Specialist Interests
Knee, Lower Limb, Spine and Research
Sporting Interests
Athletics, Running, Tennis, Basketball and Volleyball
Currently Works At
Lead Physiotherapist University of East London Sports
Work Experience
Otago National 7’s Rugby Team, One on One Physiotherapy, New Zealand, Six Physio, Harley Street and BMI London Independent Hospital & Royal Surrey County Hospital NHS
Other Experience
Presenting research findings at Sports Medicine conferences to both national and international audiences, published in several of the highest ranking journals in the field of Sports Medicine, Continues to be involved in the delivery of the Sports & Exercise Medicine Masters programme at Queen Mary University and London
Within a few weeks I had so much confidence and ability back, which was crucial for my recovery. Thank you for your help and support; I only wish I’d found you sooner!
Judy, patient
Simon’s Services #
Simon’s Clinics #
Bank EC2R
Our Bank clinic on Threadneedle Street is located in the heart of the square mile, convenient to Bank, Bishopsgate, Leadenhall and Monument with extended opening hours. Offering both face-to-face and remote consultations.
Virtual Clinic
Access our expert Sport, Exercise and Musculoskeletal Medicine services from anywhere in the UK.
Simon’s Blog Posts #
Knee Cap Pain: Everything you need to know
In this blog we discuss the identification, causes and treatments of Knee Cap Pain following recent research in to this common complaint.
Research: Knee Cap Pain Infographic
Knee cap pain is the most common knee complaint in the world. Over 6% of patients we see suffer with this issue. This infographic will show you the latest evidence surrounding the assessment and treatment of this common problem
Research: Low Back Pain Infographic
Low back pain is one of the most frequent problems that the team at PSM treat. This infographic will show you the latest evidence surrounding the assessment and treatment of this common problem
ACL Reconstructive Surgery: Recovery and Rehabilitation
What factors (if any) can we use to predict the chance of a successful outcome after anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstructive surgery? Over the past two years our Research Team have conducted an extensive study to answer this question.