Jonathan Smith
Jonathan qualified as a chartered physiotherapist in 2004. Initially working for the NHS Jonathan has been working in private practice for the past 4 years working with athletes and the general public who have spinal problems muscle and ligament sprains and recovering from surgery.

Along side this he has been is the head physiotherapist for Macclesfield rugby team for the past 5 seasons and has worked with England ladies rugby. He has developed a broad range of advanced treatment techniques through numerous external qualifications including acupuncture, manual therapy and kinetic control exercise therapy all aimed at providing effective diagnosis and treatment for a wide variety of conditions.

He also works closely with Mr Jari (orthopaedic surgeon) providing ACL pre-operative talks, KT 1000 assessments and ACL Rehabilitation.

Matt Lakin-Hall
Matt qualified as a Physiotherapist in 2003 from Salford University. Since then he has worked in the NHS at Hope Hospital in Salford, and in private practice, specialising in musculo-skeletal practice for over 6 years. His areas of clinical interest are manipulation and soft-tissue release techniques.

Whilst working Matt has gained a Diploma in Orthopaedic Medicine from the Society of Orthopaedic Medicine and has gained qualification to practice acupuncture. He is a member of the Organisation of Chartered Physiotherapists in Private Practice (OCPPP) and the Society of Orthopaedic Medicine (SOM).

Karen MacLean
Karen qualified as a Physiotherapist from Manchester Metropolitan University in 2006. She has worked in various areas of physiotherapy including orthopaedic surgery, cancer care and stroke rehabilitation. She now specialises in musculo-skeletal Outpatients and post operative care.

Lynne Grainger
Lynne qualified as a physiotherapist at the University of Teesside in 2005. Since then has worked in the NHS for 5 years in Derby, Rotherham and now Salford. She also works with Sale FC rugby club since 2009. Her main interests lie within musculoskeletal physiotherapy and sports rehabilitation.

Rachel Carter
Rachel studied Physiotherapy at Salford University, from 2002-2005, and is now studying for a masters degree in Manual Therapy. She has been qualified for 5 years working at Salford Royal Hospital 2006 - present, specialising in the field of Musculoskeletal outpatients, Rheumatology and Hydrotherapy. She is also now an Honorary Lecturer at Bolton University.

Corinne Allmark
Corinne qualified from the University of Salford in 2007. She works in private practice in Bolton and at mlh Bridgewater. She is also the first team physiotherapist with Waterloo RUFC. Hobbies include playing rugby union for Waterloo, Lancashire and the North West.

Carol Fennell
Former maths teacher carol re-trained as a physioterapist and graduated with distinction, in February 2009 from the University of Teeside. Carol currently works as a physiotherapist between the NHS and mlh Bridgewater. She has a keen interest in playing sports including basketball, netball, gaelic football and squash.

Graeme Johnston
Graeme qualified in July 2008 from Manchester Metropolitan University. Currently he works full-time in the NHS and his main area of interest is in Musculo-skeletal physiotherapy and sports injuries. Graeme is a keen hockey player.