Fiona graduated from Bath School of Physiotherapy and worked within the NHS before traveling to Toronto where she worked in Private Practice for three years. On returning to England she became the Physiotherapist at the Kent County Cricket Club in sole charge of the County players until March 1998. She established the St Lawrence Sports and Physiotherapy Clinic in September 1990.
Fiona believes each patient should be treated as an individual and uses a holistic approach to treatment looking at the whole body, not solely focusing on the injury. She uses a combination of manual techniques, movement pathways and exercises with the aim of returning the patient to their full function for daily life, sports and hobbies.
Sophia Vrissanaki Hughes graduated from the University of Surrey Roehampton with a Batchelors Degree (Hons) in Dance studies (2001), where she found her passion in movement biomechanics and bodywork therapy. Certified by the Pilates Foundation (2004) Sophia has been teaching Pilates classes to groups or private sessions in matwork and studio equipment. Her warm, intuitive approach is focused on the individual's fitness needs and learning style, emphasising efficient movement and kinaesthetic awareness, to address posture and balance in sport or daily life.
Sophia has obtained a Diploma in Advanced Clinical and Sports Massage Therapy by the Jing Method™ and can treat a range of chronic musculoskeletal pain conditions including low back pain, neck pain, headaches, whiplash, RSI, fibromyalgia and many other ongoing pain conditions. Combining massage and movement techniques Sophia guides her clients through healthier movement patterns to prevent or recover from injury and restore vitality and quality of life.
Eleni graduated as a Physiotherapist from the University of Brighton in 1993 and has worked within the NHS and private practice in the UK, USA and Australia before joining the St Lawrence clinic in 2009.
With a lifelong interest in movement and the body-mind connection, Eleni adopts a holistic approach when treating. Further studies have included movement courses, Acupuncture, NLP, and Craniosacral Therapy, allowing for a diverse and blended approach.
Eleni qualified as a Yoga teacher with Triyoga in London on a 350 hour Diploma, and is a member of The British Wheel of Yoga. Her further training includes Restorative Yoga, Chair Yoga, Hypermobility in Yoga, The Anatomy Yoga Series and Yoga for Sports.
Eleni’s teaching styles include Vinyasa, Hatha and Scaravelli, with a focus on anatomy attuned to the physical awareness of the individual.
In her free time Eleni enjoys swimming, dancing, cycling and the theatre.
Beccy qualified as a Chartered Physiotherapist in the UK in 2005. Since qualifying she has worked with a diverse range of patient groups both within the NHS and privately.
Beccy enjoys using a holistic approach to treatment, incorporating advice, education, exercise and manual therapy. As such, she has completed a variety of post graduate courses including acupuncture and Pilates.
In her spare time Beccy keeps active with running, swimming and Zumba classes!
Sophie has been practicing Sports Therapy, diagnosing & treating injuries in the fields of sport, exercise, & health, since 2009.
Sophie specialises in:
- Soft tissue techniques
- Medical acupuncture
- Exercise rehab to optimum levels of function
- Sports & growth-related injuries in children
- Functional Movement Screening for sport
She is also a Strength & Conditioning coach providing sports & lifestyle specific training sessions to prevent injury and enhance performance. She has years of experience working with athletes of all ages in both elite and amateur settings.
Brad completed his undergraduate training in Zimbabwe and has over 20 years experience working in private practice and elite Sport. He has previously worked in County Cricket and was the former Team Physiotherapist for the Zimbabwe and Pakistan national cricket teams.
Brad specializes in the treatment and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal conditions as well as Post-Surgical Rehabilitation. He has a keen interest in Spinal, Shoulder and Lower Limb Rehabilitation.
He is qualified in Acupuncture and is a Pilates Instructor.
Ryan graduated from Brunel University in 2014 and has progressed to hold a Clinical Specialist role. He splits his time between private and the NHS, with links to local Orthopaedic Consultants.
Ryan has recently started a Masters in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy at the University of Brighton and uses an evidence-informed approach to support individuals back to full function from a range of acute and persistent conditions.
In his spare time Ryan enjoys playing tennis and keeping fit, as well as participating in the occasional open mic night in Canterbury.