People - Who’s who at Six Physio

  • SIX THINGS YOU DIDN’T KNOW ABOUT OUR TEAM
      • 1

        Our physios are some of the best of the very best.

      • 2

        They all have a minimum of 5 years practical experience, most many more than that and a few so many they're too embarrassed to talk about it.

      • 3

        We are a truly global team. We reckon we can converse with you in over 16 languages.

      • 4

        We're Physios first who happen to run a business too. It shapes everything we do.

      • 5

        We genuinely like people and we hope people like us.

      • 6

        We’ve got some truly special people in our teams who’ve done some pretty amazing things take a peek.

http://www.sixphysio.com/images/people-thumbnail/sixphysio-leadenhall-danscott.jpg?sfvrsn=4 http://www.sixphysio.com/images/people-post-it/sixphysio-leadenhall-danscott.gif?sfvrsn=4 Daniel Scott
Dan Scott

Daniel Scott

Dan Scott works at Six Physio as a massage therapist and started with us in 2011.

http://www.sixphysio.com/images/people-thumbnail/sixphysio-leadenhall-olivia.jpg?sfvrsn=4 http://www.sixphysio.com/images/people-post-it/sixphysio-leadenhall-olivia.gif?sfvrsn=4 Olivia Cripps
Olivia Cripps

Olivia Cripps

Olivia began “working” from the age of 14, starting off with a paper round she moved onwards and upwards into the customer service working as a sales assistant on a Saturday. Meanwhile Olivia was working hard on her creative A-levels in Photography, Art and English Literature. After much debate she decided University wasn’t the way to go, and began a career in Hairdressing, after months of hard work and entering art team competitions Olivia soon discovered that she was severely allergic to hair colour and her dreams were shattered. She then decided to join Six Physio’s admin team and hasn’t looked back since! One of the six things you didn’t know about Olivia: she was a champion Irish dancer until the age of 12.

http://www.sixphysio.com/images/people-thumbnail/sixphysio-leadenhall-kellyrobinson.jpg?sfvrsn=4 http://www.sixphysio.com/images/people-post-it/sixphysio-leadenhall-kelly-robinson.gif?sfvrsn=2 Kelly Robinson
Kelly Robinson

Kelly Robinson

Kelly Robinson graduated in 2003 with a BSc in Physiotherapy from Brunel University. She started her career in the NHS and then specialised in Musculoskeletal outpatients at St. Georges Hospital, South London. Alongside this, Kelly worked at Crystal Palace sports injury clinic treating a range of sports injuries including furthering her experience in athletics specific injuries. Additionally, Kelly worked with Barnes Rugby club providing pitch side and clinic based treatment for players at all levels. More recently Kelly spent 6 months working as a physiotherapist in snowy Val D`isere for The British Chartered Physiotherapy Clinics, treating acute ski injuries. During this time she also made the most of the mountains and perfected her snow plough! Kelly joined Six Physio in May 2009 and specialises in rehabilitation. She strives to motivate her clients by combining functional and specific rehabilitation and exercise prescription to enable them to achieve their goals. Kelly enjoys travelling the world and spent a year in Asia and Australia in 2006. She also enjoys Skiing, Netball and Swimming. One of the SIX things you didn`t know about Kelly: I`m not shy in the ski park!

http://www.sixphysio.com/images/people-thumbnail/louisa-stpauls.jpg?sfvrsn=2 http://www.sixphysio.com/images/people-post-it/sixphysio-stpauls-louisa.gif?sfvrsn=2 Louisa Grosvenor

Louisa Grosvenor

After graduating with a BSc (hons) in Sports and Exercise Physiology, Louisa decided to channel her interest for human movement by qualifying as a Sports and Remedial Massage therapist. Since qualifying Louisa has worked with a wide range of clients varying from professional athletes to stressed office workers suffering from tight and sore muscles caused by the repetitive daily stresses we place on our bodies. Louisa is a keen sports enthusiast and has been a part of many different sports teams, attempting any type of sport that is on offer to her. Her latest being a passion for cycling, with the aim to cycle from London to Paris. Louisa often volunteers, providing post-event massage at many running and cycling events, including the London marathon. One of the Six things you didn’t know about me: I’m a classically trained singer.

http://www.sixphysio.com/images/people-thumbnail/sixphysio-leadenhall-jonathangrayson.jpg?sfvrsn=4 http://www.sixphysio.com/images/people-post-it/sixphysio-leadenhall-jonathangrayson.gif?sfvrsn=4 Jonathan Grayson
Jon Grayson

Jonathan Grayson

After realising my dream of becoming a premiership footballer had been shattered at 16, I managed to find my brain after 12 years in education. This ultimately led me to attend and graduate from the University of Birmingham in 2002 with a BSc in Physiotherapy. Having enjoyed the social side of university so much I decided to stay and work in the NHS for 2 years, working in a variety of fields from thoracic surgery to paedeatrics. I then returned to my northern roots in the kingdom of Sheffield where I began working in the private sector, at clinics all over South Yorkshire and the Peak District. Being a typical Physio I developed the travelling bug after another 2 years and therefore spent the following 6 months skydiving, bungee jumping, scuba-diving and drinking my way around the world, visiting Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and the USA. Having returned to the UK, and realising just how small Sheffield was, I made the journey south of the border to London where I worked in a private sports injury clinic for the past 3 years, treating a diversity of clients including performers from a number of west end shows. Inbetween I recently spent 6 months away in France working for The British Chartered Physiotherapy Clinics in 2009, treating acute sports injuries, but more importantly becoming distinctly average on a snowboard! Now one of the manual Physiotherapist's at Leadenhall street, my aspiration is still to become any good on a snowboard, although the dream of premiership football is still there! One of the six facts you didn't know about me: My first pint of beer was at a house party with Vinny Jones!

http://www.sixphysio.com/images/people-thumbnail/sixphysio-leadenhall-emilydruker.jpg?sfvrsn=4 http://www.sixphysio.com/images/people-post-it/sixphysio-leadenhall-emilydruker.gif?sfvrsn=4 Emily Drucker
Emily Druker

Emily Drucker

Emily graduated from the University of Birmingham in 2003 with a BSc in Physiotherapy. She spent the next 2 years working as a junior rotational physiotherapist for UCL Hospitals. This was followed by a busy 6 months of backpacking (and hiking, sea kayaking, sand boarding, jeep riding and scuba diving) around Australasia, Fiji and Japan. The next 4 years were spent working as a senior musculoskeletal physiotherapist in two London based NHS Trusts (Barnet and Homerton Hospitals). Emily was responsible for treating a wide range of acute sports injuries, orthopaedic surgery, chronic pain and rheumatological conditions in 1:1 and group settings. Post graduate courses included Mulligans techniques, myofascial release, pilates, acupuncture and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. In her spare time, Emily enjoys both living and working in central London and keeps active in the gym and at salsa classes. She has maintained her enthusiasm for travelling and is happiest when combining physiotherapy sessions with exchanging travel tips. One of the SIX things you didn`t know about Emily: A personal trainer in her gym once recruited her as a backing singing in his reggae band! (She soon left the band but keeps up with regular karaoke practice).

http://www.sixphysio.com/images/people-thumbnail/sixphysio-leadenhall-reneebigelow.jpg?sfvrsn=4 http://www.sixphysio.com/images/people-post-it/sixphysio-leadenhall-reneebigelow.gif?sfvrsn=4 Renee Bigelow
Renee Bigelow

Renee Bigelow

Renee trained in Auckland, New Zealand, graduating from AUT with a degree in BHSc. (Physiotherapy), and an immediate goal to continue with her education and development. While at university, she began the role of working with various types of sports teams, and also at national and premier tournaments. She was fortunate enough to attain a position working in both a private practice and private hospital in Auckland; thus being exposed to all types of populations and rehabilitation. Renee is a credentialed McKenzie MDT therapist, Pilates trained, and has had her 4th year university research published in the NZJP and JMMT. She also has interest in pre and post natal rehabilitation. Her goal is to continue her development in the UK, and also progress with further postgraduate study. Renee has a huge passion for any type of fitness, and loves physiotherapy as it is a rewarding, challenging, and often inspiring profession. 'The human body is an amazing instrument, and it surprises me in some way nearly every day. One of SIX things you didn’t know about Renee: She used to act and dance in extra roles for movies and television programmes in NZ.