Our Team

Sarah Joice became Clinical Director of PEAK Physiotherapy Limited in November 2005. All of the physiotherapists here at Yorkshire Neuro Physiotherapy are personally recruited and carefully selected based upon their knowledge, experience and personal attributes.

Here is our team...

Sarah Joice, MCSP

Clinical Director

Sarah graduated from Leeds Metropolitan University in 1998 with a First Class Honours degree in Physiotherapy. After qualifying, she worked within the NHS at Leeds General Infirmary, specialising in musculoskeletal disorders with a particular interest in dance injuries.

Sarah became Clinical Director at PEAK Physiotherapy Limited, Yorkshire Neuro Physiotherapy and Yorkshire Children’s Physiotherapy in 2005 and combines her clinical caseload with business management and development.

Victoria Murray, MCSP

Specialist Neurological Physiotherapist

Victoria graduated from York St John’s University in 2008 with a BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy. Following a number of years working in the NHS gaining experience within different physiotherapy disciplines, she specialised in Neurology.  In 2013, she took on the role of sole physiotherapy provider for a Specialist Unit, providing individually tailored treatments and rehabilitation programmes for a range of neurological condition including stroke, multiple sclerosis and Parkinson’s, but primarily Traumatic Head Injury.

This experience has strengthened her passion for neurological rehabilitation and she is an advocate and firm believer in maintaining and optimising an individual’s function.

Post-graduate training has included the Introductory Bobath course (modules 1, 2 and 3) and a variety of equipment and postural management training programmes. In 2018, she completed her acupuncture training which is a useful addition to her existing repertoire of skills.

Victoria has a diverse, eclectic outlook when it comes to her treatment approach, and is able to modify her practice to suit individuals, regardless of their condition or disability. Her understanding and accumulated knowledge also allows her to be adaptable and apply her knowledge to other areas of physiotherapy including Elderly Care, gait re-education and general postural/mobility problems.

She currently works for the NHS on a part-time basis providing specialised postural management prescription and advice. This also runs alongside her work with the Motor Neurone Association and Headway Brain Injury Association, Second Chance.

When she is not working, Victoria enjoys spending time with family and friends, and in particular enjoys long walks with her four-legged friend. She professes to enjoy DIY but in fairness will admit to regretting the ideas at a later date!

Kareena Reehal, MCSP

Specialist Neurological Physiotherapist

Kareena graduated from the University of Birmingham in 2012 with a First Class BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy. In the years since qualifying, Kareena has gained significant experience working across a number of different clinical areas within the NHS in Leicestershire. She has specialised in the field of Neurology and Stroke Physiotherapy where she is most passionate about making a difference to the quality of life of her clients.

Kareena applies an eclectic approach to her treatments and is always supportive of her clients. She has worked in several Specialist Units and within domiciliary settings, treating individuals with Brain Injuries, Stroke, Parkinson's Disease, Multiple Sclerosis and Guillain-Barre Syndrome. She is an adaptable and flexible therapist who also has experience treating clients who are at risk of falls and those with general mobility problems. 

Kareena dedicates time to learning outside of her work and has completed a Masters’ module in Neurological Rehabilitation and several post-graduate courses in the Bobath treatment approach.

Outside of work, Kareena enjoys cooking, creating her own recipes and hosting as well as a newfound interest in organising and tidying spaces of her own and others! She also enjoys keeping fit by running for various charities and is working on living and promoting a more sustainable way of living.

Kareena joined the team at Yorkshire Neuro Physiotherapy in 2019 and works in both clinic and domiciliary settings across the Yorkshire region. 

Natalie Seals, MCSP

Specialist Neurological and Paediatric Physiotherapist

Natalie is a passionate and dedicated clinician who graduated in 2011 with a First Class Honours degree in Physiotherapy from the University of York St John. She has more than 10 years of experience working in the field of Neurology with people across the whole life span. She has worked across multiple sectors (NHS, private, and charity), and across the whole pathway, acute neuro in-patients, neuro out-patients, neuro rehab settings, and neuro community.

Natalie is an active committee member of the Yorkshire Association of Chartered Physiotherapists Interested in Neurology (ACPIN) and the Yorkshire Acquired Brain Injury Forum (YABIF). Alongside her role at Yorkshire Neuro Physiotherapy, she also holds leadership roles within the NHS.

Additionally, Natalie is a qualified Sensory Integration Practitioner, following completion of a Post-Graduate Certificate (PGCert) in Sensory Integration, in 2017. Within this specialist role working as part of our Paediatric team, she assesses children of all ages, to determine and report on the impact that sensory processing has on their behaviour and praxis; their ability to think of, plan, carry out, and reflect upon movement.

Natalie has completed an array of post-graduate courses including AAPI Pilates Matwork Levels 1 and 2, Rebound Therapy (Trainer Level 2), kinesiotaping, vestibular rehabilitation, 1000 reps, and Bobath (parts A and B). She has also attended the DMO Orthotics Accredited Practitioner course and York Wheelchair Centre’s Accredited Assessor Course. Natalie ensures that she continues to keep up to date with the latest clinical guidelines and research for the conditions that she treats.

Natalie understands the social, physical, emotional, and cognitive impact that neurological illness/injury can have on a person. She adopts an empathetic and inquisitive approach, empowering her clients through advice, education, signposting, and referrals, alongside hands-on neurorehabilitation. Natalie will support you to work towards your dream goals, breaking them down into smaller achievable stages along the way.

Natalie joined the PEAK team in April 2022, and works within our specialist adult Neuro and Paediatric teams. She is predominantly domiciliary based, offering home/school appointments across the Yorkshire region.

Outside of work, Natalie loves dancing. She mainly does Latin, ballroom, salsa and commercial, but has also tried her hand at breakdancing. She enjoys trying new things and finding fun ways to keep fit, so has also tried sky diving, paragliding, hiking, ice-skating, and hula-hooping!

Morgan Angland, MSCP

Specialist Neurological Physiotherapist

Morgan graduated from the University of Huddersfield in 2021, with a First Class BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy. Her post-graduate experience involves working across a variety of settings within the NHS. She discovered her passion for Neurology after completing her Stroke rotation, and now works as a full-time Senior Physiotherapist within the NHS, on an acute and rehabilitation ward, specialising in stroke.

Morgan adopts a holistic approach to her treatments, and she is dedicated to helping her clients achieve their goals. She has experience rehabilitating a range of neurological conditions, including Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI), Functional Neurological Disorders (FND), Parkinson’s Disease (PD), and other neurodegenerative disorders, as well as respiratory and cardiac conditions. Morgan likes to look for creative solutions when delivering her rehabilitation, to make the session not only effective but enjoyable.

Before graduating as a Physiotherapist, Morgan gained experience working on neurology wards and a regional Spinal Injuries Unit at Mid Yorks NHS Trust. She is always actively looking for additional opportunities to develop her post-graduate qualifications.

Outside of work, Morgan loves socialising with her family and friends, playing netball, doing Pilates, and competing in running events to raise money for charity. She has previously represented her home county of Lancashire at the National Championships for 100M Hurdles. When not busy being active, Morgan enjoys relaxing with a good book and cuddling her cat.

Morgan joined the team at Yorkshire Neuro Physiotherapy in August 2024 and works in both clinic and domiciliary settings across the Yorkshire region. 

Rachael Harris

Physiotherapy Assistant & Sports Massage Therapist

Rachael graduated from Leeds Beckett University in 2019, with a BSc (Hons.) in Sport and Exercise Therapy (2:1). She then continued her studies and completed her MSc in Sport and Exercise Medicine in 2020.  Both degree courses placed a heavy emphasis on musculoskeletal rehabilitation, and topics covered during her 4 years of university study included anatomy and physiology, exercise for referred populations, injury epidemiology, injury rehabilitation, and biomechanics. Rachael also gained over 200 hours of experience working with Bradford Bulls Rugby League first team, Leeds United girls RTC, and Yorkshire Carnegie Rugby.
After graduating, Rachael gained 3 years of experience working within a private sports therapy clinic, assessing, diagnosing, and treating clients presenting with musculoskeletal pain. Treatments were tailored specifically to the clients’ needs and included various manual therapy techniques and/or exercise rehabilitation. She also works as the Sports Therapist for the Bradford Bulls Scholarship programme, where she ensures that the team is kept in an injury-free state so that they can compete at an optimal level. Rachael is set to return to University in January 2024 to complete a 2-year MSc in Physiotherapy which will further her knowledge and understanding to be able to treat a wider range of clients.

During her free time, Rachael enjoys going to the gym and playing tennis. She has been a keen competitor since the age of 5 and she has represented her home county of Cumbria and Leeds Beckett University. She also enjoys gardening and cooking.

Rachael joined the PEAK team in April 2023, and she works alongside our specialist Neuro and Paediatric teams as a Physiotherapy Assistant. She also works as a Sports Massage Therapist as part of the MSK team and offers regular clinics at our Otley and Garforth clinics.

Laura Fenton

Physiotherapy Assistant

Laura joined the PEAK team in August 2024, working as one of our Physiotherapy Assistants, supporting our MSK, Neuro and Paediatric clients across the Yorkshire area. Her future plan includes applying for the Physiotherapy degree course at Leeds Beckett University, to further her own studies whilst continuing to work with our Therapy teams.

Previously, Laura studied Social Work at The University of Leeds. During her time on placement, she developed vital transferable skills that relate well to the Physiotherapy Assistant role. She then decided to change direction and transfer to a Physiotherapy degree, to enable her to combine her lifelong passion for sport and fitness with her strong drive to support others.

Having a profound interest in sports injury, biomechanics, and the use of rehabilitation for recovery in both athletes and those recovering from injury or illness, Laura is developing quickly into her new career path and enjoys working with her clients who present with all manner of pathologies.

Outside of work, Laura remains very active. She is an avid gym-goer, cheerleader, and gymnast; having participated in a huge range of competitive sports from a young age.

Ruth Booker

Physiotherapy Assistant

Ruth joined the PEAK team in September 2024 and works as a Physiotherapy Assistant supporting our MSK, Neuro, and Paediatric teams across the West Yorkshire area.

She has enjoyed a diverse career over the years, spanning design and project management as a Landscape Architect, and working within both mainstream and specialised education provision; including teaching small groups at primary school and in a Learning Support Unit. Most recently, she has been a Functional Skills maths and English mentor/teacher, and Additional Needs Lead for adults completing apprenticeships. Her considerable expertise and experience in differentiating support and mentoring people of all ages, means that she has significant transferable skills and relates well to the Physiotherapy Assistant role.

During her free time, Ruth enjoys travelling, gardening, reading, and cooking. She endeavours to keep fit and mobile through walking and Pilates.

Lauren Walkington

Business Administrator

Lauren joined the PEAK team in August 2021, and has been a welcome addition to our administrative team. With a background in Business and Marketing Management, she has become invaluable behind the scenes, and is based in our central admin office in Knaresborough.

Lauren will often be the first point of contact for the team, making and receiving phone calls, arranging appointments, and generally busying herself with all the important administrative jobs that keep the PEAK cogs whirring.

Outside of work, Lauren enjoys walking and keeping fit and exploring the UK in her campervan!

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