The Octopus Clinic Team
Physiotherapist and Osteopath Specialisms
Don’t want to be in pain anymore? Want to make sure you are treated by the best physio or osteopath for your injury? Want to put a name to a face? These brief descriptions of our Physiotherapists and Osteopaths specialisms alongside their photos will enable you to do just that. For more details of their qualifications and experience please go to the team page on our website to read full biographies. You can use our handy ‘find a physio’ tick box system to find a Physiotherapist or Osteopath specialisms by sport, approach, qualifications and body area. To contact anyone below you can email info@octopusclinic.com and it will be forwarded to them or call 02075838288 and they will happily call you back.
Lucy Macdonald, Physiotherapist
Chronic, complex or persistent pain, second opinions
Long-term rehab including back, knee, hip and/or shoulder
Also, marathon runners and skiers

Hazel Mansfield, Osteopath
Back, neck, spinal
Complex pain and second opinions
High-stress individuals
Hilary Wilson, Physiotherapist
Amateur or professional athletes with hip, knee, foot, ankle or leg injury
Busy women wanting to return to fitness or sport
Andrew Hudson, Osteopath
Back, neck, spinal
Office workers who like to be active
Michelle Lewis, Physiotherapist and Pilates
Low back, pelvic, hip or groin pain
High-level rehab, strength and conditioning for complex or long-standing conditions
Jemma Oliver, Physiotherapist
Hip, knee, ankle or leg acute injuries and post-op rehab
Return to sport, particularly running, skiing or team sports
Joe Badham, Physiotherapist
Complex problems and second opinions
Overuse injuries including tendinopathies
Knee or ankle ligament reconstructions
Anna Aydinc, Osteopath
Back, neck. spinal
Holistic approach including structural and visceral osteopathic techniques
Nicole Oh, Physiotherapist
Cycling specialist,
Lower limb rehab, endurance athletes
Laura Fidler, Physiotherapist
Triathletes and runners.
Post-op rehab
Hip, knee, ankle, and shoulder
Anthony Adesamni, Physiotherapist
Runners and ‘weekend warriors’
Upper and lower limb including shoulder, knee, hip, and ankle
Mark Leyland, Physiotherapist
Recurrent injuries and pain with multiple locations in the active population
Claudia Cocci Grifoni, Physiotherapist and Pilates
Gym or running injuries
Persistent or chronic pain
Patients wanting to regain physical confidence and general wellbeing
Marni Cochrane, Physiotherapist
Return to sport
Post-op recovery particularly ACL repairs
Women’s health
If you haven’t found who you are looking for please go to our team page on www.octopusclinic.com and use the useful tick box system to find our Physiotherapists and Osteopaths specialisms by sport, approach, qualifications or body area.
Alternatively, simply email us at info@octopusclinic.com or give us a call on 02075838288 and we can point you in the right direction.
We look forward to hearing from you, the Octopus Clinic Team











