Amanda Copsey
Amanda qualified in 1991 as a Physiotherapist from Kings College London. She worked largely in the NHS gaining valuable experience in the fields of sports therapy, neurology, outpatients, respiratory and orthopaedics. Having left the NHS for a three year spell to work at the The Oaks Hospital Colchester, where she gained valuable experience in the private sector and elective pre and post-operative orthopaedic surgery, she returned to the NHS, this time in the community setting, facilitating discharge packages and patient transition to their home environment. From here she worked in a purpose built rehab hospital, again reinforcing her skills in patient rehabilitation.
Amanda will always have a keen interest in the field of sports injuries, having reached National levels as a junior in the field of sprint hurdling.
She joined the Practice nine years ago after completing her Training in the Bowen Technique, enabling patients to benefit from this distinctive, effective therapy.
Working privately rewards huge satisfaction to her, enabling her the luxury to spend time both listening to and treating her clients to maximise their recovery.
Barney Clarkson
Barney trained as a Physiotherapist at Coventry University and has worked both privately and within the NHS. He joined Woodbridge Physiotherapy Practice in 2007, integrating a variety of advanced techniques and specialising in the treatment of physical pain and dysfunction. Trained in Myofascial release and Acupuncture and integrating many other techniques, he has a highly effective hands on approach to a wide variety of conditions. Barney also offers reduced cost, ‘multi-bed Acupuncture’ which opens up treatment to the wider community and makes it more affordable.
Louisa Rockcliffe
Louisa graduated from Leeds Met University with a BSc in Physiotherapy and has worked in Germany, France and Australia gaining experience in sports medicine and musculoskeletal problems. Now working with the Military she is responsible for returning Para Engineers back to full fitness through intensive rehabilitation using her extensive skills.
Joe Hijazi
Joe holds both a BSC in Sport & Exercise Science from Exeter University and a MSc in Physiotherapy from the University of Essex. He has worked in both the NHS and private sector and is particularly experienced in Trauma and Elective orthopaedic physiotherapy as well as musculoskeletal rehabilitation.
He underwent further training at the University of Essex to become qualified in injection therapy and now specialises in the provision of corticosteroid and hyaluronic acid injections for the treatment of a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions.
Kate Wrinch
Kate holds a BSc in Radiography from the University of West of England and an MSc in Physiotherapy from the University of Essex. She also gained a diploma in Sports massage and Osteopathy from the British School of Osteopathy.
Kate has 12 years experience working in the NHS. She initially worked at the West Suffolk Hospital where she gained valuable experience in all of the core areas of Physiotherapy including musculoskeletal, respiratory, neurology and orthopedics. Kate then went on to specialise in more community based rehabilitation at several smaller community hospitals as well as in clients place of residence, including care homes, where she developed knowledge and expertise in areas such as falls prevention and promoting functional independence.
Whilst working in the community setting Kate has gained valuable experience working with people who are recovering from illness or injury and therefore feel vulnerable, frail and lacking in confidence to complete day to day tasks. Kate has a passion for helping people to achieve the quality of life they have the potential to live and enjoys focusing rehabilitation around personal goals.
