Meet our dedicated team.

Any organisation is only as good as it's people. Here are some of the leaders that drive our success.

Meet our dedicated team.

Any organisation is only as good as it's people. Here are some of the leaders that drive our success.

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Physiotherapists

Physiotherapists

Andrew Holbrook

Lead Physiotherapist

Clinical Interests: Paediatric Musculoskeletal and sports injuries, lower limb biomechanics and injury prevention strategies, elite and recreational sports rehabilitation

Sporting Interests: Marathon running (P.B. 2.59.23, golf, football and netball

Previously worked for: NHS (qualified in 1995), Godswell Physiotherapy, Coventry City Football Club

Other Experience: Moseley Rugby, 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games, 2017 London World Athletics Championships, 2018 Birmingham World Indoor Championships, Current Lead Physiotherapist at Wasps Netball (vitality super league champions 2017 and 2018), and physiotherapist to Warwick School

Charlotte Ward

Physiotherapist

Charlotte Ward is a Chartered Physiotherapist specialising in the treatment of musculoskeletal and sports injuries. She uses a combination of manual therapy and acupuncture to support recovery and restore function.

Since qualifying in 1990, she has gained extensive experience across the NHS and private practice, including establishing a successful sports injury clinic. She later specialised in Orthopaedic Medicine, working in both Toronto and the United States, where she developed particular expertise in spinal conditions, ACL rehabilitation, and rotator cuff injuries.

Charlotte has a special interest in assessing postural, muscle, and movement imbalances, and in prescribing targeted rehabilitation programmes to help patients regain strength, mobility, and long-term function. She continues to advance her clinical skills through ongoing postgraduate training.

Outside of her clinical work, Charlotte enjoys an active outdoor lifestyle. She is a keen golfer and also enjoys travelling, hiking, running, and line dancing.

Gisela Payne

Sports and Remedial Massage Physiotherapist

Clinical Interests: Myofascial and neuromuscular techniques, visceral manipulation, women’s health, kinesio-taping, clinical pilates and exercise rehabilitation

Sporting Interests: Triathlon, marathon and ultra running

Previously worked for: Ferrari formula 1, GB Women’s Cycling, GB Triathlon (European and World Championships 2005-2009), private practice in Oxfordshire and Warwickshire 

Other Experience: London School of Sports Massage (senior tutor), Regents College, London and Southampton (teaching posture and remedial exercise and medical conditions)

Greg Howells

Physiotherapist

Clinical Interests: Musculoskeletal and sports injuries, rehabilitation, injury prevention, running technique and biomechanics, strength and conditioning

Sporting Interests: Rugby, cricket, racquet sports, golf, skiing

Previously worked for: NHS (qualified in 1998), Coventry Physiofirst, Godswell Physiotherapy

Other Experience: Physiotherapy to Warwick School, Mini rugby coach

Hayley Standell

Physiotherapist

Clinical Interests: Movement dysfunction assessment, performance stability, acupuncture, joint manipulation, shoulder injury & rehabilitation, hypermobility

Sporting Interests: Horse riding, swimming, yoga, and running

Previously worked for: NHS (qualified in 2003), Leicester Royal Infirmary, Coventry PCT, University Hospital Coventry & Warwickshire, Godswell Physiotherapy

Other Experience: Specialist knee team physiotherapist (working alongside orthopaedic consultants, preparing and presenting research to an international audience.) PgDip Neuromusculoskeletal Healthcare, physiotherapist for Children’s international Games & Warwick School Rugby and Hockey Tour, First Contact Physiotherapist in GP clinics.

Kate Aitchison

Physiotherapist

Clinical Interests: Musculoskeletal dysfunction, sports injuries, analysis, analysis and treatment of movement patterns, soft tissue/myofascial release, injury prevention, improving function and physical performance

Sporting Interests: Cycling, running, yoga

Previously worked for: NHS (qualified in 1990), The Ratcliffe Infirmary and Nuffield Orthopaedic hospitals, Oxford, Victoria Institute of Sport, Melbourne Australia

Other Experience: Oxford University women’s rowing, Oxford Athletics, London Marathon, Warwick and KES Schools rugby

Melanie Betts

Physiotherapist
MSc, Grad Dip Phys, Dip Sports Med, MCSP, HCPC, MMACP
Melanie is the practice owner and lead clinician at Melanie Betts Physiotherapy. Melanie qualified as a chartered physiotherapist in 1989. She went on to gain her postgraduate Diploma in sports medicine in 1996 and an MSc in manipulative physiotherapy in 2001.
Melanie worked within the NHS framework after qualifying, then moved to the USA, working in Florida. On returning from the States in moved into private practice. She has experience as a qualified First Contact Practitioner in the NHS.
Throughout her career Melanie has been involved in various sports medicine roles, from RFC to international figure skating and many sports in between. Melanie was physio to the GB swim team from 1995-1999 and the governing body physiotherapist to the GB target shooting teams 2001-2010. These roles saw her attending the commonwealth Games in Manchester 2002, Melbourne 2006, and Glasgow 2012. She was also part of the team GB medical team for Athens 2004 and London 2012 Olympic games..
Melanie is an experienced lecturer and presenter and a clinical mentor for MSC students from around the country and overseas.
In her spare time, she is an accomplished triathlete, representing GB age group teams in all distances from Olympic to Long distance at European and World Championships.

Viren Dhimar

Physiotherapist
I am a Band 7 Physiotherapist with experience working across a variety of NHS and private healthcare settings throughout the UK, including acute medical, community, neurorehabilitation, and musculoskeletal services. I currently work as a Band 7 MSK Physiotherapist at Tudor Physiotherapy, including weekend clinics, and have worked across multiple regions including the Midlands, Wales, and Guernsey. My clinical interests include sports rehabilitation, strength and conditioning, and neurological rehabilitation.
Outside of work, I enjoy staying active through gym training and a multitude of racket sports. I’m passionate about personal development, business innovation, and finding new ways to improve both patient care and the overall rehabilitation experience.

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Andrew Holbrook

Lead Physiotherapist

Clinical Interests: Paediatric Musculoskeletal and sports injuries, lower limb biomechanics and injury prevention strategies, elite and recreational sports rehabilitation

Sporting Interests: Marathon running (P.B. 2.59.23, golf, football and netball

Previously worked for: NHS (qualified in 1995), Godswell Physiotherapy, Coventry City Football Club

Other Experience: Moseley Rugby, 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games, 2017 London World Athletics Championships, 2018 Birmingham World Indoor Championships, Current Lead Physiotherapist at Wasps Netball (vitality super league champions 2017 and 2018), and physiotherapist to Warwick School

Charlotte Ward

Physiotherapist

Charlotte Ward is a Chartered Physiotherapist specialising in the treatment of musculoskeletal and sports injuries. She uses a combination of manual therapy and acupuncture to support recovery and restore function.

Since qualifying in 1990, she has gained extensive experience across the NHS and private practice, including establishing a successful sports injury clinic. She later specialised in Orthopaedic Medicine, working in both Toronto and the United States, where she developed particular expertise in spinal conditions, ACL rehabilitation, and rotator cuff injuries.

Charlotte has a special interest in assessing postural, muscle, and movement imbalances, and in prescribing targeted rehabilitation programmes to help patients regain strength, mobility, and long-term function. She continues to advance her clinical skills through ongoing postgraduate training.

Outside of her clinical work, Charlotte enjoys an active outdoor lifestyle. She is a keen golfer and also enjoys travelling, hiking, running, and line dancing.

Gisela Payne

Sports and Remedial Massage Physiotherapist

Clinical Interests: Myofascial and neuromuscular techniques, visceral manipulation, women’s health, kinesio-taping, clinical pilates and exercise rehabilitation

Sporting Interests: Triathlon, marathon and ultra running

Previously worked for: Ferrari formula 1, GB Women’s Cycling, GB Triathlon (European and World Championships 2005-2009), private practice in Oxfordshire and Warwickshire 

Other Experience: London School of Sports Massage (senior tutor), Regents College, London and Southampton (teaching posture and remedial exercise and medical conditions)

Greg Howells

Physiotherapist

Clinical Interests: Musculoskeletal and sports injuries, rehabilitation, injury prevention, running technique and biomechanics, strength and conditioning

Sporting Interests: Rugby, cricket, racquet sports, golf, skiing

Previously worked for: NHS (qualified in 1998), Coventry Physiofirst, Godswell Physiotherapy

Other Experience: Physiotherapy to Warwick School, Mini rugby coach

Hayley Standell

Physiotherapist

Clinical Interests: Movement dysfunction assessment, performance stability, acupuncture, joint manipulation, shoulder injury & rehabilitation, hypermobility

Sporting Interests: Horse riding, swimming, yoga, and running

Previously worked for: NHS (qualified in 2003), Leicester Royal Infirmary, Coventry PCT, University Hospital Coventry & Warwickshire, Godswell Physiotherapy

Other Experience: Specialist knee team physiotherapist (working alongside orthopaedic consultants, preparing and presenting research to an international audience.) PgDip Neuromusculoskeletal Healthcare, physiotherapist for Children’s international Games & Warwick School Rugby and Hockey Tour, First Contact Physiotherapist in GP clinics.

Kate Aitchison

Physiotherapist

Clinical Interests: Musculoskeletal dysfunction, sports injuries, analysis, analysis and treatment of movement patterns, soft tissue/myofascial release, injury prevention, improving function and physical performance

Sporting Interests: Cycling, running, yoga

Previously worked for: NHS (qualified in 1990), The Ratcliffe Infirmary and Nuffield Orthopaedic hospitals, Oxford, Victoria Institute of Sport, Melbourne Australia

Other Experience: Oxford University women’s rowing, Oxford Athletics, London Marathon, Warwick and KES Schools rugby

Melanie Betts

Physiotherapist
MSc, Grad Dip Phys, Dip Sports Med, MCSP, HCPC, MMACP
Melanie is the practice owner and lead clinician at Melanie Betts Physiotherapy. Melanie qualified as a chartered physiotherapist in 1989. She went on to gain her postgraduate Diploma in sports medicine in 1996 and an MSc in manipulative physiotherapy in 2001.
Melanie worked within the NHS framework after qualifying, then moved to the USA, working in Florida. On returning from the States in moved into private practice. She has experience as a qualified First Contact Practitioner in the NHS.
Throughout her career Melanie has been involved in various sports medicine roles, from RFC to international figure skating and many sports in between. Melanie was physio to the GB swim team from 1995-1999 and the governing body physiotherapist to the GB target shooting teams 2001-2010. These roles saw her attending the commonwealth Games in Manchester 2002, Melbourne 2006, and Glasgow 2012. She was also part of the team GB medical team for Athens 2004 and London 2012 Olympic games..
Melanie is an experienced lecturer and presenter and a clinical mentor for MSC students from around the country and overseas.
In her spare time, she is an accomplished triathlete, representing GB age group teams in all distances from Olympic to Long distance at European and World Championships.

Viren Dhimar

Physiotherapist
I am a Band 7 Physiotherapist with experience working across a variety of NHS and private healthcare settings throughout the UK, including acute medical, community, neurorehabilitation, and musculoskeletal services. I currently work as a Band 7 MSK Physiotherapist at Tudor Physiotherapy, including weekend clinics, and have worked across multiple regions including the Midlands, Wales, and Guernsey. My clinical interests include sports rehabilitation, strength and conditioning, and neurological rehabilitation.
Outside of work, I enjoy staying active through gym training and a multitude of racket sports. I’m passionate about personal development, business innovation, and finding new ways to improve both patient care and the overall rehabilitation experience.