Who we are

Becky has worked as a musculoskeletal physiotherapist for the NHS, in Rugby Union and in private clinics across the UK, New Zealand and Australia treating a vast range of sports and recreational injuries.

She qualified from Brunel University as a Chartered Physiotherapist in 2006 and is a member of CSP (Chartered Society of Physiotherapists), POGP (Pelvic, Obstetric and Gynaecological Physiotherapy), HCPC (Health and Care Professions Council) and PPA (Physiotherapy Pain Association).

A talented, engaging and skilled Pilates instructor, Becky’s teaching has gained her an excellent reputation in West Sussex, Surrey and Hampshire. She is an inspiring instructor and has been guiding students from complete beginners through to advanced level since 2006. Becky trained with the Australian Physiotherapy and Pilates Institute (APPI).

Becky works with every patient to help them regain their function quickly and effectively, using her in-depth Pilates training to complement her physiotherapy assessments and treatments. She achieves this using manual physiotherapy techniques alongside exercise therapy, with the aim of resolving the root cause of the problem. She is particularly focused on improving postural issues to create optimal form and movement on a day-to-day basis.

For women’s health physiotherapy Becky sees clients at PMP’s own clinic in Midhurst and at Clinic 51 in Petworth.

Women’s health physiotherapy is a passion of Becky’s. It can form a vital part of post-natal rehabilitation as well as being an effective way to address some of the issues caused by ageing and the menopause.

She works with pregnant ladies to help them prepare their bodies for pregnancy and birth, rehabilitate post delivery as well as offering treatment for pregnancy related musculoskeletal pain. Becky feels strongly about the importance of re-setting the balance pre- and especially post- natal, to restore your body’s health and function. Having had children herself, she really understands the demands of this time of your life.

Becky is also able to help with issues related to the female pelvis including urinary continence, prolapse and pelvic pain and instability. Her empathetic and sensitive nature will make you feel at ease with such issues.

Becky is a qualified acupuncturist and uses this as a standalone treatment in addition to dry needling to complement her physiotherapy where appropriate. Acupuncture can be very effective in settling pain, reducing tension, helping to improve sleep, and reducing feelings of anxiety.

Becky is an active sportswoman and enjoys keeping fit. She is a Pilates enthusiast (of course!), trail runner, mountain biker and also enjoys the occasional game of squash.

When she is not treating patients or teaching in her Pilates studio, Becky loves being a mum and spending time with her family and friends, particularly exploring the great outdoors.

Bill qualified as a Chartered Physiotherapist in 2006 and holds a second BSc degree from St Mary’s University, in Sports Injury Rehabilitation with Sport Science.

He is a member of CSP (Chartered Society of Physiotherapists), ACPSEM (Association of Physiotherapists in Sports and Exercise Medicine) and HCPC (Health and Care Professions Council).

Bill has worked as a senior musculo-skeletal physiotherapist in the NHS and privately, in the UK, New Zealand and Australia. He has a broad and in-depth knowledge of musculoskeletal problems from acute injury to chronic, long-term conditions and post-surgery rehabilitation. Sports injury, biomechanics and injury prevention are his special interests and he is well practised in designing the most effective treatment programmes to help patients achieve their desired outcome.

Bill uses his in-depth knowledge of movement dynamics to identify specific areas of weakness or mechanical dysfunction. He has excellent manual physiotherapy skills and regularly attends seminars and training conferences to ensure his skills are kept up-to-date. Bill also uses deep tissue dry needling as an effective technique to help reduce tension quickly in muscle and fascial tissue.

Bill’s clinical physiotherapy background and in-depth knowledge of movement dynamics has given him the necessary experience and knowledge to create specific rehabilitation exercise programmes. This enables him to help each patient on an individual basis to work efficiently and realistically towards achieving their goals.

He also understands the pressures of family and work and works hard to ensure each of his patients regains his or her function as soon as they can.

Bill is a keen sportsman and has played rugby for many years. He also enjoys mountain biking and snowboarding. His participation in different sports has given him first-hand experience of the ups and downs of training, competition and the desire to improve, remain injury free and keep active.

Iain has over 15 years of experience and has developed a keen interest in the field of Musculoskeletal and Sports Physiotherapy. This is demonstrated by his clinical experience and continued professional development to date.

He is a member of the CSP, HCPC and has also completed pilates training with the APPI for Matwork Level 1 & 2 and acupuncture training with the AACP. He is also currently completing his Level 3 UKSCA Strength and Conditioning Trainer qualification.

Iain currently works in private practices in Haywards Heath and Brighton and has also been active in elite level sport. This has included being part of the medical team for Brighton and Hove Albion Women’s U21s team, delivering an elite physiotherapy service, using the latest evidence based physiotherapy.

He was also part of the medical team for Tottenham Hotspur Football Club Academy, delivering clinic work for players, both at a national and international level.

Eliza qualified as a Chartered Physiotherapist from Bristol UWE in 2007 and is registered with the Health Professions Council and the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists.  She started working for Brighton NHS Trust, then Chelsea and Westminster NHS Trust. After 4 years of rotating through different Physiotherapy specialities, she gained a static post as a Senior Physiotherapist in Neurological Rehabilitation for the North-West London NHS Trust.

After completing APPI Matwork 1 and 2 courses Eliza’s Pilates skills were immediately put into practice to the benefit of her neurologically impaired patients on the Robertson Rehabilitation Unit.

In 2014 Eliza had her first baby and moved down to Surrey during her maternity leave. She attended the APPI antenatal and postnatal Pilates Course before returning to work as a Senior Physiotherapist for NHS Musculoskeletal Outpatients. She also completed the APPI Pilates for Neurological Conditions course.

Eliza has worked with Perfect Motion Physio since 2017. Her experience of working as a Physiotherapist for people with a large range of different Musculoskeletal and Neurological impairments, coupled with her personal love of Pilates is evident in her teaching. She particularly loves being able to apply her clinical knowledge and skills in the small group settings offered by Perfect Motion Physio.

Eliza now has four children (including a set of twins), and has returned to teach the restorative Pilates classes. Although life is very full with a young family, Eliza loves to spend as much time as she can exploring the countryside and in the garden, usually with a few ‘helpers’ in tow!

Emma trained with Body Control Pilates, completing one of the most comprehensive matwork teacher training courses currently available and has been working alongside us to develop our Perfect Motion Physio Pilates classes.

Her extensive pilates training, including in depth anatomy and physiology, trumps our Pilates training and indeed sets her aside from your average Pilates instructor.

Emma took up Pilates whilst pregnant with her third child. Feeling a little bit broken physically, her hope was to look after a sore back, remain mobile and develop some strength. It worked and Emma was hooked. She was so fascinated by what Pilates taught her about her own body and the strength and mobility she gained that she went on to study with Body Control Pilates. Emma firmly believes that Pilates can benefit anybody and teaches with encouragement and empathy. Her classes aim to get people moving in ways that may surprise and challenge but are always fun.

Emma has a young family and spends a lot of time outdoors, in the beautiful South Downs, trying to wear them out. When she has a moment to herself she enjoys reading, practicing Pilates and going out for a run.

Dilys qualified as a personal trainer in Sydney and taught circuit training classes, which taught her a variety of stretches, mobility exercises and strength training exercises. She also has Level 2 Health and Nutrition qualification. This complements her understanding of the human body and her massage skills as a result.

Ele is a wonderfully cheerful and conscientious individual who has over 10 years experience working in administrative and practice management roles, within healthcare settings. She has superb admin proficiency and faultless organisation skills making her an invaluable member our Perfect Motion Physio team.

Ele is a fellow Pilates enthusiast and practises regularly. She enjoys being crafty; whether it’s baking, sewing, or making jewellery. Ele loves being outdoors, going for long walks with friends and family and is happiest by the sea.