About Samuel
Physiotherapist Samuel helps patients recover from injury and move without pain, from running injuries and joint pain to arthritis that’s affecting daily life.
He works with a wide range of patients, including teenagers managing sports-related pain. His approach combines hands-on treatment with tailored exercise to help patients rebuild strength and stay active. Samuel brings particular experience in helping people manage long-term, recurring problems, focusing on what’s driving the pain rather than just easing it in the moment. He builds personalised plans around real, sustainable progress, rather than a one-size-fits-all approach. This means moving with less pain and more freedom.
Sam offers treatment for patients aged 16 and over. If you’re looking for treatment for your child, get in touch with the team to discuss whether Sam is the right fit.
Specialisms
- Achilles Tendons
- ACL Injury
- Ankle
- Back Pain
- Calf Injury
- Gluteal
- Hamstring Injury
- Hips
- Hypermobility
- Hypertrophy Training
- Knee Injury
- Lower Back
- Meniscus Tear
- Mobility
- Neck Pain
- Orthopaedic Rehabilitation
- Osteoarthritis
- Paediatric 13-18 years
- Patella
- Plantar Fasciitis
- Post-Surgery Rehab
- Quad Injury
- Rotator Cuff
- Running Injuries
- Shoulder Injuries
- Spine & Posture
- Sports Conditioning & Performance
- Sports Injuries
- Stress Fractures
- Tendonitis
- Upper Back
Techniques
- Desk Assessments Workstation and posture review to reduce strain and improve comfort during desk-based work.
- Dry Needling Fine needle technique used to reduce muscular tension, pain and restricted movement.
- Exercise Rehabilitation Progressive movement and strengthening exercises to restore function, confidence and everyday physical capacity.
- Gait Problems Assessment of walking and running patterns to identify movement issues and improve efficiency.
- Manual Therapy Professional clinical adjustments, manipulation, or soft-tissue work.
- Self-mobilisation Self-mobilization is an at-home technique where you use your own body weight, gravity, and a stationary object (like a rolled towel or foam roller) to stretch stiff joints and improve your posture without a clinician’s physical help.
- Shockwave Therapy Acoustic wave treatment used to support recovery from persistent tendon and soft tissue problems.
- Soft Tissue Massage Hands-on treatment of muscles and connective tissues to reduce tension and improve movement.
- Spinal Mobilisation Spinal mobilisation uses slower, gentler stretching and movement within the joint’s natural range.
- Sports Massage Hands-on soft tissue treatment to ease muscular tension, soreness and movement restriction.
- Strength and Conditioning Structured strength and fitness training to build resilience, capacity and physical performance.
- Taping Supportive tape applied to help manage pain, swelling, movement or joint support.
