new and exciting places around the world with my partner as often as I can. I especially have a love of Africa, elephants and safaris! I take time to look after myself through exercise, yoga and meditation. I also love socialising with friends and family, eating good food and enjoying life!

All of us in our fast-paced, demanding society at some time struggle with problems in life. This may be due to relationship difficulties, the death of a loved one, feeling like there is just no point any more, depression or traumatic events from our childhood and past that impact on us now.

Counselling helps to identify underlying problems, assess sources of hidden conflict and pinpoint areas for personal and relationship growth. It provides a framework for exploring your feelings and gaining awareness of yourself as an individual, or discovering the dynamics in our marital or family relationships. My commitment to you is to walk alongside you for a as long you need offering you the opportunity to explore and accept who you are, and an opportunity for understanding and developing your personal potential and building resources within yourself.


Working integratively I incorporate the existential/phenomenological approach with psychodynamic understanding. I prefer to work collaboratively with my client to explore and understand their own patterns, ways of being and relating, discovering how their present difficulties may be affected by their past. I have experience of working with clients who have suffered historic trauma and abuse and dealing with issues such as PTSD, depression or relationship difficulties etc.
I believe our early years do have a lasting impact on us and how we relate to others. So with this in mind sometimes I make links with the past, but always with a view to understanding your experience now. I will respect your views so that together we can create a greater awareness for you about your real needs, which can lead to self-acceptance, improved self-esteem and new ways of relating to people.

I know how daunting it is to find a counsellor that you feel comfortable with and I am available to answer any questions or concerns you may have by telephone in order to try and support you in making the right decision for you.