Sarah Lawson, who has over 18 years of experience in treating musculoskeletal problems, established physio Remedies in 2004. After gaining a post-graduate qualification in Sports Medicine, Sarah worked as Outpatient and Sports Injuries Physio Manager at the Wellington Hospital, which is the largest independent hospital in London. She has a specialist interest in lower limb rehabilitation and lower back pain.

When not working Sarah can be found to be participating in or taking up some kind of strange / extreme sports. In 2008 she climbed Mt Blanc, participated in her first triathlon & duathlon and learnt to kite surf in Lake Como with 414 kiting.

Paul Martin, qualified in 1997 from Brunel University, and since this time has gained an MSc in Neuromusculoskeletal Physiotherapy from UCL in 2002.

Paul is also employed at the English Institute of Sport at St Mary's College in Twickenham. This is a high performance centre for elite distance runners, working with many Olympians. He also works with elite squash, rowing and England women's rugby to name but a few.

Paul is the lead physiotherapist for GB Disability Swimming squad and was part of the team that competed successfully at the Athens and Beijing Paralympic Games, as well as topping the medals table in the World Championships in 2006.

When not treating elite athletes, Paul has worked for many years in private practice treating a wide variety of problems encountered by individuals, from the bad back to complex post-operative rehabilitation. Paul became a Director of Physio Remedies in 2008.

Nick Smith qualified in 1993 from Coventry University with an honours degree in physiotherapy. He has worked extensively in London in leading NHS hospitals and for the last 10 years in the independent sector and in Melbourne, Australia.

Nick's main interests are in lower limb rehabilitation and golf. Most recently Nick has completed the first stage of a comprehensive course in Golf Physiotherapy. This will enable him to complete full biomechanical swing analysis of golf players and create a full sport specific rehabilitation programme.