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Joe Tresadern

Joe Tresadern

MSc, HCPC, MCSP, PHICIS, Level 4 Sports Massage

Joe is a passionate and driven physiotherapist with an MSc in Physiotherapy from St Mary’s University, Twickenham, and a strong interest in musculoskeletal and sports rehabilitation.


With experience across a range of clinical and sporting environments, Joe takes a practical approach to assessment and rehabilitation, combining movement analysis, manual therapy, sports massage, taping and tailored exercise prescription to help patients reduce pain, move with confidence and return to the activities they enjoy.


Sport has always been a big part of Joe’s life. Having previously represented England at U18 level in rugby, he understands first-hand the physical and psychological demands of training, competition and returning from injury.

He is also an LTA Level 2 tennis & padel coach, giving him a broad understanding of movement and the demands placed on the body across different sports.

Joe has a particular passion for understanding how people move and identifying the factors that may be contributing to pain or limiting performance. He enjoys working collaboratively with patients to develop an individualised approach that not only addresses their symptoms, but helps them build confidence and achieve their goals.

Whether recovering from an injury, returning to sport or simply looking to move and perform at their best, Joe is committed to helping every patient make meaningful progress and get back to doing what they love.

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