Seonaid Airth

Graduated 1991, BSc Physiotherapy, Edinburgh. Seonaid worked 4 years in NHS Edinburgh before travelling for 5 years in New Zealand and Australia. Graduated 1999, MSc Sports Physiotherapy, from Australian Institute of Sport. Special interests include headaches and hip and groin pain.

Arlene Bowmaker

Graduated 1992 BSc Hons Physiotherapy, University of Ulster. Arlene has since worked in NHS and private practice in Scotland and Australia. Special interests include clinical pilates, soft tissue massage and work related injuries and assessment.

David Bowmaker

Graduated 1991, BSc Physiotherapy, Edinburgh and 1992, MSc Sports Science, Loughborough. David spent several years in NHS and Private practice in Scotland before studying and working in Australia. Graduated 1999, MSc Manipulative Physiotherapy, University of South Australia. Special interests sports injury management, spinal disorders and orthopaedic rehabilitation.

Rachel Crosbee

Graduated 1990, BSc Physiotherapy, Nottingham. Rachel worked 7 years in the NHS and then in private practice. Special interests include sports rehabilitation, shoulder injuries and acupuncture.

Stewart Kerr

Graduated 2005, BSc (Hons) Sport & Exercise Science (1st Class), Strathclyde University and 2008 MSc Rehabilitation Science (Physio), Glasgow Caledonian University. He has undertaken additional training in spinal manipulation and acupuncture, and has recently completed a diploma in Sports Massage. Research and clinical interests include shoulder injuries, spinal disorders, and sports injury prevention, treatment and management.

Ross Mayberry

Graduated in 2004 BSc Hons (1st Class) Physiotherapy and has worked in NHS and extensively within professional football. Ross is currently studying for an MSc. Specialist interests include knee injuries and acupuncture.

Kirsteen Miller

Graduated 1996, BSc Hons (1st Class) Physiotherapy, Glasgow and completed MSc 2000. Special interests include ankle sprains, rehabilitation sports and recovery massage. Kirsteen recently retired from playing badminton for Scotland.

Fiona Moffat

Graduated 1986, BSc Physiotherapy, Glasgow. Fiona worked as a specialist neurological physiotherapist NHS London and Stirling. Fiona completed her MSc in 2000 and now works full time as a lecturer at Glasgow Caledonian University. Special interests include multiple sclerosis, stroke rehabilitation and head injuries.

Kirsty Pemberton-Piggot

Graduated 1991, BSc Physiotherapy, Glasgow. Kirsty has since spent 6 years in the army and then worked in private practice in Scotland. Special interests include spinal conditions and rehabilitation.