As an independent practitioner Alex is able to see people quickly, to tailor their treatments exactly to each person and offer a very personal and flexible service. She is aware of the growing body of evidence that informs us about how physiotherapy can alleviate, and often cure, pelvic dysfunction using conservative methods.

She believes it vital that every person has the opportunity to feel part of their solution and able to achieve their goals. She understands that there are too many people who do not feel that they understand their own bodies; who are terrified about changes which have happened due to childbirth or the menopause; too many men who feel that they are not having their symptoms taken seriously.

As a mother she understands the huge pressures women are under to be fit, return to their pre-pregnant self, to ​try and balance work, family and herself. She understands that there will NEVER be enough time to fit everything in so we must tailor treatment and exercise programmes accordingly to each individual.

She has worked in some great teams in the past but the needs of the school run has helped persuade her to work independently and to offer her skills to those locally. She has extensive experience working within the NHS in Ipswich Hospital, Chippenham Hospital, Savernake Hospital, Devizes Hospital and, most recently as part of the team in the Oxford University Hospital Trust. She is a trained breastfeeding peer supporter and has experience as a birth partner.

Alex understands the pressures the NHS can put on people to participate in a very specific timeframe. In coming to Physio Down Below you gain control, working with Alex to focus on your exact goals.

BSc Physiotherapy (King's College London)

HCPC Registered (number PH 92973)

CSP Registered (number 088281)