Becky worked at St James’s University Teaching Hospital becoming a senior Neuro-Physiotherapist, developing services for neurological patients. She has worked in Cornwall for over 17 years both in the NHS, as the Clinical Specialist for Stroke and Neurology and privately, as the Principal Physiotherapist at Helston and Neurological Physiotherapy Practice. Becky, along with her husband Rodger, set up Helston and Neurological Physiotherapy Practice in 2007 to provide specialist physiotherapy locally for Stroke, Brain Injury, Parkinsons, MS, and Spinal Cord Injury.

She has developed the Cornwall Functional Electrical Stimulation Outreach Clinic from The National FES Centre based in Salisbury Hospital, in partnership with the NHS and is a Saebo trained practitioner. Her extensive experience enables Becky to provide highly skilled assessment and treatments to both neuro and musculoskeletal conditions.

Becky continues to work in partnership with national providers of rehabilitation, injury management specialists and charities such as Parkinsons UK and the Stroke Association to support people locally in Cornwall. She values the opportunity to share her knowledge teaching the Neurological Rocktape course nationwide and has been a regular guest speaker at Therapy Expo. She enjoys working closely with all members of the Physio team and supports their forward thinking approaches and initiatives with CPD opportunities and supervision.

Becky is a member of Physiofirst, Association of Physios in Neurology, Association of Physios on Vestibular Rehabilitation and Facial Therapy Specialists UK

In her spare time she enjoys holidaying with Rodger and their two teenagers, especially anywhere where the water is warmer than Cornwall ! She loves live music and walking their dog Danny on the coastal paths

Following four years working as a gym manager in Penryn Sarah joined Helston and Neurological Physiotherapy Practice as the practice administrator. She has been an integral part of the Practice since its conception in 2009. Now as Practice Manager she effectively co-ordinates patients appointments and the smooth running of the Practice. She works closely with both charitable and NHS providers to secure funding for patient treatment and provides patient support for case managers and other intermediaries.
Working with so many physio’s has rubbed off on Sarah as she does Pilates classes twice a week and enjoys walking her two crazy dogs across the Cornish countryside. She’s passionate about food and loves meeting up with friends.

Mel works with patients with a variety of neurological conditions before specialising in spinal cord injuries. She worked for 16 years at The Duke of Cornwall Spinal Treatment Centre in Salisbury, the regional specialist unit for patients with spinal cord injuries, where she shared the post of clinical lead and Superintendent Physiotherapist. Mel has experience of treating patients with all levels and severity of spinal cord injury, including those with respiratory needs, and has used FES with patients for upper and lower limb dysfunction due to a variety of neurological conditions. Since 2010 Mel has used acupuncture and electro-acupuncture for the treatment of pain and conditions associated with neurological and musculoskeletal damage and is also a Stecco fascial release therapist. 

Mel joined the team in January 2014 and is a valuable member of the Neuro rehab team, assessing and treating neurological conditions as well as developing the Spinal Cord Injury and Vestibular rehab services. In 2017 Mel co-wrote with Becky the Rocktape teaching manual for Neurological Physiotherapists and continues to teach the course nationwide.

Natasha has over 20 years’ experience in Physiotherapy having worked in wide variety of settings, including working within the NHS, MOD and private sector both in England and Australia. She is a Musculoskeletal Specialist and works predominantly with orthopaedic conditions including sports injuries, overuse injuries and occupational problems.

She has gained extensive experience with whilst working at RNAS Culdrose in injury management techniques and rehabilitation helping patients return to physically demanding roles by utilising effective strength and conditioning programmes. Natasha employs a variety of treatment techniques within her practice including clinical pilates and manual therapy. She is also a qualified acupuncture practitioner with a special interest in chronic pain.

Natasha enjoys walking and yoga when she gets some free time. She is also a keen sewer and is learning to spin wool – a different take on a spinning class !

Becky has worked in Paediatric Physiotherapy in Cornwall for over 10 years working in both the NHS Children’s Community Therapy Service (CCTS) and currently in the Paediatric Orthopaedic department. She strives to provide highly specialist evidence based neurodevelopmental assessments, treatments and education for children, their families and carers with neuromuscular and orthopaedic conditions that result in improved movement and function for children.
Becky is a proper foodie and loves meeting up with friends, coastal walks and running with her Cocker Spaniel, stand up paddle boarding and playing tennis. She’s also a proud Mummy of two little ones and loves exploring Cornwall with them and her Physio husband !