Because Movement Means Freedom.

Jess is a musculoskeletal physiotherapist with a passion for helping people move better, recover from injury, and return to the activities they love.

Originally from South Africa, Jess graduated from the University of Nottingham with a First-Class BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy and also holds a qualification in Sports Massage Therapy. She has a longstanding connection with Threesixtyphysio, having first attended the clinic as a patient before gaining work experience under Vinay during her physiotherapy training.

Jess has experience working in private musculoskeletal practice, helping people recover from a wide range of conditions including sports injuries, tendinopathies, persistent pain, and pre- and post-operative rehabilitation. She enjoys working with active individuals of all levels and is passionate about helping patients regain confidence in their bodies and achieve their goals.

Having competed at a national level in gymnastics and coached cheerleading, Jess understands first-hand the physical and mental demands that injuries can place on active individuals. Her own experiences with injury and rehabilitation have further shaped her passion for supporting people through their recovery, whether that means returning to sport, getting back into the gym, or simply moving through everyday life without pain.

Jess believes that successful rehabilitation starts with understanding the individual behind the injury. She takes the time to understand each person’s goals, lifestyle, and challenges, working collaboratively to create a treatment plan that is both evidence-based and tailored to their needs. Her approach combines education, exercise rehabilitation, manual therapy, and sports massage techniques to help patients build confidence, improve performance, and achieve lasting results.

Outside of the clinic, Jess enjoys strength training, travelling, and exploring new coffee spots on long walks.

Ellesse is a passionate and proactive physiotherapist with over nine years of experience in musculoskeletal practice.

Having worked across a range of settings, including private clinics and NHS outpatient departments—she brings a breadth of expertise in sports-specific rehabilitation, soft tissue injury management, and post-operative recovery.

With a particular interest in knee rehabilitation and the management of tendinopathy and overuse injuries, Ellesse is dedicated to helping patients achieve lasting improvements in movement and performance. Her treatment philosophy centres on addressing the root cause of pain rather than simply alleviating symptoms.

Believing that no two patients are the same, Ellesse takes the time to listen, understand individual goals, and tailor each treatment plan accordingly.

She adopts a collaborative approach, combining manual therapy, exercise prescription, education, and sports-specific rehabilitation to promote long-term results and empower patients to stay active throughout their recovery.

Ellesse has completed postgraduate training in sports massage therapy, joint mobilisations, matwork Pilates, and dry needling, and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree (MSc) in Musculoskeletal Practice.

Outside the clinic, she enjoys travelling, keeping active in the gym, and salsa dancing.

Halee brings a dynamic blend of clinical expertise, sporting experience, and compassionate care to her role as our Soft Tissue Therapist and APPI-trained Clinical Pilates Instructor. A chartered physiotherapist, Halee graduated from the University of Birmingham with First Class Honours and has worked extensively with athletes across multiple disciplines – from academy-level footballers and netball players to professional rugby teams.

Her approach is deeply person-centred, combining manual therapy techniques with clinical Pilates to support recovery, reduce pain, and restore function. Whether she’s delivering targeted soft tissue therapy to aid post-operative healing or guiding gentle Pilates-based movement to enhance mobility, Halee’s treatments are tailored to each individual’s unique goals.

Halee works closely with the wider Three Sixty Physiotherapy team, supporting clients through both physical and mental recovery with a strong focus on holistic wellbeing. Her soft tissue therapy not only targets muscular tension and aids physical recovery, but also offers powerful psychological benefits—helping to reduce stress, promote relaxation, and support overall mental clarity. Halee also specialises in scar tissue massage, using targeted techniques to improve post-surgical outcomes, enhance mobility, and restore ease of movement.

Outside the clinic, Halee is an elite-level netball player and coach, giving her a unique perspective on athletic performance, teamwork, and rehabilitation. Her passion for women’s health and strength and conditioning further enriches her practice, making her a valuable asset to both active individuals and those navigating injury or recovery.

Halee is dedicated to continually developing her skills and expanding her therapeutic toolkit. She is currently undertaking further training in lymphatic drainage massage, reflecting her commitment to providing the highest standard of care through evidence-based, specialised techniques.

Daniel graduated in 2003 from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine (BCOM) with an honours degree in Osteopathic Medicine and diploma and Naturopathy.

Having spent the last 20 years in a variety of clinical environments treating a wide range of patients including children, pregnant mothers, athletes (both couch and elite) and elderly, Daniel enjoys helping people with injuries from head to toe, not just the spine.

His treatment philosophy is rooted in patient centred care, looking to involve patients in their own recovery from an early stage by way of educating them on exercise, nutrition, postural and lifestyle advice, thereby reducing reliance on hands-on treatment alone.

Daniel believes that whilst Osteopathy is a profession with a valuable 150 years of history, it is important to be research guided to keep up our ever changing dynamics between anatomy, physiology and modern medicine.

This commitment to both respect the roots of his profession but still keep his knowledge up to date has been helpful in his former roles as senior lecturer in Osteopathic Technique at Oxford Brookes University. Daniel has also taught Osteopathic technique and clinical skills at BCOM and the University College of Osteopathy.

Outside of work he enjoys a variety of sports, exercise, music and likes to think of himself as a bit of an amateur bread and pizza baker.

Daniel is available from our Muswell Hill branch on Monday’s and Friday’s.

Will is a specialist musculoskeletal physiotherapist who graduated in 2010 from Cardiff University. He has worked across multiple NHS trusts in London, with extensive experience in post operative rehabilitation, sports injuries, repetitive strain injuries, hypermobility and chronic pain.

He provides skilled treatment in all parts of the body but having worked as a hand therapist as well, Will has unique expertise in upper limb problems and can provide specialist advice and treatment to alleviate pain in hands, wrists and shoulders.

Will believes in goal oriented care, and getting your input on what’s important to you and how you feel this can be achieved. He provides a hands-on approach to building strength, optimising movement and restoring confidence in your activity. Whether you want to wake up in the morning with less pain, or start playing football again, Will has the skills and knowledge to help you accomplish this.

Will is currently working towards his masters and has undergone training through Hertfordshire university in first contact physiotherapy. This means whatever ache or pain you’re suffering with, you can be confident in an accurate diagnosis and effective management plan from Will.

Carolyn is a highly experienced specialist in MSK Physiotherapy, gaining her first class honours degree from Manchester University in 2002.

She has extensive experience in elite sport, having worked for the English Institute of Sport, treating GB Olympic and Paralympic athletes. She has also been the NGB Physiotherapist for GB Softball, as well as for the GB wheelchair tennis team during two Paralympic cycles. Travelling with teams for many years,  she understands the need for collaborative working with the sports science team to optimise performance.

She has also worked in the private and public sector with recreational sporting and activity related injuries, post operative upper and lower limb rehabilitation, functional rehabilitation in the community, as well very holistic care focusing on quality of life goals, sleep, and returning to work.

With a dynamic approach to treatment, Carolyn is well equipped to holistically manage your rehabilitation journey with empathy and enthusiasm. Using exercise prescription, hands on techniques, education, activity modification and lifestyle/wellbeing advice, Carolyn will facilitate you on your individual journey to optimum recovery.

Vinay is the founder of Threesixtyphysio and completed his training from King’s College London in 2012. He has since worked at Leicester City Football Club in addition to gaining some further experience in the NHS, Pure Sports Medicine London and as lead physiotherapist for Oaklands Academy basketball, rugby and netball teams.

Vinay has completed numerous post-graduate training to continually develop his practice and enjoys working with patients from all walks of life. He has also gained extensive clinical experience across the public and private sectors, specialising in sports injuries, post-operative rehabilitation, lower limb injuries, running injuries and tendinopathy rehabilitation. He believes in placing patients at the forefront of decision making process and his approach will involve a combination of hands on therapy, exercise prescription, activity modification advice and more.