Our Therapists

Physios

Tricia Robinson Bsc (Hons) MCSP SRP

Tricia qualified in 1973 from the Royal Naval Hospital at RNH Haslar, Portsmouth.  Since 1982 she has worked at Yeovil Foundation Trust Hospital and founded Bow House Physiotherapy Practice in 1991.

She has been a clinical specialist in women's health and is currently a Clinical Specialist in chronic pain management.

Tricia is a keen runner with the Langport Running club and enjoys taking part in triathlons.

Jillian Waters MCSP

An enthusiastic member of the team at Bow House since 1994.

Qualified as a Chartered Physiotherapist in 1976 and worked on the orthopaedic wards and intensive care before leaving to live in Australia. Also qualified to use acupuncture for pain relief in musculo-skeletal conditions. I also work for Somerset Primary Care Trust as a Locality Lead Physiotherapist in musculo-skeletal conditions in Outpatients.

I do not specialise in any particular condition but have experience in a full range of musculo-skeletal problems enhanced by my work in the NHS. I enjoy painting, walking, gardening and golf so related conditions have a special interest for me.

I also use a range of Myofascial release techniques and acupuncture in my treatments to compliment my assessment and rehabilitation skills.

Jo Stanton BSc (Hons) MCSP SRP

Qualified in 1996 from the University of Brighton and has continued with postgraduate training. Jo worked in Yeovil District Hospital since qualifying, gaining experience in treating a wide range of musculo-skeletal problems. Particular interests include shoulder rehabilitation, pregnancy related musculo-skeletal problems and incontinence.

Also worked in GP practices and orthopaedic clinics.

Worked at Bow House since September  2007.

 

Michael Jones - BSc (Hons) MCSP HPC

Michael qualified at Sheffield in 2003 and moved to Somerset in October that year. He has worked at Yeovil District Hospital in a broad range of disciplines including Cardio Respiratory Intensive Care, Orthopaedics and Musculoskeletal out patients before beginning private practice here in Langport.

Michael has a special interest in pain biology and using that knowledge in the management of chronic pain and preventing acute injuries becoming a chronic problem.

Traditional Acupuncturist

Amanda Rothwell Lic Ac, BSc (Hons), RGN, MBAcC

Amanda graduated from the College of Integrated Chinese Medicine in June 2007.  Since then she has been working in private practice treating patients from 9 to 92 years of age. She has treated a wide range of conditions including musculoskeletal pain, depression and anxiety, fatigue, insomnia, infertility and induction of labour.

Amanda also graduated with a BSc (Hons) in Nursing Studies in 1994 and continues to practice as a nurse within the NHS. This furthers her conventional medical knowledge and skills and equally informs her conduct as a practitioner of both “conventional and complementary medicine”.

Podiatrist and Sports and Massage Therapist

Elizabeth Hanson - Podiatrist and Sports and Massage Therapist

Graduated from Southampton University with Bsc in Podiatry. For the past decade Elizabeth has worked as a locum in over 22 NHS Trusts, all over the country. Her work has ranged from routine clinics and hospitals to chronic and acute care, nail surgery and biomechanics.

Elizabeth came to the West Country in 2001 to work, fell in love with Somerset and decided to stay. She is planning to provide a total holistic foot care clinic.

Elizabeth also has over 20 years experience in massage therapies, including sports injuries, not just specific to the lower limb.

Homoeopath                

Jacqui Flowerday

        Who am I

Following earlier years teaching senior nurses the physiology behind Stress, Pain, Endocrine dysfunction and Immune Response for Birkbeck College, London University, I studied homeopathy at The College of Homeopathy, Regents Park.  Having established a practice in Suffolk for 10 years, to my delight I was able to return to my home county of Somerset over 2 years ago.  

As a proud member of the Society of Homeopaths I ensure continuing education not only through general practice but also by attending seminars with teachers of international renown.

My approach follows classical principles suiting case analysis to the needs of the individual. I use my broad knowledge of nutrition, kinesiology, herbal and flower remedies, to ensure that healing is both gentle and fast.