Jordan

Jordan’s clinical training has given him a broad and well-rounded foundation across musculoskeletal outpatients, neurological rehabilitation, falls and bone health, acute assessment and respiratory rehabilitation. This experience enables him to take a holistic approach when treating patients at home, considering not only their immediate musculoskeletal problem but also their mobility, confidence, strength and overall functional independence.

Prior to qualifying as a Physiotherapist, Jordan worked within musculoskeletal rehabilitation and pulmonary rehabilitation services. His experience has included carrying out assessments, delivering individualised rehabilitation programmes, providing manual therapy and supporting patients with both short- and longer-term recovery goals.

His approach is evidence-based, practical and patient-centred. Jordan combines detailed assessment with tailored exercise rehabilitation, manual therapy and clear patient education, helping individuals understand their condition and feel confident progressing their recovery. He has also completed additional training in spinal manipulation and dry needling/medical acupuncture, allowing him to incorporate a broader range of treatment techniques where clinically appropriate.

Alongside his clinical work, Jordan is a Graduate Teaching Assistant at London South Bank University, where he supports the teaching of physiotherapy and rehabilitation students, including practical skills, manual therapy and rehabilitation techniques. This academic role complements his clinical practice and reflects his commitment to maintaining high standards of evidence-based care.

Jordan is committed to providing professional, respectful and personalised care within the home environment. He places particular emphasis on helping patients restore movement, strength and independence while setting realistic, measurable goals that are relevant to their lifestyle and recovery.