Chartered Physiotherapist

Anna Carley

Hi, I’ve been working as a Physio since 1997, after graduating from Sheffield Hallam University (near to my home city of Leeds).
I spent 9 thoroughly enjoyable years working in the NHS, gaining loads of valuable experience, but got more and more frustrated with the mountains of paperwork and meetings, so decided to leave in 2006 to join my lovely mother-in-law in her private practice.

Determined to be the best Physio I could be (I’m a bit of a perfectionist!), I enrolled at the University of Brighton to study for my Masters Degree, gaining my advanced qualifications in the treatment of all muscle/joint/nerve problems and becoming a member of the MACP (specialist manual therapist) in 2008.

I love meeting new people and am passionate about getting them better. I look upon every new patient as an individual and treat them exactly how I would want a member of my own family to be treated. It is so rewarding being able to make a difference to people’s lives by getting rid of their pain and getting them back to normal with a smile back upon their face.

When I’m not at work you’ll find me enjoying quality family time with my husband and 2 daughters – usually at the seaside eating chips and ice-cream or at home baking cakes and watching Strictly Come Dancing!

Anna Carley
Chartered Physiotherapist
BSc (Hons) Grad Dip Phys
MCSP MMACP MAACP
Member of HCPC

Chartered Physiotherapist

Helen Hewett

I’ve been working as a physiotherapist since qualifying from Sheffield Hallam University in 1997. I spent my first 2 years working in the NHS in Liverpool rotating around the various different Physiotherapy disciplines. I then moved to Maidstone in 1999 and started working at the William Harvey Hospital specialising in Orthopaedics & Out-patients.

I have worked at Maidstone Physiotherapy Clinic in varying capacities over the last 10 years or so. Initially this was alongside my NHS work, but then in May 2013 I finished working within the NHS and moved solely to Maidstone Physiotherapy Clinic.

When I’m not at work I enjoy running, the occasional bike ride, but mostly you’ll find me spending quality time with my husband and 2 children.

Helen Hewett
Chartered Physiotherapist
BSc (Hons) MCSP
Member of HCPC

Chartered Physiotherapist

Alex Weston

I studied to become a Physiotherapist at King’s College London, graduating in 2006. Since then I’ve gained experience in both the NHS and private sector. I have worked with a wide variety of patients from sports people looking to improve their performance, to neurological patients learning to walk again.

Being a Physiotherapist is a really rewarding job. Physiotherapy is a two way process and I have certainly met some very inspiring patients along the way. Anyone with a bit of motivation can benefit from Physiotherapy no matter what their starting point.

I am particularly interested in rehabilitation and injury prevention and this has led me to train to teach yoga and pilates. In my experience these are fantastic for enabling people to better understand their bodies and therefore manage and prevent aches and pains.

When I’m not a work I love being outside. I am happy in a pair of muddy boots exploring the countryside with my partner. I recently hit the slopes for the first time which was a lot of fun but I’ll need a few more lessons before I can call myself a skier!

Alex Weston
Chartered Physiotherapist
BSc (Hons) MCSP
Member of HCPC

Chartered Physiotherapist

Daniel Morris

I have been working as a Chartered Physiotherapist since graduating from King’s College London in 2017. Prior to this I completed a degree in Sport and Exercise Science and Business Studies. Since then I have gained experience in both inpatient and outpatient settings across the NHS, specialising in musculoskeletal conditions.

I have worked with a wide variety of patients from different backgrounds ranging from chronic long-term rheumatological conditions to acute sports injuries and trauma. Personally, I believe every patient has different needs and these should be looked at holistically. I aim to treat every patient as I would come to expect a family member to be treated.

I have attended courses in treating runners and those keen to return to sport following injury. With my background prior to physiotherapy I also have a particular interest in injury prevention and strength and condition rehabilitation.

Outside of physiotherapy I enjoy going to the gym, playing football, travelling, music and attending gigs when I can!

Daniel Morris
Chartered Physiotherapist

Nutritional Therapist

Rebecca Carley

I am a registered Nutritional Therapist, having graduated with a BSc in Nutritional Therapy from the University of West London. I am registered and regulated by BANT and the CNHC, working to a strict code of conduct. I have done extensive training in eating disorders and hold a Master Practitioner qualification in Eating Disorders from NCFED. I am also a licensed practitioner with the Understanding Your Eating programme, having trained with Julia Buckroyd. This is a 5-week course that helps you to understand how you might be using food to manage feelings or situations in your life.

As a licensed practitioner, I will work with you to explore how you use food in your life and how you can find alternative ways to cope without using food. Having struggled with my own eating issues throughout my life, I have a deep understanding of how difficult it can be to experience weight and food difficulties, especially binge eating and emotional eating. 

Outside of work I love getting out into nature, going for walks, and swimming in the sea. I also love to read and spend time with my two lovely cats.

Rebecca Carley
Nutritional Therapist

Sports Massage Therapist

Alicia Stewart

I qualified as a sports massage therapist in Summer 2022; being active my whole life I know how important recovery is and the need to look after our body and this journey lead me here.

I originally trained as a professional dancer but whilst training my love and passion for the gym grew and led me to train as a personal trainer. This also lead me to recently finish my sports fitness coaching degree this summer 2023!
I have been a personal trainer for 3 years which I absolutely love. It is great to see people become stronger and most importantly more confident with their bodies and self.

Through wanting to be a better personal trainer and having experienced personally the great benefits to sports massage therapy I knew this was an avenue I wanted to explore and learn.

Through sports massage I help those who train at the gym to those sat over the desk all day to recover more effectively and help those little aches, pains and tensions in everyday life.

When I am not working you will find me relaxing by the beach with a flask of tea, at the gym lifting (deadlifts are my fave!) or having a cocktail or two with friends!

Qualifications:

Level 3 & 4 sports massage therapy
BSc Sports Fitness Coaching
Diploma in Theatre performance
Level 3 Personal Trainer
Level 3 Pre post natal in exercise

Alicia Stewart
Sports Massage Therapist

Reflexologist/Indian Head Massage

Lexi Nicholson

I decided to train as a Counsellor in 2015 and completed the first 2 years of the 4 year course. I decided to take a break when my 2nd daughter arrived. Shortly afterwards I discovered I had Breast Cancer and everything was put on hold…or so I thought! During treatment I was gifted 6 Reflexology sessions by a charity supporting cancer patients and fell in love with it my very first session.

As soon as we were released from lockdown I was in college! I qualified in 2021 and I can easily say it has become my passion. It is a privilege to be a part of someone’s improvement journey and being able to see visible improvements both physically and emotionally in my regular clients.

In my spare time I love swimming and walking and spending time with my 2 daughters.

Lexi Nicholson
Reflexologist/Indian Head Massage

Receptionist / Administrator

Bee Babrian

After finishing my A-Levels I felt a bit lost in the world, previously being a waitress this role meant a big change. Being a student of literature, politics, sociology and economics has enabled me to have excellent communication skills which I can put to use each day interacting with patients.

I try my best to keep clinic business running smoothly and I strive to keep everything organised. We have an excellent team and I am proud to be a part of it. Outside of work I enjoy going for walks with my dog, travelling, music and motorbikes.

Bee Babrian
Receptionist/Administrator