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John Nugus
B. Physiotherapy MCSP, MHPC, MSc (Pain) MIASP.Certified Pilates Instructor MAPPI
John brings to the team at London City Physiotherapy a wealth of experience in managing spinal pain and sports injuries, both in the UK and Australia. John graduated from the University of Queensland, Australia with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 1996. He worked for three years in a large Queensland hospital, predominantly in neurorehabilitation, orthopaedics and musculoskeletal physiotherapy, before heading to the UK in 2000.
John prides himself on providing individualised care to patients to help them achieve their specific goals; after all, no two patients have exactly the same injury, experiences or aims! John is also a fully certified Pilates instructor through the Australian Physiotherapy and Pilates Institute (APPI), based in London. Combined with his excellent manual therapy skills, John sees Pilates as a user-friendly medium to reduce recurrence of injury. It allows him to apply his Physiotherapy principles to facilitate a controlled return to functional activities and assist in the reduction of symptoms.
Continuing professional development has always been important to John. At the end of 2007 he completed his Masters degree (MSc Pain) at Kings College London, which focused on the study of pain mechanisms. He was also a senior lecturer for the APPI between 2003 and 2008, regularly training and accrediting other Physiotherapists throughout the UK and Southern Ireland in Pilates. John was recently appointed as an Honorary Research Fellow at The Brompton Hospital in London for 2008-9; he is currently involved with the hospital in a research project investigating the effect of musculoskeletal physiotherapy on dysfunctional breathing.
In his spare time, John also fits in marathons (still trying to get those PBs!) and learns Spanish and Japanese. He has hiked many long distance trails throughout the UK, Australia and elsewhere, and has traveled extensively.
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