About Us

Fiona Spencer graduated from Southampton University in 1997 with a BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy. Subsequently, she worked in the NHS at Southampton General, before moving to Brookfields Physiotherapy clinic in Highclere. She then established her own clinic at the Beechdown Club in Hampshire. In 2001, she relocated to North Norfolk and rejoined the NHS. In 2004, Fiona started her current clinic, North Norfolk Physio which has grown from strength to strength.

Fiona specialises in musculoskeletal disorders and sports injuries, treating everyday folk and professional sports people alike. Fiona’s skills include manual and manipulative techniques, acupuncture, electrotherapy, clinical pilates, sports screening and rehabilitation. Fiona is an APPI Pilates instructor and runs regular clinical pilates classes for groups and one to one.

In 2006, Fiona graduated from Manchester University with a Postgraduate Certificate in Sports Physiotherapy. Fiona has worked as a lead physiotherapist at the County men’s tennis competition held annually at Cromer tennis Club. She has also worked with Essex hockey at their Eastern Counties tournaments as team physiotherapist and as physiotherapist at the schools national hockey finals. Fiona has worked as a Physiotherapist for the county junior golf squads, has worked with the County Ladies Squads and the County Boys academy squads. Fiona works with many individual golfers as their physiotherapist improving musculoskeletal fitness to aid their golf swing. Fiona is qualified as a Titleist Performance Institute certified instructor.

Chloe Rowlatt graduated from the University of East Anglia with a BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy. She has since acquired skills in acupuncture, dry needling, cupping therapy, massage, manual technique, shock wave therapy and exercise rehabilitation. As well as working at North Norfolk Physio, Chloe provides physiotherapy for dancers and singers in London. Clients range from various vocational ballet schools, West End performances including Magic Mike Live, My Fair Lady and Chicago as well as TV including Strictly Come Dancing. She is also one of a few physios in the UK to provide vocal physio for singers and professional voice users. She is a registered member of the British Association for Performing Arts Medicine.

Chloe is a Certified APPI clinical Pilates instructor and has completed training in clinical Pilates, Pilates for dancers and runners and level 1 therapeutic yoga. She teaches a number of classes throughout the week for North Norfolk Physio including clinical Pilates, chair Pilates and yoga. Chloe teaches one to one Pilates and uses the Pilates Reformer to assist in the rehabilitation of her patients.

Chloe graduated from Ballet West with a BA (Hons) in Dance where she completed Advanced 2 RAD, qualifying for the semi-finals of the Margot Fountain International Ballet competition, Australia. She toured for three years in Scotland performing in Nutcracker, Romeo and Juliet and Swan Lake. She went on to teach workshops in South Africa and coached the GB contemporary soloists for the 2018 Dance World Cup in Portugal. Chloe has completed her certification in pointe shoe screening with Ballet Pro UK as well as various courses covering dancer screening and health. She is passionate about introducing a safe, science based approach to athletes within the dance profession and providing an effective physiotherapy service tailored to the individual.

Katie has now been qualified as a soft tissue therapist for the last 3 years. She treats sports participants both at elite and recreational level, and non-sporty people who also benefit from her soft tissue massage techniques. Many runners find Katie’s pre and post massage assists them with their running performance. Katie also has experience working with football teams where she has assisted with the management of pitch side soft tissue injuries. She is passionate about her work and specialises in improving muscle tone and reducing pain through her treatments, allowing patients to return to daily activities sports and hobbies as quickly as possible.

Katie is a keen sports person and when she is not treating patients, she finds time to run half – marathons, play netball and use the gym.

Katie works from our Rossis clinics, she often has Saturday and evening slots available, suiting those with busy work commitments.

Anna offers Saturday appointments at our Rossis Clinic. To book an appointment with Anna Call 07788 727649

Kate is an experienced yoga instructor, she began teaching in 2016 after qualifying as a 200hr Yoga Alliance UK accredited teacher. She is fascinated by the human body, how we function and how we move.  She also has a deep interest in the connection of the mind and body, how our thoughts and feelings are intrinsically linked to the body and how we experience life. Her constant curiosity with human movement has led her to train and qualify in Functional Range Conditioning (FRC) a strength and conditioning style method, ELDOA level 1-2 for spinal health, and a further 200hr Functional Yoga certification with Physiotherapist Lara Heimann and the LYT yoga method. In sept 2021 she began studying for a BSc in Physiotherapy at the University of East Anglia. Most recently she trained in sports massage and Thai Yoga Massage and is offering treatments as a student practitioner until fully certified.

Her yoga classes have a focus on strength and awareness. She encourages you to develop an understanding how your body moves specific to you whilst building strength through your range of movement. Influenced further by the Feldenkrais method and her study of anatomy her classes are a unique balance of embodiment, science, fluidity and structure.

Kate was thrilled to be given the opportunity to work at North Norfolk Physio after teaching Fiona in one of her Norwich Based classes. You will see her on reception at the Aylsham clinic during university holidays, and teaching yoga in the studio at weekends.

Libby has gained a Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sports Massage and has been working with sports scholars providing maintenance and advice for their high standard of training. She has also completed her Pitchside first aid and Sports and kinesiology taping qualifications. Her skills range from exercise prescription, therapeutic ultrasound, mobilisations, soft tissue therapy and musculoskeletal assessment and treatment.

Alongside working at North Norfolk Physio, Libby is studying for a MSc in Clinical Research at the University of East Anglia alongside working part time at North Norfolk Physio.

Sarah is a qualified Nutrition and Integrative Health Coach who has worked with clients in Australia, Asia and the United Kingdom to address all pillars of wellness including nutrition, movement, sleep, stress and connection.  Sarah is passionate about helping women who would like to address the symptoms they might be experiencing during the menopausal transition.  She does this by reviewing all aspects of their lifestyle and then identifying where changes can be made that will impact some of the symptoms that they might be experiencing, and therefore improving the quality of life.  As well as supporting menopausal women with symptom relief, Sarah also works with clients of all ages and genders to address areas of their nutrition and lifestyle that will support with weight management, gut health, and sports performance.

With over 10 years experience working with Professional Athletes in professional football and dance, along with work within the public and private healthcare systems Lorcan is regarded as an expert in his field.

Lorcan specializes in both sport and non-sport related musculoskeletal complaints. With his unique blend of (as he puts it ‘the best bits from’) physiotherapy, osteopathy, sports therapy ,dry needling/acupuncture, and massage Lorcan provides specific bespoke treatment, advice and rehabilitation.

Lorcan combines his personal experiences together with his professional knowledge to provide patients with the best possible care plan to help them in most cases cure their symptoms and reach their ultimate goal.

Lorcan is a great communicator and has a straight forward approach in both informing the patient the diagnosis, prognosis options, and treatments options; if he feels his form of treatment is not for you he will tell you, if he feels you need any other service he will direct in the right Direction.

• MSc (Master Of Science degree)- Physiotherapy.
• BSc (Bachelor Of Science degree)- Sports Therapy.   
• Dry needling / acupuncture certified
• Osteopathic manipulation techniques certified
• NASM National Academy Sports Medicine trained personal trainer
• NUCO First aid at work & Sports therapy UK trained first aid in sports
• Sports masseur / aromatherapy / Swedish massage / acupressure.  

Charlottes career has included working with professional dancers, young dancers starting their career, adults living with dementia in residential care, in schools, in theatres, in castles, with elders with no common language, in woman’s refuge, on an army base, with adults living with Parkinson’s and everyone in between.

Initially training in dance at the prestigious Trinity Laban Conservatoire, Charlotte completed full teacher training with a PGCE(QTLS). After adding yoga to her practice, Charlotte went on to train in falls prevention exercise as a Senior Activity and Health Practitioner. She is also qualified to take referrals directly from G.Ps.

Charlotte brings this extensive experience to her therapeutic massage treatments. She specialises in sports, holistic and deep tissue massage, with a keen interest in injury and pain prevention. With a person-centred practice, Charlotte has the knowledge and experience to facilitate and support everyone to enjoy the physical, mental and emotional benefits of movement.

Charlotte works at our Aylsham clinic, working as a one to one exercise coach in our rehab gym and when she is not helping people in the gym she is working as a holistic massage therapist.