Dan qualified as a physiotherapist in 2008, completing his NHS rotations in North London alongside working in professional football with Crystal Palace FC.

In 2010 Dan moved to work full time at West Ham United FC, spending 5 years as senior academy physiotherapist, combining this with completing Post-Graduate Diploma in Sports Medicine health and exercise at University College London. During this time he also worked as Lead research physiotherapist at the University of Bath and The military’s rehabilitation centre at Headley Court.

Most recently Dan has worked as Senior physiotherapist at Worcester Warriors RFC, spending 4 years as senior and lead physiotherapist with the first team.

This background and experience accumulated over the past 14-years has given Dan a strong specialism in lower Limb injuries and sports rehabilitation. He takes pride in delivering comprehensive treatment plans, ensuring patients achieve their goals of returning to sport or having an active pain-free lifestyle.

Along side his work at modus he is also a consultant physiotherapist for the FA working with the girls development pathways.

Away from work he enjoys family time and many sports, watching and playing when he can!

Hannah graduated from University of Brighton with her MSc in Rehabilitation Science (Physiotherapy) in early 2017. Prior to studying physiotherapy Hannah also attained a BSc in Sport Rehabilitation from St Mary’s University with first class honours back in 2015. She has also completed numerous professional qualifications in manual therapy, rehabilitation and dry needling to keep her skill set up to date.

Since qualifying Hannah has worked within a range of specialisms in the NHS, private practice and the sporting industry, including paediatics, elderly care and intensive care. She has a keen interest in sports physiotherapy and rehabilitation having worked at her local rugby club as lead medical support for many years but has also had experience within football, dance, gymnastics and hockey as well as assisting during a number on London Marathons.

Hannah’s main aim with all individuals is to take a holistic approach to treatment and ensure both herself and the individual have the same realistic expectation which can be achieved with a good level of communication and education. Her mission is to treat, educate and rehabilitate her patients to achieve the individualised goals set.

Kelly graduated from Cardiff University in 2020 achieving a First Class BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy. Following completion of her medical placements with the NHS, Kelly began to specialise within musculoskeletal and sporting injuries. Joining the team at Modus Physiotherapy in 2021, Kelly has undertaken clinics treating various muscle and joint conditions, alongside managing concussions and their return to sport.

Kelly comes from a sporting background, having swam the channel at aged 14, represented Great Britain in Triathlon World Championships and European Championships, and represented the South of England in Hockey. Throughout her sporting career Kelly has had to overcome numerous injuries, and understands the frustration and desire to return to sport quickly. Through delivering effective manual therapy techniques, and prescribing personalised rehabilitation programs, she aims to get patients back to fitness as soon as possible.

Olivia graduated from the University of Gloucestershire in 2019 with a 1st Class BSc Honours degree in Sports Therapy. During her final year she completed an internship working with semi-professional and ex-professional athletes at Cinderford RFC. Her graduation was immediately followed by taking up a position for the 2019/20 season with premiership rugby club London Irish where she worked with youth and senior athletes. Alongside her time at London Irish, she also balanced the responsibility of providing medical assistance to the National Norwegian Rugby team; travelling to international fixtures in both Norway and Austria respectively.

Despite having a passion for rugby and contact sports, Olivia’s own personal history and experience as a British synchronised ice skater and ski instructor provides a wholly separate insight and understanding of more technique and performance orientated sports.

Since joining the team at Modus Physiotherapy in 2020, Olivia has acted as lead medical support for Sandhurst Town FC, alongside running private treatment clinics carrying out soft-tissue and manual therapy for a variety of sporting injuries such as back, neck and shoulder pain. Having worked in rugby Olivia has a keen interest in knee and ankle injuries, prescribing tailor-made rehabilitation and performance programs for athletes and weekend warriors alike.

Since graduating from University of Chichester with an MSc in Sports Therapy, Paul has worked within private clinics and sports clubs. Following placement working at professional rugby union club, Ospreys RFC, Paul took on the lead medical role at Bracknell Town FC. Overseeing match day medical cover, injury prevention and treatment clinics, Paul has continued to build a comprehensive knowledge in both exercise prescription and manual treatment techniques.

Paul believes in using effective hands-on treatment to aid in accelerating recovery from injuries, alongside a tailor made exercise regime to address any physical impairments.

When not working, Paul enjoys reading, watching rugby and keeping fit at the gym.