Debbie completed her physiotherapy degree at Brunel University in England in 2002, she then worked in London in a large public hospital . Here she gained a wide range of physiotherapy skills, treating musculoskeletal and orthopedic conditions before specialising in women’s health. Debbie completed post graduate courses in a range of orthopedic conditions and advanced treatment methods. She went on to work within a National sports Centre in the UK treating high level athletes and worked alongside the British Amateur Gymnastics association at various events across Europe.
She moved to Vancouver, Canada in 2009 where she worked in the public health service as the Clinical Practice Leader for orthopaedics and women’s health within Fraser health.
She returned to the UK in 2018 and joined the Total therapy team to continue her work in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and explore her passion for helping people and to bring women’s health to the forefront in Dorset. She specialises in treating women with pelvic health issues, including pre and post-partum women, helping them gain functional independence and improve their quality of life. She believes women should not have to suffer the side effects of child birth or ageing, and wants to give women their independence through education and hands on treatment. She is also a qualified Mummy MOT Practitioner.
Debbie has two children, who keep her very busy. She enjoys doing regular Pilates and travelling the world with her family.
Debbie completed her physiotherapy degree at Brunel University in England in 2002, she then work...
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Victoria graduated from the AECC in 2005 and worked in private practice in Yorkshire, eventually owning her own clinics in Scarborough & Whitby. She returned to the south in 2013 and became a senior clinical lecturer at AECC, with responsibilities for supervising & teaching final year chiropractic students during their clinical placement.
She now works at Lilliput on Monday and Wednesday and in Ringwood on Tuesday, Thursday & Friday. She has a particularly patient-focused approach and enjoys helping people out of their pain and to return to their normal lives, pain free, using a combination of appropriate chiropractic and soft tissue therapies, including dry needling, with relevant exercises to prevent a relapse.
As a horse rider herself, she has a particular interest in treating riders and helping them improve their riding performance. She can assess your riding position and movement patterns and offer advice and exercises to improve your seat and position.
Victoria graduated from the AECC in 2005 and worked in private practice in Yorkshire, eventually ...
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