Our Ethos
At the core of our clinic is a simple belief: every person deserves compassionate, personalised care that empowers them to live life to the fullest.
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We are driven by a deep respect for every individual’s journey, combining clinical excellence with a human approach. Our ethos is grounded in empathy, integrity, and education. We don’t just treat symptoms—we listen, understand, and work collaboratively with our patients to build long-term solutions that support lasting health and wellbeing.
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We are committed to:
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Delivering evidence-based, results-driven physiotherapy
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Creating a welcoming, inclusive environment for people of all ages and abilities
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Empowering our patients through knowledge, encouragement, and trust
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This isn’t just physiotherapy—it’s a partnership built on care, expertise, and a genuine desire to see you thrive.
Jamie Waugh
My Background:
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I'm a qualified physiotherapist with a passion for helping people move better, feel stronger, and live healthier lives.
My journey began with a postgraduate degree in Physiotherapy from the University of Essex, where I gained a strong foundation in human anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics. Even before I qualified, I volunteered at my brother’s South West Cerebral Palsy Regional Talent Centre, leading sessions and inspiring young athletes. I also worked as a personal trainer, deepening my understanding of functional movement and motivation.
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Since qualifying, I’ve had the privilege of working in specialist musculoskeletal and neurological clinics, supporting both adults and children. My clinical experience includes treating a wide range of conditions—from sports injuries and post-operative recovery to more complex neurological diagnoses such as cerebral palsy, traumatic and acquired brain injuries, and Down’s syndrome.
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I take pride in combining clinical expertise with a friendly, supportive approach. I’m constantly updating my knowledge and techniques through evidence-based learning, ensuring my patients always receive the highest standard of care.
Above all, I believe in empowering people to take an active role in their recovery and long-term wellbeing.
