Fizio4U Physiotherapy and Sports Injury clinic

Debjani Roy graduated as a chartered physiotherapist in 2003. She completed her Masters in Nueromusculoskeletal healthcare from Keele University, Staffordshire at the School of Health and Rehabilitation. She has worked at multi-speciality hospitals across India. She has worked at Rotherham, London and Northampton in the fields of orthopedic and neuromuscular physiotherapy in inpatient, outpatient and community settings, before specializing in Paediatrics at Northampton General Hospital where she is working for the past 5 years. She currently works full time at the Child Health Directorate treating paediatric orthopedic conditions, children with dyspraxia and co-ordination, Down’s syndrome, sensory integration problems and cerebral palsy.

Ameya qualified as a chartered physiotherapist in 2003. He pursued further studies in Keele University, Staffordshire where he completed his masters in Neuromusculokeletal healthcare. He has worked in Rotherham General hospital in inpatient services before joining St Andrews Healthcare where he worked in the National Brain Injury Centre. Currently he works as a lead physiotherapist within the Men’s services in a private hospital. Ameya specializes in treating regional musculoskeletal disorders, postural pain syndromes, sports injuries, chronic pain and people having problems with balance and coordination. Special interests include: electrotherapy, acupuncture and myofascial release.

Gyanendra qualified as a physiotherapist in 1987, worked as a physiotherapy lecturer for few years before coming to the UK. He has worked in various specialties of physiotherapy before specializing in musculoskeletal conditions treating neck, back, shoulder and sports injuries. He has completed MACP (specialist in manipulative physiotherapy from Birmingham University) and Certificate course in Injection Therapy from Coventry University. Gyanendra is a member of Health Professionals Council and a member of Acupuncture Chartered Society of Physiotherapy