Diana has always been interested in movement and physiology, and so in her late 20’s changed from a career in recruitment to become a Physiotherapist. She feels this gives her the ability to really make a difference to people and their lives.
Since qualifying as a Physiotherapist in 1997, she developed her skills working in the NHS as a Senior Physiotherapist in Musculoskeletal Outpatients, and gained further qualifications in Acupuncture and Pilates.
During the last 25 years plus she has attended many post graduate training courses, and has become an expert at treating chronic pain, post injury rehabilitation and TMD. She uses a combination of therapies to treat all parts of the body, and to help people get back to exercise and gain control over stubborn pain. As an AACP member, Diana finds it useful to incorporate acupuncture into her treatments of musculoskeletal conditions.
Diana’s favourite form of exercise is a combination of yoga and Pilates in order to stay strong and flexible, and she enjoys long walks and mountain biking to stay fit. She fully appreciates the barriers people experience to exercise, and tries to find achievable ways to incorporate it into her patients lives.
