More about our therapists

Susan Julians MSc MCSP MMACP

Sue graduated from Guys Hospital School of Physiotherapy in 1990. She worked in the NHS for three years and for a military hospital for the next two years. For 4 of these years she was Club Physiotherapist for Blackheath Rugby Club and completed a Postgraduate Diploma in Academic and Practical Physiotherapy for Sport.

She went on to complete a Master of Science degree in Neuromusculoskeletal physiotherapy at University College London in 1996 and since then has worked in private practice. Her private practice experience is wide-ranging and includes the treatment of dancers, professional footballers and office workers, including ergonomic assessment.

Ian Wilkinson BPhty MCSP

Ian completed his physiotherapy training at Otago University in New Zealand in 2000 and has postgraduate clinical experience in private practice settings, sports fields, hospitals and the community. Ian has worked in New Zealand, throughout England and in Australia.

Ian played football to a high level and as a result has developed a special interest in lower limb injuries, biomechanics and rehabilitation particularly when related to sport. His other main area of specialist interest is the treatment of shoulder pain. He enjoys continuing to expand his knowledge and expertise and is actively involved in the clinic’s postgraduate education programme.

Lisa McKinnon BPhty BSc MCSP

Lisa graduated from Otago University in 1993 and has degrees in anatomy and physiotherapy. She has 14 years of experience within the private sector both in New Zealand and in the UK. This experience has included working with sports injuries, pre and post operative conditions and spinal pain within a sporting population and with office workers.

She has extensive postgraduate training in all areas, has a special interest in knee and shoulder problems and is actively involved in the clinic’s postgraduate education programme.

David A Johnson - Pilates

David has trained in movement, form working out in the gyms of the 80’s, taking dance classes at the groundbreaking Pineapple Studios to studying Capoiera in Brazil and has worked semi-professionally as a performer for 15 years.

As a mature student he studied History of Art and Anthropology at Oxford Brookes University. With a history of shoulder problems and the onset of unspecific leg problems he found himself in the Pilates studio of Lynne Robinson’s Body Control Group. So impressed with the ideas and philosophy of Pilates David has since studied with Michael King at the Pilates Institute and with the recently established BASI courses at the Royal Academy of Dance. He is currently studying with Polestar Pilates and hopes to one day return to Anthropology looking at systems of body training.

David currently teaches mat work to a wide demographic from private one to one classes at client’s homes, to group mat classes at private health and fitness clubs across London. He also teaches Body Balance which mixes Yoga, Tai Chi and Pilates.

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