About us

Please find the Parkview Clinic team below:

• Simon Capel
• Emma Ramanathan
• Kevin Lambert
• Nigel Kettle
• Nick Johnson
• Ricky Outhwaite
• Hussain Abdul-Munaff
• 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

Kevin Lambert

Osteopathic Medicine BSc (Hons), International Sports Therapist Diploma (VAI)

In addition to being a registered Osteopath and Sports Therapist, Kevin has completed additional post graduate qualifications in Sports Taping & Strapping (Proactive Training). Kinesiology taping KT1 & 2 (Kinesio Uk) & Dry Needling (Dr Anthony Campbell).

Kevin moved from Yorkshire over decade ago and is an experienced senior member of the Parkview team.

Kevin's treatment approach is both classical and structural. Focusing on improving body mechanics and overall posture, giving aftercare advice and exercises where needed.

Kevin's future aspirations at Parkview are to continue to offer the highest quality of treatment and uphold the clinics already outstanding reputation.

Nigel Kettle

BSc Hons Ost Med, GOSC & BOA Registered Osteopath

Nigel first trained as a 'Complementary Health Practitioner' at the Raworth Centre in Dorking, achieving my diploma in 1990. 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.

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.

Additionally to working at Parkview, I have my own clinic in Mayfield East Sussex. I also teach on the Osteopathic Degree course for over 26 years as principal lecturer in osteopathic technique and differential diagnosis at the Surrey Institute of Osteopathic Medicine.

I am interested in many aspects of osteopathic practice, but my main focus is 'structural osteopathy' a conventional hands-on approach to patient assessment and treatment using traditional osteopathic techniques and other methods as required. In addition I also regularly use other complementary techniques such as western dry needling (acupuncture), electrotherapy, Kinesio-taping and exercise rehabilitation if appropriate to an individual patient’s condition and to effectively aid their recovery.

Nick Johnson

M.Ost Osteopathic Medicine, Foundation Degree Sports Therapy

I qualified in Sports Therapy in 2014 before completing my Master’s Degree in Osteopathic Medicine (M.Ost) at the Surrey Institute of Osteopathy in Epsom.

Over the years, I have gained experience working with both private patients and sports teams across rugby, football and American football, developing a strong interest in musculoskeletal pain, injury rehabilitation and helping people return to the activities they enjoy.

My approach is primarily focused on structural and musculoskeletal osteopathy, combining hands-on treatment with techniques from my sports therapy background. Where appropriate, I also incorporate kinesiology taping, dry needling/medical acupuncture, rehabilitation exercises and postural advice.

I believe treatment should be tailored to the individual, with the aim of not only helping you feel better but giving you the knowledge and tools to help maintain your progress.

Additional Qualifications

• Level 1 & 2 Kinesiology Taping
• Dry Needling / Medical Acupuncture Association
• 8+ years' experience in musculoskeletal care

Ricky Outhwaite

Senior Physiotherapist HCPC registered, Chartered Physiotherapist

Ricky qualified from St. Georges University of London as a Physiotherapist.

Since qualifying, he has continued to develop his clinical expertise through postgraduate training in manual therapy, sports injury rehabilitation and shockwave therapy.

With a particular interest in musculoskeletal conditions and sports-related injuries, Ricky takes an evidence-informed, individualised approach to assessment and treatment. He combines hands-on therapy and targeted rehabilitation with appropriate treatment techniques to help patients manage pain, restore movement and return to their everyday activities and sporting goals.

Qualifications & Professional Development
Ricky has undertaken further training in a range of specialist assessment and treatment techniques, including:

• Sports Massage
• Anterior Knee Pain: Assessment and Management
• The Sporting Hip and Groin – James Moore
• Dry Needling
• Mulligan Concept of Manual Therapy – integrating joint mobilisation with active movement to improve function
• Shockwave Therapy for Running-Related Injuries and Rehabilitation
• Advanced Shockwave Therapy Techniques for Spinal and Upper Limb Conditions
• Shockwave Therapy for Myofascial Conditions

Clinical Interests & Specialisms
Ricky has a particular interest in running-related injuries affecting the hip, knee and ankle, as well as sports injuries, tendinopathies and degenerative musculoskeletal conditions. His clinical interests also include lower back pain, neck pain and performance-focused rehabilitation. He has a special interest in shockwave therapy, incorporating it where appropriate into a comprehensive treatment and rehabilitation programme tailored to each patient’s individual needs and goals.

Approach to Treatment
Ricky aims to help patients understand their condition, manage pain and regain confidence in movement. By combining individualised treatment with structured rehabilitation, he works with patients to improve function, support recovery and help them return to the activities they enjoy, whether that means everyday tasks, recreational exercise or competitive sport.

Hussain Abdul-Munaff

Physiotherapist, HCPC registered and member of CSP

Hussain joined our team after previously working overseas in the UAE.

He's gained over 15 years of experience in a wide range of fields and with Parkview clinic for more than 6 years.

Hussain has worked within multi-speciality hospitals, Orthopaedic and spine hospital setting & outpatient physio and rehabilitation centre.

Additionally to Parkview, he currently works in Ashtead Hospital as a senior physiotherapist.

Well experienced in MSK condition and Orthopaedic Rehabilitation pre and post surgeries of spine, upper and lower limbs.

Specialised in conditions of the shoulder, elbows, neck, hips and ankle injuries.

Further post graduate training in:

• Acupuncture
• Dry needling
• Myofascial release for muscles tightness and spams
• Shock wave therapy for tendon injuries
• Post op rehabilitation for spine, shoulder, knees, hip and ankles
• McKenzie cervical spine mobilisations
• Kinesio and sports Taping
• Electro therapy- ultra sound
• Exercises therapy
• Kinetic control of lower limbs
• Manual therapy and mobilization
• Lymphatic drainage and bandaging
• Posture guidance and awareness

Charlotte Dovell

GOSC Registered Osteopath

Charlotte is an experienced Osteopath with a Masters degree in Osteopathy and a background in both private practice and the NHS. Her passion for Osteopathy began following her own shoulder injury from a horse-riding accident, giving her a personal understanding of the rehabilitation process.

Charlotte takes a patient-centred approach, combining hands-on treatment with targeted rehabilitation plans to address the root cause of pain, support recovery and prevent recurrence. Charlotte has an interest in sports-related injuries but commonly treats a wide range of MSK related pain from everyday aches to more complex conditions.

She holds additional qualifications in BMAS acupuncture, shockwave therapy and APPI Clinical Pilates.

Outside the clinic, Charlotte enjoys horse-riding, Pilates and running/triathlon. Her passion for movement and biomechanics inspires her to help empower patients with the tools and knowledge to support their own recovery and achieve lasting results.

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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