Chartered Physiotherapist, MAACP, BSc

Gus Hadonou is a Chartered Physiotherapist with a decade of experience, bringing a unique blend of Reformer Pilates and Strength & Conditioning principles his physiotherapy practice. Enabling clients to return to high level sporting performance as quickly as possible. Alongside working for Kaizen Physiotherapy & Performance, Gus teaches Reformer Pilates in Richmond and continues to run an NHS clinic in Kingston. As a recent nominee for the Doctify Patient Voice, Gus is more determined to go one step further this year!

Gus graduated from the University of Liverpool in 2014, his work across NHS, private and international settings has enabled him to develop a multifaceted philosophy and approach. Alongside a focus on exercise, Gus employs multi-faceted treatment strategies including acupuncture and manual therapy to help reduce pain during the recovery process. He has a passion for further improvement in the health sector, demonstrated by his participation in various clinical trials such as shoulder and knee joint outcomes with physiotherapy vs surgery; and also including AI use in the health care setting.

Outside of work, Gus is a keen skier and enjoys (not always) participating in triathlons. He spends the rest of his time bickering with his business partner about the football.

Special Interests

Rehabbing ski injuries and preventing future ski injuries

Reformer Pilates for treating physio conditions (eg. low back pain)

Acupuncture for painful conditions that recover slowly (eg. sciatica, tennis elbow)

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Jen is an experienced Hand Therapist specialising in the assessment and treatment of acute injuries, post-surgical rehabilitation, and long-term conditions affecting the hand and upper limb. Jen qualified from Glasgow Caledonian University in 2015, and her clinical experience dates back to that time, having developed expertise within the NHS before transitioning into private practice.

Jen has a passion for treating a comprehensive range of hand and wrist conditions, including fractures, ligament injuries, wrist instabilities, carpal tunnel syndrome, cubital tunnel syndrome, and thumb osteoarthritis. Her evidence-based approach incorporates hands-on therapy, bespoke splinting, tailored exercise programmes, and post-operative care, including wound and scar management.

Jen has had the privilege of working with many professional sports players, including Premier League footballers, England cricket, and an F1 driver to name a few.

As a Registered Practitioner with the British Association for Performing Arts Medicine (BAPAM), Jen also holds a particular interest in working with musicians and performers. Having grown up playing the piano, cello, and violin in orchestras and solo settings, Jen understands the unique physical demands and pressures of performance. Jen’s goal is to work collaboratively with each person to support recovery, prevent recurrence, and optimise performance, enabling a return to their craft at their best.

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