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Claire graduated with a Physiotherapy degree in 2004 and began her NHS career in Surrey, before working in New Zealand, and then relocating to Kent.
She has worked in a local acute NHS Trust since 2009; initially as a clinical specialist in respiratory and intensive care, and then changed roles in 2019 to work in geriatrics and frailty. She completed a post-graduate certificate (with merit) at The University of Brighton in 2025, and achieved the status of Fellow in Advance higher education.
Claire continues to work part-time in the NHS, and commenced private practice in 2023 to provide expertise to patient groups where home services are not prioritised. She is delighted to be able to offer greater flexibility and a truly patient-centered approach to rehabilitation.
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Claire can help with acute or chronic conditions and challenges that you may experience, such as:
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Falls or frailty
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Reduced balance or strength
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Rehabilitation after an intensive care admission or long hospital stay
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Loss of confidence with walking, stairs, getting out and about, or daily functional tasks
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COPD and Bronchiectasis; sputum clearance, managing an exacerbation, pacing, or home pulmonary rehabilitation
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Rehabilitation before and after elective procedures such as joint replacements
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Recovery of movement and independence after a fracture, injury, or stroke
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In her free time, Claire enjoys socialising with friends and family, travel, and can often be found walking through the countryside or at the coast with her husband and their dogs.
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