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Girton Physio provides a high quality physiotherapy service that is tailored to the individual. Flexible appointment times are available with early morning, late evenings and weekend appointments to suit.
Why Choose Girton Physio?
The Physiotherapists at Girton Physio are registered with the Health Professions Council (HPC) and are members of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP). The treatment and advice we provide is aligned with current guidelines. We are registered with all major insurance companies and will usually bill the insurers directly.
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Austin Wiehahn
BSc. (Physio) Adelaide, South Australia
MSc. (Sports & Musculoskeletal Physio), Adelaide
PgCert (Teaching & Learning in Higher Education)
Austin Wiehahn spcialises in dealing with sports injuries and workplace issues (e.g. repetitive strain injuries). He completed his thesis on pathologies affecting the Achilles Tendon – which is commonly affected in runners.
Since that time he has treated numerous sportsmen and women with this and other running injuries (shin splints, runners knee etc) that typically persist when trying to return to sport. These injuries are often – but not always – related to one's technique. Austin analyses running and cycling technique to highlight potential strains on the lower leg.
Besides sporting injuries Austin visits workplaces and provides guidance on how to reduce injuries within the workplace. Workplace injuries include conditions such as 'tennis elbow', carpal tunnel syndrome and lower back pain.
Austin lectures at Anglia Ruskin University on the Masters Pathway in Physiotherapy, where his roles include supporting research and delivering workshops to qualified physiotherapists.
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Email
austin@girtonphysio.co.uk
Call
T:01223 279168 • M:07958 172343
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Sarah Upjohn
MA MCSP
Sarah Upjohn is a physiotherapist with extensive experience in the assessment and treatment of injuries affecting musicians. She has a particular interest and expertise in overuse injuries and posture related musculoskeletal disorders. She has worked with professional ensembles and is currently employed at the Purcell School of Music. Sarah specialises in biomechanics and the analysis and re-education of posture and movement.
1983: Qualified as a physiotherapist from Bristol.
1987-1994: Specialised in Neurology (neurosurgery, neuro-rehabilitation, and neuro-oncology) working in England, Canada, Australia and America.
1994 - 2002: Senior Lecturer in physiotherapy at the University of Hertfordshire.
2002: Returned to Clinical work, treating musculoskeletal disorders using a postural re-education approach, and continuing to treat patients with neurological disorders.
Sarah is a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy and is registered with the HPC.
If you are a musician or somebody who is experiencing discomfort whilst playing an instrument contact Girton Physio to book an assessment or call Sarah directly on her mobile phone.
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Email
sarah@girtonphysio.co.uk
Call
T:01223 279168 • M:07790 300781
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Katie Wiehahn
Katie is the clinic’s 'virtual' receptionist, administrator and is responsible for the business accounts.
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Email
enquire@girtonphysio.co.uk
Call
T:01223 279168
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