About Us

Aarie hails from Dunedin New Zealand and has moved to London in September 2023 after travelling for 7 months.

He has always loved living an active life, playing high-level hockey in New Zealand as well as enjoying other activities like golf, surfing, hiking and triathlon.

Through this love and the rehabilitation of his own injuries, Aarie was drawn to physiotherapy and completed a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2019.

Since then Aarie has worked in private practices in New Zealand over the past 3 years working with a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions finding particular interest in the treatment and rehabilitation of hockey and running injuries.

In his spare time Aarie still plays hockey, enjoys running and plans to continue travelling to new and exciting places around the UK and Europe.

Alex has 33 years of experience in the diagnosis of musculoskeletal problems. He is dedicated to providing high quality and innovative treatments for his patients and the desire to be at the cutting edge of his chosen field.

Alex has taught osteopathic technique at the British College of Osteopathic Medicine MSc course for 25 years and guest lectured on the MSc Manipulative Physiotherapy course at UCL. He regularly teaches and examines for the London School of Sports Massage and runs his own myofascial release course. He has a passion for learning and colleagues frequently refer patients with complex musculoskeletal problems to him.

As a former international sprinter for 10 years, he has a special interest in elite sport, which has led to him consulting for UK Athletics, West Ham FC, Saracens RFC as well as working on the ATP tennis tour and at the Paralympic Games. He still trains and coaches, evaluating new ideas and approaches, which informs his practice.

Originally from New Zealand, Alex graduated with a physiotherapy degree from the University of Otago School of Physiotherapy in 2010. He worked in the private sector for the first three years of his career treating a range of musculoskeletal conditions, developing a sound knowledge base and critical understanding of injury presentation. While still in New Zealand, Alex’s passion for sports rehabilitation led him to work with regional and national rugby teams and the New Zealand youth football academy, in a physiotherapist-sport medic role.

In 2014 Alex moved to London where he has continued his physiotherapy career working in various private clinics around the city and studying the latest evidence-based approach to treatment. This lead to Alex completing his training in Shockwave Therapy, which he provides at Beyond Health.

Alex is also an avid golfer and is studying swing/body movement biomechanics with the Titleist Performance Institute. He offers a golf-specific biomechanical screen here at Beyond Health for those looking to improve their form on and off the course.

After fifteen years in the industry, Alex firmly believes the best results are achieved when both injury-specific and contributing personal lifestyle factors are addressed throughout the treatment journey. He has a very hands-on style to treatment – employing several techniques including myofascial release, neural mobilisation, spinal manipulation, and postural correction.

Growing up in the Surrey Hills, Alex developed a strong passion for sport and living an active lifestyle from a young age. Playing academy and regional level football alongside school rugby gave him first-hand experience in both performance sport and injury rehabilitation.

He completed a BSc in Physiotherapy and has since gained over 5 years of experience working across private clinics, treating a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions from acute injuries through to late stages.

Alex has a particular interest in running and sports-related injuries, specialising in the late-stage rehabilitation of running, football and rugby injuries, alongside running coaching and return to performance rehabilitation. He has previously worked with high-level runners, as well as professional and academy level football and rugby players.

He is passionate about helping people not only recover from injury but thrive beyond it, taking great satisfaction in seeing clients reach and exceed their goals, whether that is returning to sport, improving performance, or building long-term confidence in their movement.

Outside of work, he developed a strong passion for running and recently completed the 2025 London Marathon. He continues to stay active through playing football, running and going to the gym.

Anna graduated from the University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and First Class Honours in 2019. With a particular interest in sporting rehabilitation, Anna went on to complete a Master’s in Sports and Exercise Physiotherapy through La Trobe University in 2025. She has extensive experience working in private practise and across a variety of sports including high-performance netball, and most recently with The Royal Ballet.

Anna enjoys working closely with clients to achieve their goals and prevent injury recurrence, utilising a combination of hands-on therapy and tailored exercise rehabilitation. She has a special interest in lower back, hip, foot, and ankle injuries, as well as post-operative rehabilitation.

With a strong background in clinical pilates, having completed her pilates training and worked as a course educator with the Australian Physiotherapy Pilates Association (APPI), Anna values the precision of pilates and integrates this into her practise.

Outside of work you’ll find Anna at pilates, trialling a new running route, or exploring the latest bakeries and restaurants!

Bram has a strong interest in ACL rehabilitation, sports injuries, injury prevention and work-related injuries. He also has a keen interest in Neurological rehabilitation of conditions such as Stroke and Parkinson’s disease.

Bram studied a BSc (Hons) of Physiotherapy in Bournemouth University and qualified in 2020. After graduating Bram spent the first 2.5 years working with the NHS in Pembrokeshire, gaining experience across all the core rotations. From there Bram spent the next 1.5 years working and travelling across both Australia and New Zealand working mainly in Musculoskeletal Outpatients. Most recently Bram has been working in Pembrokeshire in the Stroke/Neuro team as well as in a private clinic.

Bram spent his time gaining a variety of experiences from working in rural communities across Australia, to spending time with the professional cricket team in Wellington. He also worked in a large private company in Christchurch offering services from Acute Injury Management to vocational/return to work contracts. Bram understands the frustration and negative impact injuries and pain can have on
someone’s everyday life. He follows a client-centred; evidence based approach to rehabilitation and is passionate about getting you back to where you want to be.

Outside of work Bram enjoys travelling, exploring local coffee spots, surfing or meeting up friend across various parts of the UK.

Britany is a Physiotherapist and Pilates Instructor with over 7 years of experience in both private practice and the NHS. Specialising in clinical physiotherapist-led Pilates, Britany is dedicated to providing inclusive care for individuals of all ages and abilities.

Her expertise spans a range of areas, including sports injuries, pre-and post-operative rehabilitation, hypermobility, lifestyle-related conditions, and pelvic health. She is passionate about helping individuals connect with their bodies, build strength, and achieve their full potential. Rooted in evidence-based methods, she blends innovative techniques with a holistic approach, with particular emphasis on movement analysis, manual therapy, and personalised exercise programs.

Whether you’re recovering from an injury or aiming to improve your overall fitness, a seasoned athlete or new to Pilates, Britany is here to guide you toward improved wellbeing with expertise and compassion. Her tailored approach ensures that her clients feel supported and empowered in their health journeys.

Outside the clinic, Britany enjoys running, strength training, and discovering new coffee spots. She also loves travelling, live music, and staying active in her daily life—a testament to her belief in the benefits of movement and a balanced lifestyle.

Christos graduated with a Bachelor in Kinesiotherapy from the National Sports Academy of Bulgaria in 2000. He has gained experience in various hospitals working with patients from orthopaedics, cardiovascular, respiratory, neurology, paediatrics and Sports medicine departments.

Since 2002 Christos focused his practice on sports rehabilitation, treating professionals including the Greek National team of Athletics, the Greek National squad of Gymnastics. He also participated in the 2004 Olympics as a member of the Greek National Gymnastics team. He also worked within various professional volleyball clubs.

Christos also tutored soft tissue therapy and sports massage for 8 years in Athens.

Since 2010 Christos is based in London working in various Clinics, treating a wide range of individual clients from elite athletes, as part of their training build-up, to City workers, Bankers and those needing to maintain flexibility and mobility to enable them to get through each day. Christos has outstanding experience and expertise in sports massage treatments and sports rehabilitation.

Prior to pursuing a career in physiotherapy, Cameryn trained as a classical ballet dancer. She spent summers training with schools such as American Ballet Theatre, Boston Ballet, Sacramento Ballet, and Alonzo King LINES Ballet. During this time, she was introduced to physiotherapy and Pilates. Cameryn’s pursuit of combining her passion for dance with the science of movement and rehabilitation began.

In 2013 Cameryn received her Doctorate in Physiotherapy from the University of the Pacific, California. She began working at Enloe Medical Centre, running the Total Joint Replacement Program, and as the primary physiotherapist in the trauma surgery and orthopaedic ward. Cameryn then transitioned to homecare physiotherapy, treating patients with various diagnoses, including generalised weakness, chronic pain, cancer, neurological conditions, orthopaedic rehabilitation and cardiopulmonary diseases.

Cameryn has worked with dancers in Northern California and recently, in the West End, progressing them through injury rehabilitation and helping them train safely and more effectively by providing education on dance injury prevention and movement and technique analysis.

Cameryn has continued her education in this field by participating in the Dance Medicine Practicum Series at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore and becoming certified as an APPI Pilates mat and large equipment instructor.

As a result of her ongoing education, professional experiences and passion for dance, Cameryn is a highly motivated practitioner who loves to help dancers and non-dancers alike reach their fitness, health and wellbeing goals.

Graduating with First Class Honours in Physiotherapy from Coventry University, Elliot began his career in the private sector, where he developed a strong clinical foundation treating a wide range of musculoskeletal injuries. Working in this environment refined his clinical reasoning, hands-on skills, and ability to deliver individualised, goal-driven rehabilitation for patients with varying demands — from everyday activity to elite sport.

Alongside private practice, Elliot has gained extensive experience working within high-performance sport. He has supported elite-level basketball players during title-winning seasons, worked with elite youth hockey players on pathways to England representation, and provided physiotherapy support for England polo players. These roles strengthened his understanding of the physical demands, pressures, and performance expectations placed on athletes at the highest level.

Football remains Elliot’s primary sporting passion. Having played since childhood, he has represented his university first team as both a player and physiotherapist, and continues to play competitively. This dual perspective as both clinician and athlete gives him a unique insight into football-specific injuries, performance demands, and rehabilitation — an area he particularly enjoys working in.

With a strong passion for rehabilitation and return-to-performance, Elliot focuses on getting people out of pain and moving confidently again by addressing individual biomechanics, movement quality, and contributing factors. He believes successful outcomes come from understanding how a person moves, trains, and lives — enabling them not only to recover from injury, but to achieve their targets and smash their goals.

Originally from North Yorkshire, Gabriella earned a first-class honours degree in Physiotherapy from Northumbria University. She began her career in private practice, treating musculoskeletal conditions in both adults and children. Passionate about injury rehabilitation and performance, she has worked with athletes in tennis, gymnastics, and rugby, as well as patients needing pre- and post-operative care.

Now based in London, Gabriella is committed to helping people move better and feel stronger. A dedicated sportswoman, she understands injury challenges firsthand, having played hockey at a regional level and completed the 2024 London Marathon. She enjoys hockey, skiing, padel, Pilates, and running.

Currently completing her APPI Reformer Pilates qualification, Gabriella integrates Pilates-based rehabilitation into her holistic, patient-centred approach. Using hands-on techniques, exercise therapy, and movement retraining, she delivers evidence-based care tailored to each patient’s needs.

Gerard’s interest in massage therapy stems from his sporting background having been a long-distance runner since his childhood, he has also recently completed ultramarathons in UTMB World Series. From his own experience, he became interested in how the body reacts to certain techniques following injury. Throughout Gerard’s career, he has worked with a variety of clients from athletes suffering from recurrent injuries to desk workers suffering from muscular pain.

Originating from Christchurch, New Zealand, Jack completed his studies at the University of Otago in Dunedin. He graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy, and moved to Wellington where he worked at a sports private practice. During his time in Wellington, Jack got to work with a range of athletes, from regional age group rugby players to professional basketball players.

Jack’s passion for Physiotherapy extends from his own passion for sports and exercise. With a background in rowing and rugby union, Jack understands the importance of ensuring the right areas of the body have the strength and mobility to avoid injury and stay in the game. While having a good knowledge of injuries throughout the entire body, Jack has a special interest in knee injuries, particularly ACL rehabilitation.

When Jack’s not working he enjoys playing sports such as golf, flag football and tag rugby, going on ski trips with friends and family, and watching the All Blacks!

Born in Britain, Jake spent most of his life in Australia, and in early 2025 has returned to the UK. He earned his Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of Canberra in 2020 and has since specialised in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy within private practice.

A strong advocate for a holistic, client-centered approach, Jake is passionate about helping individuals achieve their health goals. He combines education, hands-on techniques, and tailored exercise programs to deliver effective, evidence-based treatment while reducing the risk of future injuries.

In addition to his physiotherapy qualifications, Jake is trained in dry needling and has pursued further study in upper limb conditions. His clinical expertise spans both acute and chronic musculoskeletal issues, with a particular focus on low back and neck pain, knee injuries, and upper limb rehabilitation.

A former competitive rugby union player through the Brumbies pathway, Jake also represented the Canberra Raiders in touch football. His personal experience with injury recovery ignited his passion for rehabilitation and informs his patient-centered approach.

Outside the clinic, he enjoys running, weight training, golfing, and exploring new destinations.

James has a wealth of experience in musculoskeletal physiotherapy in the NHS, elite sport and private practice. He started his journey studying a Sport Rehabilitation degree before completing a Masters in Physiotherapy.

James’ passion lies within endurance sport and has seen him work with recreational to professional athletes in triathlon, running and cycling.  In summer 2022, James worked at the Commonwealth games supporting the athletes with physiotherapy provision working some of the worlds best athletes.  James has supported novice athletes from injury to first time marathon, ultra distance events and up to Ironman distance triathlons.  He also works with GB Age group athletes providing physiotherapy support and performance strength programmes. James has worked in both academy football and rugby.

James is a keen skier and therefore has a good understanding of the strength requirements and preparation for skiing. He regularly works with patients returning to skiing following injuries such as ACL reconstructions.

James has an eye for detail within the rehabilitation process.  He focuses on objective outcome measures to ensure the process is data-driven and accurate, setting a baseline and constantly re-evaluating in the injury journey ensuring no stone is left unturned.

Outside of work you’ll find James training for a triathlon, weight training and skiing.  Along with watching sport and attending live music gigs with friends.

Jane has been working as a Physiotherapist for a long time, more than 15 of those years working with patients in Parsons Green. Her passion throughout her career has always been rehabilitation and injury prevention.  Jane is particularly passionate in treating the 40/45+ age group of patients with a deep understanding of the subtle differences required to treat this demographic by totally understanding how the body changes with age.
Jane was introduced to Pilates in the late 90s and was one of the early adopters of Pilates equipment into physiotherapy treatment. She has been an educator in Pilates for Physiotherapists and been lead Pilates Physio for a large London Physiotherapy group.

Jane has joined Beyond Health to take their Clinical Pilates classes.
In her unique 3:1 classes she is able to deliver individualised and pathology specific exercise through a mixture of Pilates, strength and rehab exercises.

Jess graduated from the University of Birmingham in 2021 with a First Class Honours degree in Sport and Exercise Sciences, before completing her MSc in Physiotherapy at the University of Gloucestershire.

Jess began her career in private practice in central London, working with a diverse range of MSK and vestibular conditions, with a particular focus on sporting injuries and both pre-and post-surgical rehabilitation. Her deep-rooted passion for health and optimal function drives her to deliver the best outcomes for every client, ensuring treatments are tailored for long-term success and overall well-being.

Outside of the clinic, Jess is a passionate swimmer, having competed at Olympic trial level, and has a strong interest in eventing and skiing in the Alps. She has also taken part in Hyrox competitions and this year, she’s training for her first 70.3 Ironman, continuing her pursuit of performance and endurance.

Jess’s commitment to health and performance isn’t just professional—it’s a way of life. Her broad range of interests and experiences give her unique insight into the challenges and motivations of those she works with, making her an empathetic and effective practitioner.

Originally from Sunderland, Jonny brings a blend of clinical expertise and professional sports experience to Beyond Health. Jonny is passionate about sports, particularly tennis, where he competed professionally around the world achieving a world ranking in singles and doubles. Jonny translates his experiences from tennis with injuries and rehabilitation to the field of sports medicine.

Jonny studied at Durham University, earning a BA in Sport Science and an MA in Education, before completing his Masters in Physiotherapy at Brunel University in London. As a physiotherapist, Jonny works with elite athletes across various settings. His work for the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) focuses on the treatment and rehabilitation of elite-level tennis players, based at the National Tennis Centre. Jonny also works privately with top British tennis professionals, combining physiotherapy and coaching to support athletes in reaching their peak performance.

Jonny’s approach to physiotherapy is holistic, drawing from his extensive knowledge of sports biomechanics and injury prevention. Jonny finds special interest in the treatment and rehabilitation of upper limb injuries and other musculoskeletal conditions common in racquet sports. His treatment methods combine hands-on techniques with tailored exercise programs, ensuring optimal recovery and performance for his patients. He employs a client-centred, evidence-based approach, tailoring treatment plans to meet the needs of each client. At Beyond Health, he is dedicated to transforming lives through physiotherapy, supporting individuals seeking to improve their overall well-being and achieve their potential. His work embodies the core values of Beyond Health, where restoring health and enhancing performance are paramount.

Beyond his clinical work, Jonny remains actively involved in the tennis community as a player and coach. He continues to represent Roehampton Club at a national level, competes for a German club league team in the summer, and coaches privately in London maintaining his connection to the sport that shaped his career.

Joseph’s passion for sport and fitness across the board, dove-tailed with his clinical interests in injury rehabilitation, strength & conditioning, nutrition and wellness have earned him the reputation of a thought leader in the musculoskeletal health and fitness industries.

With 20 years experience at the leading edge of physiotherapy and a hunger for continual acquisition of knowledge and best practice, Joseph is highly respected in the sports medicine community. The quality of this professional network is critically important for the top quality care of his clients.

Joseph has a huge client following based on excellent advice and excellent results. Whether it be quick fixes of pain or a complete overhaul of people musculoskeletal health, he loves solving your problems.

When Joseph is not busy in the clinic he is either sneaking a good coffee, exercising, on the south coast kitesurfing or in the alps skiing.

“I have real passion for problem solving complex presentations. I believe broad, integrative knowledge and advice based on good science is the key to long lasting solutions. I also firmly believe that exercise is medicine for the body and the mind!”

Katherine Graduated from Loughborough University in 2019 with a first class honours degree in Sport and Exercise Science, before completing her Physiotherapy MSc at Brunel University.

Katherine has spent a year working with the British Army and is now splitting her time between Beyond Health and Harlequins Rugby Club where she works as a Physiotherapist covering a variety of MSK related conditions, post operative rehabilitation, concussions and emergency life support.

Katherine played hockey for both Reading hockey club and Loughborough university, before taking up triathlon and has recently returned from the ironman 70.3 world championships as well as representing Great Britain in the recent Middle Distance European Championships.

Katherine’s approach to physiotherapy is holistic, taking into account each patients unique needs and goals. She uses a combination of manual therapy and exercise prescription to help her patients recover from injury, manage pain and improve their overall physical function.

Originally from South Africa, Lauren graduated in 2006 from Oxford Brookes University with a 1st class honours degree in Physiotherapy. She has since worked as a Senior Physiotherapist within the NHS, and also within the private sector for over 16 years.

Possessing a wide range of clinical skills, Lauren is trained in Acupuncture and has also trained with the Australian Physiotherapy and Pilates Institute since 2007, where she achieved her Matwork instructors qualification.

Lauren is passionate about treating a variety of conditions, including those of upper and lower limbs as well as spinal injuries. She is particularly interested in sports injuries and post-operative rehabilitation as well as Women’s health whereby she is trained through the POGP in treating female urinary incontinence, prolapse, as well as ante-and post-natal. Over and above this, she is committed to her patients overall health and wellbeing, striving to improve their quality of life through encouraging healthy lifestyle choices. This is strengthened through her study in Health Coaching with the College of Naturopathic Medicine.

Lauren uses many treatment techniques to ensure optimal benefit for all her patients. Such treatments include acupuncture, soft tissue work, joint manual therapy, taping, electrotherapy, clinical Pilates & strength and conditioning training. Part of every consultation with Lauren involves educating about your condition, informing about its root cause and empowering you to manage it as well as possible.

Keeping fit is very important to Lauren. She has swum competitively in the past and played lacrosse for Kent. She goes to the gym regularly, swims, cycles and of course practices what she preaches with regular Pilates and Yoga.

Megan loves working alongside clients of all ages, supporting them to achieve their goals. She finds great joy in helping people regain confidence and trust in their bodies and movement. With degrees in Psychology and Physiotherapy, Megan has developed a strong understanding of the close connection between mind and body — when one feels calm, the other can thrive.

Having worked as a Physiotherapist in both the NHS and private practice, in the UK, Australia and South Africa, Megan has extensive experience treating a wide range of acute and chronic musculoskeletal and pelvic health conditions.

Alongside her work at Leto she also holds a post as a specialist Pelvic Health Physiotherapist within the NHS, supporting women to optimise their health during and after childbirth — a role she feels enormously privileged to undertake.

Megan approaches every patient holistically and believes education is the cornerstone of effective treatment. She aims to implement preventative strategies, reduce the risk of injury, and empower patients with the tools to self-manage their conditions over the long term. Pilates, exercise and movement play a central role in all of her treatment programmes.

Outside of work, Megan has three children who keep her on her toes. She is a keen sportswoman and can often be found running along the river and always enjoying the challenge of a good endurance event.

Originally from the South Coast of New South Wales, Australia, Milly completed a Bachelor of Exercise Science at the University of Wollongong before going on to complete a Master of Physiotherapy at the University of Technology Sydney in 2020.

She began her career in private practice near her hometown, where she treated a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions across all age groups. Milly is passionate about helping people get back to what they love through a combination of hands-on treatment and tailored exercise. She enjoys variety in her musculoskeletal caseload, with particular interest in neck pain, lower limb injuries and post-operative rehabilitation.

During this time, Milly also developed a strong interest in pelvic health, completing further training and mentorship in this area. After a three-month travel stint, she settled in London in August 2024, where she has worked in both NHS and private hospital settings in pelvic health physiotherapy roles. This experience has further developed her knowledge and skills in pregnancy and postnatal care, post-operative management, bladder and bowel dysfunction, pelvic organ prolapse and pelvic pain.

When she’s not working, Milly takes any opportunity to pop overseas. When in the country, she loves walking, running or cycling around North-East London, frequenting the best coffee and pastries, getting stuck into a good book, or, in the colder months, practising her new hobby of knitting.

Ollie graduated with a Bachelors of Physiotherapy from Otago University in New Zealand in 2015. Since then, he has been working in a private practice Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy clinic in Christchurch.

Ollie has concurrently gone on to study Mechanical Diagnosis. He became a credentialed McKenzie Therapist in 2017.

Feeding his passion for biomechanics and optimizing human performance, Ollie has completed further post-graduate training earning his Level 1 Strength and Conditioning Certificate through the Australian Strength and Conditioning Association. More recently Ollie has completed his foundation training in dry needling.

Alongside the physical approaches to rehabilitation, Ollie has a particular interest in the psychology of healing and holistic approaches to wellness. From an evolutionary perspective, through stress management, nutrition and positive psychology, Ollie enjoys facilitating his clients’ cognitive approach to their end goals.

Outside of the clinic, Ollie enjoys playing a wide range of sports, most notably cricket and surfing. When time allows, he also loves getting out hiking in the hills and off to explore new countries and cultures.

Sara is a keen runner and cyclist who firmly believes in the importance of massage for the wellbeing of muscles and mind.

Sara qualified as a Soft Tissue Therapist Level 5 at the London School of Sports Massage. She has also trained in dry cupping, Indian head massage, manual lymphatic drainage, pregnancy and labour massage. Sara is also a qualified Reflexologist and is certified for IASTM (Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Manipulation). Sara is currently studying craniosacral therapy and manual maxillofacial therapy.

She has been working for many of the major London sporting events such as the London Marathon and London-Surrey 100.

Sara has a very caring personality. Her traits of kindness, passion and helpfulness are ever-present.

Erin is originally from Hamilton, New Zealand but also spent time growing up and schooling in the Cotswolds. After graduating with a Bachelor of Biomedical Science and a Bachelor in Oral Health Therapy, Erin worked as an Oral Health Therapist in the New Zealand public health system treating dental decay in children and adolescents.

In her spare time, Erin enjoys getting outside and exploring London and Europe as well as frequenting cafes for some good coffee.

Le joined our team in summer 2019 after a two-year career break to complete a 360 trip around the world.

Le was born and grew up in Fulham and has always worked in the Parson’s Green area. She knows the area very well and welcomes in a lot of client’s whom she knows from her previous roles in the community.

Lucy has recently moved to London from the Deep South of New Zealand. After doing 4 months backpacking around Europe, she knew she needed to come back to explore more and spend some time in London.

Lucy has a love for all sport and exercise, but has a special passion for basketball and is a keen player and coach. In her spare time, Lucy enjoys travelling and great food!

Sally moved to London in 2023 from New Zealand after a period of overseas travel. After spending time working with children in a Special Education Needs (SEN) School and nursing in the NHS, Sally has joined Beyond Health in our Client Services Team, and in 2025 stepped into the Practice Manager role in Queen’s Park.

She has a background as a Registered Nurse with a specific interest and expertise in cardiac care, having worked in Cardiology and Cardiothoracic departments across New Zealand and London. In her free time, you’ll find Sally exploring London, in particular West-End shows, finding the best local running loop and making the most of having Europe right at her doorstep.

Sophie recently moved to London after completing Year 12, deciding to take a gap year before returning to Australia to begin university. Originally from Canberra, Australia, Sophie has had the unique opportunity to grow up living in different parts of the world, growing her love for travel and learning new cultures.

While in London, Sophie is enjoying the chance to travel, work, and embrace new experiences. She loves exploring the outdoors, the arts, spending quality time with family and friends and taking on new challenges. Sophie is excited for what the future has to offer as she transitions from school to her new lifestyle in London.