Who we are
Who we are…
The physiotherapists who work at ProPhysiotherapy have
lived and worked in the South West London area for many years. We have
worked in the NHS at St.George’s Hospital and in various GP clinics in Balham, Wandsworth, Earlsfield, Wimbledon, Merton, Tooting and Southfields. So we know the area and after your treatment, you are likely to see us out and about locally – if you do – please say hello!
In addition we offer pilates classes, ante and post natal exercise and pilates classes, massage therapy, reflexology, and we have a qualified Dietitian and Sports Nutritionist, as well as a Personal Trainer who specialises in ante and post natal exercise.
You do not need to be referred by your GP or consultant to have physiotherapy with us. Why not contact us on 020 8879 1555 (Earlsfield) 020 8946 2800 (Wimbledon) and we will organise an appointment for you. We aim to assess your problem thoroughly and work with you to treat it as quickly and as effectively as possible.
A background in research, teaching, clinical excellence and fantastic manual skills make us leading physiotherapists in the area.
The experts…
Catherine “Kate” Robertson
achieved a distinction in her Physiotherapy Masters in Sports Injury and Therapy from Manchester Metropolitan University. She works closely with the orthopaedic consultants at St.George’s Hospital, London, as well as having a special interest in lower limb rehabilitation and biomechanics. She has over 13 years experience in treating patients.
Peter Mulvey
after graduating in 1999, completed his Masters in Neuromusculoskeletal Physiotherapy from University College London in 2005 where he was awarded the ‘Best Clinician’ award. He has a specific interest in spinal pain and upper limb work-related disorders and has over ten years experience specialising in the field of rehabilitation.
Victoria Coombs
returns to the team having spent the season working in the English Medical Centre in the ski resort of Val d’Isere where she worked as a physiotherapist . Victoria qualified with a distinction from the University of Birmingham in 2001, and since that time she has been working in London. Victoria has a special interest in the rehabilitation of winter sports injuries, particularly skiing.
