Tring Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Clinic - Sut

Sarah Morgan, Chartered Physiotherapist and Director of Tring Physiotherapy and Sports Injuries Clinic. Sarah trained at St Thomas’s Hospital School of Physiotherapy, London. After graduating she worked at the Hammersmith Hospital London, before moving to Milton Keynes General Hospital where she helped set up and develop the Out Patient Department and Hydrotherapy Pool, going on to become Superintendent In Charge. Sarah chose to move into the private sector to further her knowledge in musculoskeletal disorders, spinal problems, orthopaedics and sports injuries. Tring Physiotherapy and Sports Injuries Clinic evolved to develop areas of specialism and to enhance services offered to patients. In addition to her clinical work Sarah undertook the administrative role co-ordinating the NHS service contract with the PCT.

Karen is a Chartered Physiotherapist and a Director of Tring Physiotherapy and Sports Injuries Clinic. She qualified from Wolverhampton University and with over 25 years experience, has worked in NHS hospitals, GP practices, the private sector and numerous sports clubs, primarily in the local area. Karen has extensive knowledge and experience in musculoskeletal disorders, with specialisations that include, sport generated injuries and rehabilitation, hand injuries, and paediatric scoliosis. Karen thoroughly enjoys being able to support her patients by further extending her knowledge and experience through validated courses, TPSIC;s focussed in-service training and working along side Consultants operating from local BMI hospitals.

Alison is one of the Directors of TPSIC and has over 30 years’ experience as a physiotherapist. After qualifying at Guy’s Hospital, she worked in London and Switzerland gaining experience in outpatients, orthopaedics, and intensive care. She went on to specialise in cardiothoracics at Harefield and as a Superintendent Physiotherapist at Papworth Hospital. Following a move to Buckinghamshire, she worked at Stoke Mandeville Hospital in the Children’s Developmental Unit, and she joined the physiotherapy team at Rothschild House Surgery in 1993. Here she resumed her interest in musculo-skeletal conditions and in 2001 added acupuncture to her skills. She enjoys teaching work experience students and lecturing on posture and life skills in schools and local organisations.