Physio & Health Matters was set up by me in May 2000 at a time of change in my life. Over the years it has developed into a thriving practice, where the key objective of providing a quality professional service to our local community has been the primary focus. Clinically I have a keen interest in the sacro iliac joint and the spine in general. I feel the sacro iliac area has been a poorly understood area historically and to help with the understanding of this part of the anatomy I am in the process of writing a course for my fellow colleagues to simplify it, and remove the fears around it. Since July of 2012 with the aid of a loyal and hard working team I have set up a satellite clinic in Bannerbrook Pharmacy in Bannerbrook, Coventry. At the moment I am in the process of setting up another satellite clinic in Stratford Upon Avon at the Circle Clinic which will open to clients very soon; just watch this space. My ambition is to open 6 clinics in total which will all provide a very high standard of care to all our clients. My personal goal is to get better at my Asthanga Yoga and get to the gym at least 4 times a week and join the local tennis club to improve my game.

Hi I am Mary. I graduated from the University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff in 2006. I have worked in both the NHS and private sector since qualifying. I have had 3 years experience in elite football and motocross and thoroughly enjoy sports rehab and sports massage. However, since having 3 young children of my own my interest in Women’s health has grown and grown. I am qualified in acupuncture, sports massage and APPI modified pilates.
I am a married mother with three young children and a dog. I have recently moved from Manchester to Ross-on-wye. I enjoy socialising, family life, running and pilates. Life can become hectic but taking care of your body and health must come first to cope and enjoy the stresses and experiences life can throw at us.

Since 2001 Beth has operated her own domicillary service and worked with several private clinics after moving to Monmouth in 2003.Beth has worked with sports injuries, neurological problems and general musculoskeletal conditions. Her passion is physiotherapy and welfare of patients.

Anill graduated with a first class degree in podiatry/chiropody and has extensive experience of working within the NHS and private practise. He has recently been working as a lecturer in Birmingham teaching podiatry/chiropody. As a keen footballer himself, he has been involved in treating some football players at MK Dons football club.
Anill is known as an advanced/specialist podiatrist as he has gained further qualifications in specialist treatments such as; sports injuries, nail surgery and verruca needling. In his free time he regularly plays 6 a side football and enjoys keeping fit. He also enjoys traveling and has traveled around USA with his favourite destination being Las Vegas.