At Essex Physiotherapy, we will listen to your concerns and dependent on what we find in your assessment, we will craft a tailor -made treatment programme to give you the best outcome possible after discussing all the elements with you.
We have successfully treated thousands of patients over the years, so can say with confidence that our physiotherapy is a good investment and that the reassurance of a good diagnosis and prognosis, skilled treatment, plus knowledgeable advice on what to do to help, can be more beneficial than any fancy gadget you might see advertised.
In addition to our musculoskeletal physiotherapy team, we provide neurological and respiratory physiotherapy in the clinic or in peoples home environment. Adia Lotz and Carly Marshall are physiotherapists who specialise in rehabilitation for Stroke, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, head injuries as well as respiratory conditions such as Asthma and COPD.
Don’t shoulder the burden alone.
Our clinic is in South Woodham Ferrers and we have a sister clinic in Epping. We are staffed uniquely by senior level physiotherapists, qualified massage therapists and other fully qualified complementary therapists.
Angela specialises in musculoskeletal problems, sports injuries, performing artists' injuries, pain management and relaxation training. Her approach to treatment is holistic – looking at the whole person and treating all elements of the problem. Angela is also a lecturer in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, a clinical educator and a regular broadcaster for the BBC on health matters. As a mother of two, Angela understands the demands of family life and the impact of a health problem within an already busy life. Her interest in relaxation is as a result of helping people whose physical problem is made worse by feeling stressed, tired or overloaded.
Angela is a keen yoga and T'ai Chi enthusiast, and owns three gundogs - her personal trainers! Angela takes part in charity walking events and loves walking as a great low impact sport that is suitable for most ages and levels of fitness. Angela qualified in 1980 at The Royal London Hospital. She is a member of The Health and Care Professions Council and the MCSP, MMACP and MAACP.
In addition to her physiotherapy work, Angela is also a mindset and wellness coach, helping clients from all walks of life make changes and feel more fulfilled, with less stress and improved performance.
Melanie has been a successful physiotherapist for over thirty years and is one of our senior therapists.
Melanie has a particular interest in ergonomics and work-related injuries and a bit of an obsession with posture, whether it affects your work, sporting activities or hobbies. Her special interests are muscle and joint problems, particularly knees. She uses a wide range of physiotherapy techniques including acupuncture in her treatments.
She is kind, friendly, supportive and excels in looking at all aspects of your problem. When not working, Melanie enjoys a variety of creative hobbies including silversmithing and can often be found completing a project between her appointments. Furthermore, Melanie looks after a mini menagerie and keeps the practice supplied with free range eggs from her chickens.
Melanie qualified in 1984 at St Thomas' Hospital. She is a member of the Health and Care Professions Council, the MCSP and the MAACP.
Jerin is a senior physiotherapist and acupuncturist with a master's degree in physiotherapy.
Jerin believes in offering recovery-focused treatments from his wide range of skills always tailored to each individuals need. He aims to communicate effectively and sensitively to fully assess your needs, maximise your rehabilitation and ensure you understand the complex issues impacting on full recovery.
He is supportive of your goals and likes to treat holistically and restore, maintain and rehabilitate movement physically to improve well-being.
Jerin is passionate about supporting clients through physiotherapy. He is interested in prevention and does fit for life, posture and pre-season check-ups.
Prior to joining us, Jerin gained a wealth of experience within private and hospital establishments. Working with musculoskeletal, orthopaedic and neurological conditions. He treats all joints but particularly enjoys rehabilitation for shoulders and knees. He has also worked within multiple sports environments and has a special interest in the rehabilitation of sports injuries.
When not working, Jerin can be found playing cricket, badminton and hiking. He’s also a keen artist.
Jerin is a member of the HCPC, and MCSP.
Adia is a senior physiotherapist with a wealth of experience from both here and overseas. She enjoys treating musculoskeletal problems, neurological and orthopaedic conditions, respiratory and elderly
rehabilitation and works in falls prevention.
Adia is a great believer that physiotherapy works in the community. She has won an innovation award for the respiratory rehabilitation service that she set up in nearby Waltham Abbey. A very caring person, Adia believes everyone deserves to reach their full potential. She uses a practical approach to achieve the best possible results in the rehabilitation of neurological conditions such as strokes, Parkinson’s and MS, and works with families and carers to achieve this.
She is a member of the Health and Care Professions Council and MCSP.
Carly is a dynamic individual who has almost twenty years experience in the NHS through a variety of different rehabilitation roles. As a physiotherapist she is a passionate, kind hearted and focused person who thrives on regaining her patients function and independence.
Carly gained an extensive range of transferable skills and experience in physiotherapy throughout her career. These skills and knowledge have enhanced Carly's ability to find the best treatments to support patients recovery & to empower their wellbeing.
Carly believes an important part of improving a patients quality of life is through community rehabilitation within patients own homes, which she also offers outside the clinic setting.
Carly is an active person who loves Pilates & has been known to use this in her rehab programs, which adds a diverse approach. She is a senior chartered physiotherapist, who studied BSc at Essex university and is a member of CSP and HCPC.
Jamie is a sports massage therapist who specialises in relieving the tightness, pain and stress that we build up in daily life.
Whether it is the physical debt accrued in an athlete’s vigorous training programme, a runner’s fatigue training for an event, soreness from sitting in a desk at work for extended periods, or just general stiffness and aches that build up over time.
Jamie can help relax your body and mind, assist your preparation and recovery for events, and improve flexibility.
He is a member of the Complementary Medical Association.