About us
Please find the Parkview Clinic team below:
- Simon Capel
- Emma Ramanathan
- Kevin Lambert
- Nigel Kettle
- Nick Johnson
- Ricky Outhwaite
- Hussain Abdul-Munaff
- Jawad Ahmed
- Charlotte Dovell
- Leanne McKeogh
- Isabelle Hendon
Simon Capel
BA Hons, BSc Hons Ost Med, Clinic Director
Simon opened the Parkview Clinic in 2007. Much like Simon's career experience, the clinic has a strong focus on the treatment of mechanical and structural pain in the human body. Simon has worked alongside some of the leading Osteopaths & Physiotherapists in the area within both clinical settings and pitch side sports trauma.
Due to an injury, he was forced to step back from hands on manual therapy and his focus in recent years has been on developing Parkview clinic as a leading multi-discipline private practice for Reigate and the surrounding areas.
The practice now has fantastic team of therapists with a wide range of specialist skills meaning that as a clinic we always have an in-house solution for whatever musculoskeletal problems our clients need help with.
Emma Ramanathan
Sports
Massage Therapist I have always been
interested in the musculo-skeletal system, and its role in
our everyday movement. This lead me to wanting to learn
more about how, not just sports, but everyday activities
can take their toll on the body and eventually cause
dysfunction and pain. It was then that I decided to become
a sports massage therapist and make it my role in life to
help others suffering with pain and mobility limitations.
I use a range of techniques throughout my treatments,
including Soft Tissue Release, Muscle Energy Techniques
and Trigger Point Therapy, which I find to be very
effective and I've had great success with. Furthermore,
for those more difficult to treat conditions, I am also
trained in medical acupuncture / dry needling.
I am also an Equine Sports Massage therapist and have a small client base. I treat both horse and rider together to keep them in equal balance and at their best.
When I'm not treating clients, I spend my free time training and competing my horses.
Kevin Lambert
Osteopathic
Medicine BSc (Hons), International Sports Therapist Diploma
(VAI) In addition to being a registered Osteopath and Sports Therapist, Kevin has competed additional post graduate qualifications in Sports Taping & strapping (Proactive Training), Pitch side Sports First Aid & AED (ITC), Kinesio taping KT1 & 2 (Kinesio Uk) & Dry Needling (Dr Anthony Campbell).
Kevin moved from Yorkshire 15 months ago to join the team at Parkview Clinic. He brought with him first team rugby League sports injury experience along with Osteopathic experience from a successful clinic in Huddersfield.
While working at Parkview, Kevin continues to offers a professional service to the residents of Reigate and the surrounding area.
Kevin approaches his treatments with both classical and structural osteopathic approaches and uses both Dry needling and Kinesio taping to aid rehabilitation and recuperation.
Kevin's future aspirations at Parkview are to continue to offers the highest quality of treatment and uphold the clinics already outstanding reputation.
Nigel Kettle
BSc Hons Ost Med,
GOSC & BOA Registered Osteopath I was born in 1962 and initially trained at the 'Raworth Centre' in Dorking as a 'Complementary Health Practitioner', achieving my diploma in 1990. To begin with, I specialised in sports massage and other remedial therapies, working alongside Osteopaths in their practices. This exposure to hands-on Osteopathy, seeing its scope and effectiveness in the treatment of a wide variety of musculoskeletal and other conditions inspired me to train as an Osteopath.
Osteopath training is demanding and lengthy. Recognised qualifications are only available from Osteopathic educational institutions accredited by the General Osteopathic Council. I studied at the British School of Osteopathy a world renowned Osteopathic institution and the oldest school of its type in the UK. In 1999, after four years of full time study, I qualified as a Registered Osteopath with a 2.1 Bachelor of Science Honours degree.
I also teach; currently I am principal lecturer in Osteopathic Technique at the Surrey Institute of Osteopathic Medicine, a recognised qualification (RQ) Osteopathic degree course based in North East Surrey College of Technology in Ewell.
I am interested in all aspects of Osteopathic practice but my main focus is structural Osteopathy working with patients on a one-to-one basis. Over the years I have gained a wealth of experience in the treatment of a wide variety of conditions and age groups, always obtaining great satisfaction from successful individual outcomes.
| 2002 | Cranial Osteopathy Stage II & III - Sutherland Cranial College |
| 2002 to date | Osteopathic Staff Development Programme |
| June 2007 | Dry Needling, medical acupuncture association |
| June 2012/13 | GOsC Pilot Revalidation Assessor |
| 2014 | KT2, KT3 Kinesio Taping Practitioner course |
Nick Johnson
Foundation Degree Sports Therapy
Level 1 and Level 2 Kinesiology Taping
Dry Needling, Medical Acupuncture Association
M.Ost Osteopathic Medicine
I originally qualified in 2014 with a foundation degree in sports therapy, after 2 years of studying and developing both hands on skills, but also essential classroom knowledge of a variety of conditions and how to treat them. During this 2 years I worked with a variety of sports teams in rugby, football and American football, but also a clinical environment also.
Once I finished my foundation degree I chose to develop my knowledge further by studying my Masters Degree in Osteopathy at the Surrey Institute of Osteopathy in Epsom where i spent a further 3 years of developing my knowledge and also practical skills in the clinic based on site.
My main focus when treating is more to the structural musculo-skeletal aspects of osteopathy, but I also like to incorporate treating patients using my techniques learnt from sports therapy, with a particular interest in rehabilitation but also postural exercises to maintain the body on a day to day basis.
Ricky Outhwaite
Senior
Physiotherapist HCPC registered, Chartered Physiotherapist
Ricky qualified from St. Georges University of London as a Physiotherapist.
He realised quite early on that his passion lied within the musculoskeletal field where he has gained valuable experience treating specialised sporting injuries and a wide range of lower back and neck conditions. He has completed further postgraduate qualifications in sports massage, anterior knee pain and courses aiming to restore pain free functional range of movement in the spine and peripheral joints. Serving as the 1st team Physiotherapist for Beckenham Town FC last season and Old Reigatians RFC in their current season has widened his scope of clinical practice in the sport injury and rehabilitation field.
Ricky comes from a long sporting background where he competed at a national level in swimming. From a young age, this made him aware of the importance of correct conditioning and how bio-mechanical imbalances can affect overall performance.
He displays a strong focus on patients learning and understanding the history of their condition, as well as being able to self-manage through self-tailored home exercise programmes in conjunction with Physiotherapy treatment. This has helped his clients achieve their goals, whether it is for recreational, elite sporting purposes or just to regain function post injury.
Hussain Abdul-Munaff
Physiotherapist, HCPC registered and member of CSP
Hussain joins our team after
previously working overseas in the UAE. He's gained over 10
years of experience in a wide range of fields: Worked with multi-speciality hospital, Orthopaedic and spine hospital, outpatient physio and rehabilitation centre.
Specializes and well experienced in MSK condition and Orthopaedic Rehabilitation pre and post surgeries.
Further post grad training in:
- Lymphatic drainage and bandaging
- Dry needling
- Myofascial release
- Kinesio Taping.
- Electro therapy
- Exercises therapy.
- Kinetic control of lower limbs
- Manual therapy and mobilization.
Charlotte Dovell
GOSC Registered Osteopath
I graduated with a Masters Degree in Osteopathy from the London School of Osteopathy and I am delighted to join the experienced and forward-thinking team at Park View.
I have a keen interest in sports performance and injuries, headaches and MSK injury. Post-graduation, I am currently undertaking further studies into rehabilitation in musculoskeletal injuries.
I have experience treating a wide range of patients from old to young, through to athletes and people with debilitating health conditions. I have a structural approach to treatment and use wide range of hands on manual techniques taking into consideration all aspects of an individual's health to deliver a tailored, holistic and patient-focused approach to treatment. I believe in the importance of reducing pain and symptoms, identifying the cause of the pain and educating patients in understanding their injury so they can heal faster and prevent reoccurrence. I aim to promote health and well-being and encourage patients to take an active role in their recovery.
I have recently moved to Surrey and outside of work I enjoy spending my time playing tennis, swimming and horse riding alongside socialising with friends and family.
Leanne McKeogh
Sports Massage Therapist, Dip SMT
Leanne’s interest in function and optimisation of the body’s soft tissue structures started from a background of being a high-level runner. As with all endurance sports, running can, if not well managed, cause excessive load and tension on certain areas of the muscular system.
Maintaining optimal soft tissue tension, especially through some of the longer muscle chains of the lower extremities and spine has a huge impact on improving performance. Regardless of your level of activity or type of sport, muscle discomfort can come about and is often unrelated to individual activities. Factors such as stress, posture and workspace set up can all lead to chronic conditions that can be relieved and benefit from soft tissue work and Sports Massage Therapy.
Leanne’s background and expertise working alongside our Physios and Osteopaths helps her identify the quickest wat to get you back on track and maintain a pain free lifestyle.
Isabelle Hendon
BSc Hons Physiotherapy
Izzie qualified as a Physiotherapist from St Mary’s University. Her passion for physiotherapy began through a background in competitive gymnastics, which gave her first-hand experience of the physical demands of sport and sparked an interest in injury prevention, rehabilitation and performance.
Having experienced the nature of sport myself, I understand how important it is to feel confident when returning to activity following an injury.
I believe rehabilitation should be individualised, goal-focused and enjoyable, giving patients the knowledge and confidence to take an active role in their recovery. I’m passionate about helping people from all backgrounds and at every stage of their rehabilitation work towards their goals, whatever they may be. Whether you’re recovering from an injury, managing a long-term condition, or simply looking to move and feel better, I’m here to support you every step of the way.
For more information on the conditions we treat and services we offer, or to book an appointment please call 01737 247 555 or email us at reception@parkviewclinic.co.uk
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When
I first came to you, I could not put weight fully on my knees
and I found it difficult to walk. I was pleased that after only
three weeks I felt a difference.I can now take long walks. I can
also play my sports without pain. I would certainly recommend
you to anyone.