What’s the difference between seeing the Clinical Director and a Standard Physiotherapist?

Our Clinical Director has over 15 years of experience, specialising in treating complex and chronic conditions. Their expertise allows for advanced assessment and management of persistent or hard-to-diagnose issues. An appointment with the Clinical Director is £130.Our Senior Physiotherapists also have the highest qualifications, holding medical degrees and extensive clinical experience. They are highly skilled in assessing and treating a wide range of musculoskeletal problems. An appointment with a Standard Physiotherapist is £99.

Should I opt for an ultrasound too?

If you have a suspected tear to a muscle, ligament or a tendon issue in any joints, apart for the back, then this is a great place to start. You will gain a clear diagnosis from the scan and physio assessment to get you started on the correct pathway immediately

Which option should I choose?

If you have a long-term, complex, or recurring condition, or have seen multiple practitioners without lasting improvement, the Clinical Director may be the best choice. If your injury or pain is more recent or straightforward, a Senior Physiotherapist will still provide excellent, evidence-based care.

Will my treatment plan be different depending on who I see?

Your treatment will always be tailored to you, regardless of who you see. Both the Clinical Director and Standard Physiotherapists work to the same high standards, using a personalised approach to help you achieve your goals.

Josh Tills - Move Physio

Josh Tills

Deep Tissue and Sports Massage Therapist

Biography

Josh Tills is a Level 4 Sports Massage Therapist with over 10 years’ experience working in the health and fitness industry as both a therapist and personal trainer. His interest in helping people move and feel better began after seeing a close family member struggle with pain from a young age, and has developed into a career spent understanding movement, biomechanics and the many factors that can influence pain and physical performance.

Alongside his clinical work, Josh is currently completing a BSc in Osteopathy, further developing his understanding of anatomy, pain, injury and movement. His treatment approach combines sports massage and soft tissue techniques with joint mobilisation and articulation, dry needling/medical acupuncture and, where appropriate, osteopathic manipulation. He particularly enjoys working with people who want not only to manage pain & discomfort, but to continue training, recover well and get more from what their body is capable of doing.

Josh’s own sporting background spans powerlifting, bodybuilding, running and functional training, alongside some slightly less conventional endurance challenges. He has rowed more than 2,700 miles across the Pacific Ocean from California to Hawaii, rowed approximately 6,000 km along the Amazon River and completed ultramarathons of over 100 km. These experiences have given him a first-hand appreciation of the demands that training and endurance can place on the body, and the importance of effective recovery in staying active and performing well.

Whether you are dealing with the everyday aches & pains of an active lifestyle, preparing for an event, returning to training or simply looking after your body, Josh aims to provide treatment that is individual, considered and grounded in a strong understanding of movement.