Teresa (TJ) is a dynamic, highly qualified physiotherapist with extensive experience in sport and bio-mechanics. She has recently become a member of the MACP. She has treated Olympic athletes and rugby internationals. 4 years with a national rugby league club and 2 years as a military physiotherapist, followed by 15 years working in private practice. TJ is now based at the Kemptown clinic.

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Jenny qualified as a Physiotherapist from St George’s, University of London in 2008. She began her career in the NHS before moving into private practice, where she specialised in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and successfully ran her own clinic in Essex. After relocating back to Brighton in 2016, Jenny continued to work in private practice, helping people recover from injury, reduce pain and return to the activities they enjoy.

Following a career break, during which she qualified as a Pilates instructor and continued to develop her knowledge of movement, exercise rehabilitation and wellbeing, Jenny has chosen to return to clinical physiotherapy. She is currently completing the HCPC Return to Practice programme to regain her registration as a physiotherapist.

Jenny’s appointments are carried out as part of this supervised return to practice programme under the clinical supervision of Tina Mason, Clinical Director and HCPC Registered Physiotherapist. Patients can be reassured that they will receive high quality, evidence based care with senior clinical support available throughout their appointment.

Jenny has a particular interest in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and enjoys helping people with joint, muscle and spinal pain, sports injuries and rehabilitation. She believes in treating the whole person and works collaboratively with patients to develop realistic treatment plans that combine hands on therapy, exercise rehabilitation, movement education and self management strategies.

Outside of the clinic, Jenny enjoys keeping active through strength training and Pilates, and is passionate about helping people build confidence in movement at every stage of life.

Following a career break, during which she qualified as a Pilates instructor, Jenny is now completing her HCPC Return to Practice programme to regain her physiotherapy registration. She brings a wealth of clinical experience and a passion for helping people recover from injury, reduce pain and return to the activities they enjoy.

**Jenny’s appointments are undertaken under the clinical supervision of Tina Mason, Clinical Director and HCPC Registered Physiotherapist, as part of her supervised return to practice programme.

During this period, appointments are offered at a reduced fee.**

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Ms Ann-Marie “Annie” Ray Annie trained at St. George’s, university of London and qualified in 2010. She works in both the NHS and private sector. Her current NHS practice is as a Senior Specialist Physiotherapist. Annie’s expertise is in rehabilitating MSK patients, particularly sport injuries as well as further injury prevention. In addition she is qualified to treat patient with significant cardiac and respiratory conditions as well as post-op patients. Outside of work Annie is an ex-international athlete and has continued in the sports and fitness industry by transitioning into strength training and bodybuilding.

Ms Ann-Marie “Annie” Ray Annie trained at St. George’s, university of London and qualified in 201... Read More

Jenna is a physiotherapist, movement specialist, and lifelong athlete, with a passion for helping people train, perform, and stay injury free. With a background in Kinesiology and an MSc in Physiotherapy, Jenna has worked with a wide range of athletes including runners, climbers, triathletes, and Taekwon Do competitors.

Jenna has a particular interest in treating climbers and martial artists, bringing a unique blend of performance knowledge, movement expertise, and rehabilitation skills to the clinic. Her approach is not just about getting you out of pain, it is about building strength, resilience, and long term capacity so you can keep training and performing without recurring setbacks.

Whether you are recovering from an injury, aiming to improve performance, or simply wanting to stay active and doing what you love, Jenna is here to help at our Kemptown clinic.

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Tina qualified as a physiotherapist in 2001 having studied at Kings College London University. She has worked extensively both in the UK, for the NHS and in private practice, and also abroad, having spent several skiing seasons as a Head Physiotherapist in Val D’Isere, France.

Tina has extensive experience in the treatment of all musculoskeletal disorders, and has a particular interest in the use of acupuncture.

After having 2 children, Tina was keen to promote Women’s Health physiotherapy in the area, to help as many women as possible, with a variety of Women’s Health conditions and she has since completed post-graduate training within this area. Within the pelvic health caseload, she treats anything from pelvic pain, to urinary dysfunction and prolapses. She also sees clients anti-natally and post-natally, and has links with several of the fitness instructors and pilates trainers in the area.

She is based at both the Brighton & Hove clinics.

Tina and Marnie (practice manager) are co-owners of Brighton Physiotherapy Clinic.

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