​He now works exclusively in private practice and professional sport but has experience in the NHS. 

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Paul has worked with international athletes from professional sports including rugby, football, cricket and athletics. 

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He rehabilitated a Judo athlete from a broken leg in February 2021 to be able to compete in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics Games. Additionally, during 2021 he has provided educational services to Crystal palace Football Club and Leeds United Football Club to their respective medical teams. 

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He is a member of the chartered society of physiotherapists and registered with the health and care professionals council in the UK. He is also a member of the association of chartered physiotherapists in sport and the UK strength and conditioning association.

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He is one of the physiotherapists at Surrey County Cricket Club and prior to this appointment was with London Wasps Rugby club. He has also worked with athletes from Preston North End FC, Team GB, UK athletics, England Rugby, Essex CCC and iron man triathletes to name a few.

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Having first studied a Bachelors degree in Sports Therapy at the University of Central Lancashire between 2008-2011. He went on to complete a Masters in Physiotherapy at Kings College London in 2014. He then went on to start a PhD at St Marys University in 2016 and is projected to complete his doctorate in 2022. Paul has been published in multiple international journals. He has also lectured and provided training for optimising muscle strength and size throughout the rehabilitation period both nationally and internationally. 

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Paul is a consultant physiotherapist and an expert in his field. His approach is collaborative, working with the client to find the solution to their problem, whether that is an acute or long standing issue.

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Edward Walsh

Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist

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BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy MSc MCSP HCPC

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Edward is a musculoskeletal physiotherapist with a special interest in persistent pain, complex presentations, and neuroscience-informed rehabilitation.

He has clinical experience across NHS, private practice, and specialist musculoskeletal settings, working with a wide range of patients from acute injuries through to long-standing pain problems.

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Edward is registered with the Health and Care Professions Council and is a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy. He also holds a Master’s degree with Distinction in Clinical, Social and Cognitive Neuroscience.

He was awarded the Elsevier Award for the highest overall mark during his physiotherapy training and later received the Academic Achievement Award from City St George’s, University of London, for achieving the highest overall mark in his neuroscience Master’s degree.

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Edward combines hands-on clinical reasoning, progressive rehabilitation, and clear education to help people understand their symptoms and regain confidence in their body.

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He has a particular interest in working with people who feel stuck with pain, especially when symptoms have persisted longer than expected, scans or investigations have not provided clear answers, or previous treatment has only helped temporarily.

Alongside his clinical work, Edward is an educator and writer in the field of pain and neuroscience. He regularly produces accessible content for patients and clinicians and has delivered teaching on pain science, body awareness and nociception. His academic work has been published in peer-reviewed journals including the European Journal of Pain and Age and Ageing, reflecting his interest in evidence-based practice, persistent pain and healthy ageing.

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His approach is collaborative and practical, helping each patient understand what is contributing to their problem and build a clear, realistic plan for recovery.​​