Kirsty Tarr

• Physiotherapist

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Biography: Kirsty Tarr is the Senior Physiotherapist with the Physio in Action clinic. Kirsty qualified in 1990 as a State Registered Physiotherapist (SRP) and is a Member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists. Kirsty specialises in the treatment of back and neck problems, from whiplash injuries to disc problems and sciatica. The application of effective treatment will firstly relieve the pain by treating the underlying cause of the problem. Next a programme of exercise is prescribed to help prevent reoccurence by strengthening the tissues and muscles involved.

Mrs Samantha Hamilton

• Podiatrist

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Biography:  Samantha Hamilton is a qualified podiatrist/chiropodist with over 5 year's experience and registered with the HPC.She offers a range of treatments including removing hard skin and corns, treating in growing toe nails conservatively or with surgery, biomechanical assessment and offering soft tissue mobilisation for conditions such as plantar fasciitis.

Mrs Nicola Hinchelwood

• Physiotherapist

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Miss Emma Hayward

• Physiotherapist

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Miss Rosemary Rhodes

• Physiotherapist

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Biography: I have an orthopaedic background working for many years in a hospital setting and gaining considerable experience diagnosing and managing orthopaedic conditions including working as an extended scope practitioner in an Orthopaedic Clinic.After moving abroad and setting up in private practice at Emirates Golf Club in Dubai I gained considerable experience in helping golfers improve themselves physically in order to enhance their swing, as well as in the treatment of golfing injuries. I have worked with all levels of golfer with clients ranging from beginners to elite amateur golfers to European Tour and Asian Tour professionals. I was also the physio for the Ladies European Tour at their events in Dubai and Asia.My passion is trail running and running ultramarathons and I have an interest in the biomechanics of running and in keeping runners running and not injured. As such, my practice for the last few years has involved treating many runners, in the main from marathon to ultra distance and I strongly believe that, wherever possible, it is a physiotherapists role to help someone overcome their injury without having to stop their sport and that this is often very achievable with correct injury management.