Hi I’m Kiran Sharma, I set up Physio Matters in 2000, but didn’t really take it too seriously until Sept 2003, when I started working from home. However the home could not sustain the clinics growth and in April 06 Physio Matters moved to a new refurbished premises at 3 Gipsy Lane in Balsall Common. The clinic is still growing and going from strength to strength.

I qualified from Coventry University in 1997 with BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy.  Since then I’ve worked in various hospitals and clinics, but since 2004 I’ve worked solely for myself.

I enjoy treating most musculoskeletal and neurological candidates. I enjoy going to the gym and generally trying to keep myself physically fit. At present I’m also trying to complete my MSc in human factors ergonomics for which I still have two years to go.

I am a recent member of the team at Physio Matters and look forward to developing my career here. I gained my BSc (Hons) in physiotherapy at Coventry University in 2005, this included courses in acupuncture, therapeutic massage and hydrotherapy.

I currently work part-time at Physio Matters and have a keen interest in neuromusculoskeletal physiotherapy and thoroughly enjoy working and interacting with patients to achieve effective treatment results.

I gained my BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy at Coventry University in 1996. Since then I have worked in various local hospitals, GP clinics and private clinics, I am also employed as a Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist in knee pain at the George Elliot Hospital, and I'm also involved in a couple of clinics at the 30th Signal Regiment at Barncote Barracks.

I am very interested in all aspects of neuromusculoskeltal physiotherapy including headaches, sports rehabilitation, osteoarthritis, neck and back pain. I have been working within the team at Physio Matters since 2005.

My name is Lucy Redmond I am Physio Matter's office manager and Kiran Sharma’s PA, I deal with everything from booking in appointments to private healthcare schemes, I have a very strong admin background and with owning my own business for a short while, excellent customer handling. I’m new to a medical environment and I’m enjoying working at Physio Matters its very rewarding seeing people recover from illness and injury. I am also about to start two courses one in computing and the other in HR, this will help the business run more smoothly. If you require any help please pick up the phone to me.

I studied beauty therapy at the Butts College in Coventry in 1997, since then I have worked in alternative therapies and sports injury clinics.  I am very interested in alternative therapies and all aspects of health promotion. I have been practicing sport and remedial massage here at Physio Matters since 2005. I enjoyed working closely with the patients, part of my time at Physio Matters is spent working as a physiotherapy assistant, helping with home visits and hydrotherapy.

My name is Sally Morris and I have been in the fitness industry for 24 years, I’m married with four children and have seen a lot of changes since I qualified back in 1983. I undertook my training with Michael King at the Pilates Institute and having passed, went on to complete my fitness pilates. A lot of the old principles with contemporary ballet and my old yoga training ( which I did back in 1985 ) put me in good stead for my teaching pilates.

I feel very strongly that posture is paramount and by being aware of how we stand and live our daily lives this can have a benefit or detrimental effect on our bodies. I have been teaching pilates since 2002 and although the basic pilates are limited the results have been amazing, and to see other peoples strength and suppleness improve is very rewarding.