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Full Focus Physiotherapy, Unit 1, 32 Goldcroft, Yeovil (2026)

21/04/2026

HCPC registration renewed ✅

Why am I sharing this?

The HCPC is the official body that regulates physiotherapists in the UK. Being registered means I meet national standards for training, safety, and professional practice and importantly, that doesn’t stop once qualified.

Unlike some professions where ongoing development isn’t strictly regulated, HCPC registration requires me to continually learn, reflect, and prove that I’m keeping my knowledge and skills up to date.
For you, that means you’re in safe hands.

I’m required to:

Keep developing through ongoing training
Reflect on and improve my practice
Stay up to date with the latest research and evidence
Maintain high professional standards at all times

It keeps me accountable and ensures the care you receive is current, effective, and based on evidence, not outdated methods or guesswork.

If you’re looking for physiotherapy that’s professional, up to date, and tailored to you—I’d love to help.

Get in touch to book an appointment 💬

18/04/2026

Ready to try something new? 💪✨

Weightlifting doesn’t have to be intimidating.
This is your chance to learn, build strength, and feel confident in a supportive, small group environment.

✔️ Led by a qualified physio & British Weightlifting L2 coach
✔️ Beginner-friendly
✔️ Focus on strength, confidence & long-term health
📍 BMB Fitness, Yeovil
📅 5 week block starting 21st April
⏰ Tuesdays 5:30pm

👉 Grab your spot now and give it a go!

Stronger body. Stronger mindset.
Let’s build both 💫
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16/04/2026

KIDS FIT CLASS
Wednesdays | 4PM

Fitness, fun… so much of it we’d need a whole film to show it 🎬
✔️ Warm-up games
✔️ Gymnastics-based strength
✔️ Barbell basics (push press & front squats)
✔️ AMRAP workout:
• 8 sit-ups
• 6 kettlebell swings
• 4 lengths run

Building mini athletes for life.
Making movement fun, effective, and building strength that lasts.

Got a bundle of energy at home? Let’s put it to good use 😄
Our Kids Fit Class and Teens Fit Class (Tuesday 4pm) is all about fun, confidence, and building strong, happy movers ,without it ever feeling like a chore.

🎯 Games to get them moving
🤸 Build balance, coordination & control
🏋️ Learn safe, age-appropriate strength skills
🏃 Fun challenges to keep them engaged
No pressure. No intimidation, just a supportive, upbeat environment where kids can learn, move, and thrive.
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07/04/2026

WOMEN’S FITNESS & STRENGTH 💪✨

This is your space.

A women-only environment where you can build strength, feel confident, and enjoy moving your body, without pressure or intimidation.

Led by a qualified physiotherapist with many years of experience in sport and leisure, these small group sessions are designed to give you personal attention, support your individual needs, and help you progress safely.

✨ All ages
✨ All abilities
✨ All experience levels
Just show up as you are.

📍 BMB Fitness
🗓 Starting week commencing 20th April

WHAT’S ON:
Functional Fitness
Full body strength & confidence
• Mon 11:15
• Wed 11:15 & 5:30pm
• Fri 5:30pm
Core & More

Core & lower limb stability
• Fri 11:15

PRICING
• PAYG £15
• 5 week block:
– 1 session/week £62.50
– 2 sessions/week £124

Women’s Weightlifting Course
Build confidence with weights (beginner friendly)
• 5 weeks – £70
• Tues 11:15 & 5:30pm

Stronger body. Stronger mind. More confidence.

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31/03/2026

If you can recite "I Want You" by Savage Garden, danced along to Madonna, rocked a shell suit, and now find yourself singing to the songs in the supermarket…
…then, like me, you’re right in your prime.

We grew up being told:
✨ Skinny was best
✨ Weights would make you bulky
✨ Cardio was king

Now we know better.

Resistance training isn’t just about aesthetics. It’s one of the most powerful things you can do for your body, especially as you age.
As women get older, we naturally start to lose muscle mass, bone density, and strength. Hormonal changes can also impact energy, metabolism, and how our bodies feel day to day.

That’s where resistance training comes in.
It helps to:
• Build and maintain lean muscle
• Protect and improve bone density (reducing risk of osteoporosis)
• Support joint stability and reduce injury risk
• Boost metabolism and energy levels
• Improve posture, strength & confidence
• Support hormonal health through every stage of life

It’s not about getting “bulky” — it’s about staying strong, capable, and independent for as long as possible.

As a qualified physio, I’m passionate about helping women feel confident in their bodies — not just now, but long-term.

Ever thought:
“I’d love to try weights, but I don’t know where to start…”
“What if I do it wrong?”
“What if I get injured?”
“What even is ‘too heavy'!”

That’s exactly why I created this course.
Over 5 weeks, you’ll learn:
✔️ Push Press
✔️ RDLs and Deadlifts
✔️ Back squats
✔️ Barbell cleans and more

All in a supportive small-group setting, focused on building confidence, technique, and strength safely.

📅 Starts Tuesday 21st April
⏰ 11:15am & 5:30pm
📍 BMB Fitness, Yeovil
💷 £70 for the full 5-week course
👥 Small group (4–6 people)

If you’ve been waiting for a sign… this is it.
Spaces are limited, get booked in ASAP 💛
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25/03/2026

Kids Fit – Wednesday Warriors 💪

Just look at these faces 😄

Smiles, laughs, and pure determination all round.
We mixed things up with fun games to build balance, core stability and speed, before getting stuck into shapes and introducing some swinging (hello kip swing prep ).

They then took on a spicy little circuit and absolutely rose to the challenge.

If you know a child who would thrive in this kind of environment, spread the word and come and get involved 🙌

23/03/2026

Check out these women!
They are all from different walks of life, all with different reasons for starting, yet here they are training together 💪

The encouragement, support, and motivation they give each other is incredible… with just a little friendly competitiveness thrown in 😉

Some of these women started completely new to exercise, stepping into the group unsure if it was for them or whether they’d succeed, and now look at them.

As a qualified physiotherapist, I can adapt exercises, support injuries or conditions, and have those important conversations when needed, so everyone feels safe and confident.

It’s a laid-back atmosphere, but the results speak for themselves. These women have come on leaps and bounds with their health and fitness goals, and they’re feeling the difference in everyday life.

Come and join us… then you can ask them yourself ✨

Please contact me for details if you’d like to join future sessions.

13/01/2026

Physical vs Psychological Recovery 🧠💪
When you’re injured, it's easy to focus on the physical side.
The scans.
The exercises.
The rehab plan.
But there’s another side of recovery that often gets missed…the psychological one.

You can have:
✔ full strength
✔ good mobility
✔ a “healed” tissue
…yet still feel hesitant to move, afraid to push, or worried it will happen again.

That’s not weakness.
That’s your nervous system doing its job.

Your nervous system is designed to protect you, it’s your power system, your survival system.
It hates pain and threat.

After injury, it changes how your brain controls your body to keep you safe.
Sometimes that means:
• making movements feel harder
• increasing pain signals
• creating tightness or guarding
• changing how you move

Even when the tissue itself has healed!

It’s not that your body is broken, it’s that your brain is being extra cautious.

To truly establish full recovery, trust, faith and confidence have to be rebuilt around movement.

That’s why rehab often uses specific, repeated and gradually increased movements, not just to condition the body, but to re-educate the nervous system that those movements are safe again.
This process takes time.

It doesn’t mean you’re going backwards and it definitely doesn’t mean you’re broken.

Don’t worry! it’s not the end of the world.
It’s just part of the journey back to moving well.

11/01/2026

I don’t usually post about what I get up to day-to-day, but I thought I’d give you a little insight into life in clinic 😊

I see such a wide range of people, and no two days are ever the same, and honestly, that’s what I love about this job.

Sometimes it’s hard to look at one role and really understand what happens behind the scenes. As a physio, I have a big “toolbox” to draw from. While imaging or further medical investigation is sometimes needed to get a definitive diagnosis, by piecing together your story, symptoms, movement, and testing, I can usually form a picture of what’s going on and more importantly, how to help you move forward safely and confidently.
That allows me to give you an idea of what’s happening with your body, provide reassurance, and create a plan that actually suits you. It's never a one-size-fits-all approach.

That might mean starting with base-building through isometric strength work, progressing to more dynamic loading, plyometrics, and then into more advanced balance, strength and performance-based training all at a level that’s right for the client and their goals.

Here’s a snapshot of just one week in clinic

• Lumbar fracture rehab — patient discharged
• Post-bypass cardiac assessment
• Grade 2 ATFL ankle rehab
• Stage 4 meniscus rehab
• Kids’ movement class
• Women’s strength & SGPT sessions
• Treatment plan for suspected TFCC sprain
• 3 × rotator cuff shoulder assessments
• Cervical radiculopathy assessment
• Performance programming for a competitive athlete with reduced hip internal rotation
• Recovery and performance progression for suspected anterior deltoid tendinopathy

If you’re not sure where you fit, that’s okay, that’s literally what I’m here for. Whether you’re returning from injury, managing pain, or wanting to build strength and confidence in your body, there’s always a place to start 💪

08/01/2026

✨ Ta‑da! Fresh look, same values. ✨

After a lot of thought (and a little soul‑searching as a business owner), I decided it was time for a refresh. Just like giving a home a new coat of paint, my brand needed a little update too.

So… why the change? Since starting up, I’ve realised that while my work has always centred around physiotherapy, that wasn’t always obvious from the outside. Updating my logo to clearly say Physiotherapy helps make my main focus crystal clear for anyone seeking support.

What hasn’t changed is my ethos. My commitment to providing Full Focus on each client’s needs remains at the heart of everything I do. I’m still dedicated to delivering high‑quality, personalised care that considers the whole person and adapting my approach to give every client the best experience possible.

New look. Clearer message. Same passion for helping you feel and move better.

31/12/2025

New Year’s Resolutions: Getting Fit & Healthy 💪✨

As we head into a new year, lots of us set goals around fitness, movement and health. Here are a few helpful (hopefully!) tips to help you actually stick with them 👇

👉 Set short-term and long-term goals
Think small wins (within a week) alongside bigger goals (5 months, or this time next year). Progress builds confidence.

👉 Consider whether “all-out” change is right for you
Going from 0–100 overnight can sometimes lead to feelings of failure when a bad day happens. Instead, start with good intentions and allow change to happen gradually.

👉 Why gradual change matters
Research shows around 80% of people abandon New Year’s resolutions within the first month, often before February arrives. Sudden, extreme change can make setbacks feel final when they don’t need to be.

👉 If you’re increasing activity, pace your return
Whether you’re new to movement or chasing a new goal, load and speed matter. Too much, too soon, can lead to:
• Delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS)
• Tendinitis
• Joint irritation
• Fatigue and burnout
Smart pacing = sustainable progress.

👉 A bad day is not the end
It’s human. Reset and start again tomorrow.

👉 Lifestyle change takes time
It takes roughly 8–12 weeks to start forming new habits, and let's not forget that life will still happen along the way. Be kind to yourself.

👉 Don’t lose faith or give up
Many people stop between 1–3 months, yet that’s only around 25% of the time needed to create lasting change. You’ve got 12 months to look back and be proud, so keep going.

Happy New Year 🎉
Let’s make 2026 a great one.

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