Paul obtained a BSc(Hons)2.1 in Physiotherapy from Sheffield Hallam University. Previously to this he also completed a BSc(Hons) in Biology and Sports Science in London.

Currently, he works mostly at his private practice which requires a sound understanding of all aspects of musculoskeletal physiotherapy with a bias towards spinal pain and sports injuries. He also works as an Extended Scope Practitioner in the award winning Surrey Heath Orthopaedic Treatment and Triage Service. This is an NHS clinic where he works with a Specialist GP and an Orthopaedic Surgeon.

Paul believes in using a combination of manual therapy techniques and specific exercise which will eventually enable patients to make a full recovery and avoid reoccurrence. Understanding the causes of pain and disability are key to effective management.

Liam Tanner completed his physiotherapy training at the University of East London and has worked in a variety of private practices and hospital settings since his graduation in 2000. Over the years Liam has treated a wide range of people from the elite athletes to post operative patients, allowing him to develop his assessment and treatment skills.

Prior to undertaking his physiotherapy course, Liam also gained a degree in Sports Science and undertook an MSc in Exercise and Health Behaviour at City University, London.

Liam enjoys all aspects of musculoskeletal physiotherapy with particular interests in back and knee pain and soft tissue injuries.   He believes that 'in order to make an individual better you must treat the whole person and not just the problem.

Sylvine Tanner originally trained in Holistic Massage at the Bristol College of Massage and Bodywork in 1999. Since then she has completed an ITEC in Sports Massage at St Mary's University College and a Massage in Pregnancy course with Susan Yates, the founder of Wellmother. She is currently training to be a physiotherapist at Brunel University and has recently finished her Matwork 1 pilates teaching course with the APPI.

Sylvine has treated a wide variety of patients ranging from professional athletes through to patients with Multiple Sclerosis and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. She combines her skills seamlessly from her different areas of expertise to give a trully holistic all body and mind encompassing treatment. She believes that patients should be empowered to help themselves and so provides advise on lifestyle changes and exercises where appropriate.

Ellie graduated from Glasgow Caledonian University with a BSc(Hons) in Physiotherapy and Glasgow University with an MSc in Sports Medicine. Since qualifying Ellie has worked at various hospitals and clinics specialising in musculoskeletal conditions including sports injuries. She has worked with a number of elite athletes in a physiotherapy capacity.

She currently works full time within the NHS as a Senior Physiotherapist and evenings at Body Logic. Ellie has a keen sports background herself. She has run to a high standard and is a keen club squash player.