OUR STORY

Alexandra always knew she wanted to be a Physiotherapist, since completing work- experience with Milton Keynes Hospital Physiotherapy department aged just 16.  She qualified as a Chartered Physiotherapist from the University of Birmingham in 2003 and initially worked in the NHS in a variety of Physiotherapy fields including Stroke rehabilitation, Amputee rehabilitation, Orthopaedics, Surgical and Medical wards and Intensive Care, before going on to specialize in the Musculoskeletal sector.

Over the years, Alexandra has worked in a number of private practices and clinics, has become trained in Acupuncture and has gained a Masters Degree in Manual Therapy from Coventry University, in order to provide advanced management and treatment to those with musculoskeletal disorders.

She has always had a passion for exercise and truly believes that movement heals. This has lead to her becoming fully certified in both Mat and Equipment Pilates, and she now leads the running of a busy Reformer and Mat Pilates studio within the Milton Keynes clinic.

Since having her children 7 years ago, Alexandra has recognised the need for improving and developing Women’s Health services in Milton Keynes and surrounding areas. Overtime, she has undergone extensive further training in Women’s Health specific Physiotherapy and has also secured a role as Urogynaecological Physiotherapist at Newport Pagnell Medical Centre in Milton Keynes, where she works alongside nurses and consultants in treating a variety of conditions relating to pelvic health. She is currently undertaking a Post-Graduate Diploma in Continence and may go on to do another Masters degree [maybe!].

Alexandra also undergone advanced training for Pilates-based rehabilitation after breast cancer surgeries. She has been teaching Clinical Pilates since 2008 and is a certified instructor with the APPI [Australian Physiotherapy and Pilates Institute]. She has a special interest in the role of ‘The Core’ and how it’s weakness or altered function can impact the whole of the body.

From her own experience, Alexandra believes that people require time, quality, skill and attention from their Physiotherapist and she is committed to providing these important considerations to every client she sees, with the passion and determination to not only get people better, but to help them stay better. Clients will receive treatment on a wholly individual and holistic basis, always considering every aspect of their health to get the most out of their treatment.

“Consider your health to be like your house. It’s made up of many building blocks, but if one part is malfunctioning it can bring other walls down. Everything is connected and everything must work together to keep things up. If your boiler breaks you get it fixed, so why not invest in your health when things go wrong?

I work with people of all ages with a diverse range of conditions and I take pride in delivering the highest quality of service that I can. I strive to ensure that each client receives my time, is treated as an individual and benefits from my extensive training and clinical expertise to the utmost of my ability.”