Andrew Howell

 

Andrew is a physiotherapist, personal fitness trainer, acupuncturist and international athlete.

 

Andrew also has a particular expertise in training people for marathon running together with a build-up programme and conditioning. Andrew is very keen on the principle of “Giving back to your body”.

Having qualified from Brunel as a physiotherapist Andrew has already gathered a following of patients and fellow athletes who have benefited greatly from his extraordinary understanding of not just how the body works but how it can work better and more efficiently having recovered from illness or injury.

 

He has a passion to help educate and help encourage others to enhance their physical condition. He does not say it is easy but setting right the goal is vital. The rewards can be great. The initial hard work gets easier and easier and by using skilled personal training techniques, fitness work will be enjoyable.

Jesse Cope

 

Jesse is our lead Physiotherapist and brings a wealth of experience to our physio team. Having trained and worked in London and America he has now settled at The Body Factory to help deliver a first class physiotherapy service to North West London.

 

Jesse oversees the training and development at The Body Factory but also has clinical specialties in :

- Back pain - working alongside local Spinal Orthopaedic Consultants

- Balance Therapy - see London Balance Clinic.

- Sports Injuries - Jesse has worked with premier league football clubs and some of the top golfers, gymnasts and athletes across the UK and America.

Kalambo Simpungwe

 

Kalambo is a highly experienced clinician having worked across all the main fields of physiotherapy in both a hospital and sporting setting.

 

He has always been a dedicated sportsman and continues to enjoy his football alongside his daily work.

 

Since qualifying from Brunel University in 2006, he has continued to develop his clinical skills and as such also practises acupuncture as a common method of treatment. He has a special interest in facilitating the recovery of neuro musculoskeletal, neurological and eldery patient groups.

 

Kalambo's focus in on ensuring the patients acute goals are met but also on educating individuals so they can understand how best to maintain the effects of the treatment and optimise their future function. He is particularly skilled at using functional assessment and rehabilitation in the treatment of disorders.

 

He has developed an "At Home Physiotherapy" service. The initial assesment is £85. Further treatments are £60 per session in your own home. He also uses the superb facilities at The Body Factory.

 

Jessica Harper

 

Jessica is a highly skilled and experienced Chartered Physiotherapist with current membership of The Chartered Society of Physiotherapists (CSP) and the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Respiratory Care. After graduating from Brunel University, in 2009, she continued her professional development by attaining her qualification for acupuncture and developing a specialist interest in respiratory physiotherapy and critical care.

She worked for a number of years as a senior physiotherapist in a world renowned, teaching hospital in London, which is a major trauma Centre, so she had the rare opportunity to treat people directly post trauma/accident/injury/crisis and see their rehab right through from critical care to home based therapy. Since then she has balanced her efforts between working in private practice and in the NHS in critical care and respiratory clinics.

Jessica has developed a clinical speciality and keen interest in treating people suffering with respiratory conditions and dysfunctional breathing. Some of the conditions that she has a passion to treat are recurrent chest infections, Bronchiectasis, COPD, Asthma, Hyperventilation/dysfunctional breathing patterns, Relaxation and anxiety management and Inspiratory muscle training. Jessica can also provide advice and assistance with long term tracheostomy care in the community.

Jessica also has a vast knowledge and experience, and, enjoys treating a diverse caseload including vestibular and balance cases and sports injuries. She uses her many years of specialist experience to ensure patients achieve their own personal goals and work hand in hand with them in order to recover from pain or crisis and get back to their full potential.

David Burrows

 

David has worked across the NHS and private sector which has exposed him to a wide variety of musculoskeletal and neurological conditions. Through this experience he has developed a special interest in the assessment and treatment of spinal and shoulder conditions.

 

He particularly enjoys the sporting shoulder and has worked with professional tennis players helping them return to play and then adapt their performance to help prevent injury recurrence.

David has also worked closely with orthopedic consultants giving him in-depth knowledge about the various operations that are performed on spines, shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees and ankles. He knows the rehabilitation stages for each part of the journey to recovery and always considers and educates the patient on precautions and contraindications to be aware of.

David is also experienced in treating people with dizziness/vestibular related conditions. He finds this one of the most interesting conditions to treat. This is because the symptoms can have a huge impact on someone's life and he finds helping people eliminate these symptoms and
return to normal function very rewarding.

In his spare time he enjoys playing squash, golf and cycling.