The Pain Clinic

As an advanced practice physiotherapist I work with a high degree of autonomy, use complex decision-making within multi-professional teams, and work across the health and social care system to enable quality and integrated care. 

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When working with CRPS and neuropathic pain, the emphasis is on pain management and restoration of function.

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Integrity and vision are at the heart of my leadership style whether I'm working with patients or clinicians. 

I aim to bring a balance between ethics, justice, respect and goal-orientated work. 

Therapeutic work for complex conditions like CRPS and neuropathic pain should be embedded in your life and values.  This is why I take a coaching position instead of a paternalistic position with you.

Progressive and effective pain care starts with social justice.

As an active member of the pain care community and with a position of international leadership, I am committed to bringing an intersectional approach to my own life and the space I hold with patients.

Persistent and complex pain is protected under the Human Rights Act and Disability and Equality Acts. All pain management work should take an anti-ableist perspective.

As a Consultant Clinician I am committed to embedding a research culture within all aspects of my practice. I seek to empower patients with clinically up-to-date evidence and knowledge on their condition and best-practice approaches to treatment and management.

I participate as a clinician in the research projects of others, and am preparing my PhD proposal to begin my own research.