Amy decided she wanted to become a physiotherapist in her teens after competative swimming injuries and successful physiotherapy treatments. Following from this, Amy qualified from Brighton University in 2012 with a Post Graduate Masters in Physiotherapy having completed a BSc in Sports Science. She and has since worked in various NHS and private practice settings.

Amy spent many years working in a physiotherapy clinic treating a broad range of Musculoskeletal, Sports Injury and Neuromusculoskeletal Conditions. Alongside this she provided occupational, work space ergonomic assessments to ensure clients are working in optimal conditions for their physical health. Amy is highly specialist in the diagnosis and treatment of Musculoskeletal Conditions and provides a holistic approach to rehabilitation.

Previously, Amy worked with children with Complex Neurological Conditions providing one to one assessments and treatment plans to help improve functional independence and manage long term symptoms such as spasticity.

Amy has extensive experiencing assessing and treating Orthopaedic post-operative clients, working with them to return to full physical functioning and ensuring they get the most out of their surgery. As well as this she has worked fantastically in helping many seniors to improve their physical well-being, balance, fall prevention and overall quality of life.

Amy registered with the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy and Health Care Professions Council (HCPC), she has a DBS Certificate.