Catherine Cotterill MCSP, BSc, MSc

Catherine has 24 years of experience in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, having worked in both NHS and private settings. In the summer of 2012, Catherine was selected to work as a host physiotherapist at the London 2012 Olympic Games, with the Gymnastics and Trampolining. Since then, she has been involved as a lead physio with the Gymnastics at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow in 2014 and spent 2 weeks working at the 1st European Games in Baku, Azerbaijan, in the summer of 2015.

Catherine also has experience working with Northumberland County Rugby, a National 1 men’s rugby side, the Newcastle Eagles Basketball team and the Irish Netball team.

As well as sports injuries, Catherine is interested in working with a wide range of techniques to help people with postural problems, work-related injuries, and a wide variety of conditions, including back and neck pain, headaches/migraine and joint pain/stiffness.

Catherine's interest in rugby started during her time studying at Loughborough University, and she later went on to play for the Scotland women's team. She has also had a lifelong interest in athletics and currently competes for North Shields Poly in the Hammer and Discus.

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Cameron Wallace

Cameron is a graduate Physiotherapist from Northumbria University, who specialises in musculoskeletal assessment and rehabilitation. As a passionate rugby player, Cameron competes with Novocastrians Rugby Club, applying his clinical knowledge on the pitch while managing the sport's physical demands. His athletic background also includes competing at Ulster and Irish junior level in cycling, where he developed a keen understanding of endurance training, injury prevention, and recovery strategies. Cameron will use this multi-sport background alongside the clinic's Runeasi technology to help athletes optimise biomechanics, prevent injuries, and enhance performance through data-driven gait analysis.

Beyond sports, Cameron is skilled in treating a broad spectrum of conditions, including postural imbalances, repetitive strain injuries, back and neck pain, joint stiffness and headaches. He integrates evidence-based techniques with a practical, athlete-centred approach to support patients from elite competitors to everyday individuals seeking better movement and function.

Jared Robson

Jared graduated in 2025 with upper second-class honours degree in Sport Rehabilitation Therapy from the University of Sunderland. He is registered with British Association of Sports Rehabilitators and Trainers (BASRaT). As well as having a qualification in sports massage, Jared is also a qualified gym instructor and has experience in exercise prescription, with previous experience involving matchday massages for players from Whickham F.C.

Jared is looking forward to using his sports therapy skills to help people improve flexibility, reduce muscle tension, and speed up recovery after exercise, with the aim of enhancing performance, preventing injury, and promoting overall relaxation and wellbeing.