Physiotherapy Team
Sports massage
Mike Conyers MBE Grad Dip Phys, MCSP, AACP
Mike qualified from the North London School of Physiotherapy in 1979 and honed his skills working in the NHS in London and then in Brentwood. In 1982, he began to see a few private patients at his home in Brentwood and in 1988, he left the NHS to concentrate on working in private practice full time.
Mike has an enthusiastic passion for sport, particularly cricket, and regularly attends his local gym to keep fit. He is something of a master of the after dinner speech and regularly entertains local WI groups and sports clubs (and his patients) with stories of his personal journey to becoming a physiotherapist, physiotherapy in practise and his recent escapades: Running the London Marathon, parachute jumping, climbing Kilimanjaro, fire walking and the Three Peaks challenge, all of which he did to raise money for charity.
Mike specialises in the treatment of all spinal conditions, including whiplash and headaches, and all sports injuries. He has vast experience treating patients of all ages and from all walks of life; from children to the elderly, and from sedentary office worker, to manual labourer, to top athlete. He is skilled in using manipulative techniques, mobilisation and traction, and uses electrotherapy and acupuncture for pain relief. Mike maintains close working relationships with local GPs and Orthopaedic Consultants and mutually refer patients as necessary. He strives to ensure patients are able to self-manage their condition before discharge to avoid problems recurring.
Mike regularly attends training courses to maintain his physiotherapy and acupuncture skills so that he is always up to date with current clinical practice.
Kedar Kale B.Ph.T, MCSP, PGDip, MMACP
Kedar obtained his qualification to practice physiotherapy in 2000. He has since worked to specialise in the field of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy and obtained a post graduate diploma in neuromusculoskeletal physiotherapy along with membership to the Musculoskeletal Association of Chartered Physiotherapists (MACP).
He has worked in the NHS since 2003, which has exposed him to a variety of patients with complex musculoskeletal issues. Kedar believes that an accurate diagnosis and patient education, combined with a goal oriented approach, goes a long way in achieving optimal results.
Being a keen tennis player, he enjoys treating sports injuries and rehabilitating athletes back to full function. Kedar delivers steroid injections in the NHS and at Crushes Manor Clinic and is particularly interested in using joint and soft tissue injections to alleviate pain and enable rehabilitation. He keeps himself abreast of the latest research in the field of musculoskeletal medicine and uses social media as part of continuing professional development.
In his spare time, Kedar loves to read (particularly history and non-fiction) and constantly looks for excuses to get on a tennis court and pretend he is a half decent player.
Sarang Kale BSc, MCSP, PGDip, MMACP
Sarang Kale completed his bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy from Pune, India in June 2000. For two years after graduation, he worked in a neurology institute and had a successful private clinic with an Orthopaedic Surgeon. In 2002, Sarang decided to move to the UK to gain further experience in the field of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy.
He has completed his post graduate diploma in Neuromusculoskeletal Physiotherapy and is now a member of the MACP (Musculoskeletal Association of Chartered Physiotherapists).
Sarang is experienced in the field of musculoskeletal and sports injuries, and since gaining his post graduate diploma, treats patients with the latest techniques available, backed by the latest evidence. He is skilled in treating a wide variety of conditions such as whiplash injuries, low back pain, shoulder pain, elbow pain, hip pain and various knee and ankle injuries sustained whilst playing sports.
Sarang is skilled in the various manipulative techniques used for treating different spinal conditions, after completing an Advanced Spinal Assessment Course under the guidance of Toby Hall and Kim Robinson, the best manipulative physiotherapists from Australia. Sarang has also completed the British Association of Hand Therapists Level 1 (BAHT) module. This means he has experience in treating a wide variety of hand conditions, such as wrist sprains and complex fractures of the hand and is able to help plan a structured rehabilitation programme for patients who have had complex finger fractures.
Sarang has completed his independent prescribing course and is a skilled injection therapist. He injects a wide variety of joints including the knee, shoulder, wrist and thumb for various musculoskeletal conditions; rotator cuff tendinopathy, frozen shoulder, tennis elbow, knee OA, thumb OA and trigger fingers. Sarang will carry out a thorough assessment of your condition and, if an injection is deemed appropriate, will then administer the injection. Sarang is particularly interested in injection therapy feeling that, if pain can be reduced with the help of an injection, it will allow the patient to complete their rehabilitation and exercise regime which in turn should give a speedier recovery time.
In his spare time Sarang enjoys spending time with his family and watching movies and cricket.
Michael Dare
Michael Dare is a Consultant Physiotherapist in Rheumatology with a special interest in MSK ultrasound and ultrasound-guided injections. Completing his undergraduate training in South Africa, he then completed a masters degree in Orthopaedic manipulative therapy and a Doctorate of physical therapy degree. Michael then starting his ultrasound journey pursuing a PG Cert in MSK ultrasound and later a PG Cert in interventional pain medicine. Michael Also completed the EULAR 2 year diploma in Rheumatic disease and Wrote and Passed the European certificate in Rheumatology exam from EULAR. Michael Has a special interest in Rheumatology and has close links with Consultant Rheumatologists around the country. He worked in the NHS in Rheumatology for services years before starting the Arthritis Clinic.
Natalie Lewin BSc
Natalie obtained her BSc (hons) Physiotherapy qualification from the University of Hertfordshire in 2009. Since then, she has been working in the neuromusculoskeletal field and, having been a care worker working specifically with cerebral palsy, Natalie also has a background in neurological rehabilitation.
Natalie has worked with numerous sports teams and clubs covering sports such as tennis, cricket, basketball, hockey and football, and is experienced in treating a wide range of sports injuries.
She has a specific interest in tennis and football, having been a keen tennis player and qualified professional tennis registry (PTR) coach. For the past five years she has been working in semi-professional football as a first team physiotherapist.
She is a women's health qualified physiotherapist and Pilates instructor.
Natalie has an interest in aromatherapy and alternative therapies and enjoys researching alternative methods of treating.
In her spare time, Natalie enjoys playing tennis and has a want to be yogi having enjoyed attending yoga classes.
Jagunath Selvanathan MCSP AACP
Jagunath Selvanathan (Jag) is a qualified physiotherapist from Kings College London and has experience in both the NHS and Private Sector. He began his career at Guys and St Thomas hospital treating a variety of musculoskeletal and respiratory conditions.
Whilst working in the private sector Jagunath had helped with a variety of musculoskeletal conditions from back pain to lower limb injuries such as ACL ruptures, and post-operative rehabilitation to ankle & shoulder injuries. He firmly believes in combining exercises with hands-on treatment to help patients to return to the activity they love.
Jagunath has a special interest in Chronic Pain and has worked at a pain management centre as part of Whittington Hospital. Whilst doing so he has also trained in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and uses this in a unique coaching and physiotherapy combined role with his patients to help both the physical and mental aspects of pain.
Jagunath has further gone on to train in acupuncture and mindfulness to help treat his chronic pain patients.
SPORTS MASSAGE
David Pattison
David holds a VTCT qualification in sports massage. He has always remained active and has completed several Ironman Triathlons across the world using massage as a part of his training plan.
Massage not only reduces stress and tension, but it also improves blood flow, reduces muscle pain and improves concentration, work and sporting performance.
For athletes it can complement your training plan, reducing stress and injury, helping recovery, improving flexibility as well as supporting mental and physical wellbeing.
David offers remedial massage, sports massage and myofascial release. Your massage will be tailored to your specific needs and is done in a Covid safe, professional, medical environment.
To book an appointment or to find out more information, telephone or email David
Mobile: 07780 998 226
Email: davidpattison911@gmail.com
Website: www.dpsportsmassage.com
Jenny Allan
Jenny Allan MSc, BSc, RMN
Jenny is qualified at Level 3 in Sports Massage Therapy and is registered with the Foundation of Holistic Therapists (FHT).
Jenny is passionate about all sport; running, football, dance, cycling and triathlons and recognises the importance of physical activity for physical and mental health.
Jenny offers posture analysis, range of motion tests and individualised sports massage which can be tailored for a specific injury or for general health.
Jenny’s treatments involve manipulation of soft tissue using massage techniques which can help increase physical functionality and address imbalances.
To book an appointment or find out if she can help contact Jenny:
Mobile: 07708 409598
Email: jenny@jennyallan.co.uk
Website: www.jennyallan.co.uk
