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Physiotherapist
LEITH BROWN BSc Post Grad Dip Man Ther MCSP MACP
Based at St John and St Elizabeth Hospital. Associated to Central Health since April 2008;
Specialisation;
Spinal Pain, shoulder and knee problems and in particular chronic or recurrent problems associated with peripheral or spinal conditions
CEDR Certified Mediator
Other experience:
Mainly private practices within the Harley Street area since 1992
Written and published papers on Combine Movements of the Spine and lectured and held workshops on the subject throughout the UK
Currently involved in a Graduate Mentoring Programme for new graduates that includes lecturing and practical workshops
Since 1999 also worked in the City of London corporate environment treating work related stress disorders which involved setting up clinical pathways for chronic pain conditions and developing pain resolution pathways. Set up and managed three physiotherapy practices throughout the City for a large medical company
2005, together with Elisabeth Robson, a clinical psychologist, developed a chronic pain/stress course for application in the work place and the corporate environment, including mediation and compliance in the occupational health environment
Education:
Diploma in Physiotherapy, NZ School of Physiotherapy 1977, converted it to a degree at WAIT, Western Australia 1980, won a scholarship to complete the post graduate diploma in Manipulation WAIT, 1981
Sport:
Involved with UK Special Forces as both a member and a physiotherapist, treating elite sports members involved in high performance endurance training
Based at St John and St Elizabeth Hospital. Associated to Central Health since April 2008;
Specialisation;
Spinal Pain, shoulder and knee problems and in particular chronic or recurrent problems associated with peripheral or spinal conditions
CEDR Certified Mediator
Other experience:
Mainly private practices within the Harley Street area since 1992
Written and published papers on Combine Movements of the Spine and lectured and held workshops on the subject throughout the UK
Currently involved in a Graduate Mentoring Programme for new graduates that includes lecturing and practical workshops
Since 1999 also worked in the City of London corporate environment treating work related stress disorders which involved setting up clinical pathways for chronic pain conditions and developing pain resolution pathways. Set up and managed three physiotherapy practices throughout the City for a large medical company
2005, together with Elisabeth Robson, a clinical psychologist, developed a chronic pain/stress course for application in the work place and the corporate environment, including mediation and compliance in the occupational health environment
Education:
Diploma in Physiotherapy, NZ School of Physiotherapy 1977, converted it to a degree at WAIT, Western Australia 1980, won a scholarship to complete the post graduate diploma in Manipulation WAIT, 1981
Sport:
Involved with UK Special Forces as both a member and a physiotherapist, treating elite sports members involved in high performance endurance training