Laura Fornoni

Sports & Dance Therapist

BSc Sports & Dance Therapy, London Metropolitan University 2018 Laura is a former gymnast and gymnastic coach with wide-ranging sports experience including rugby and cheerleading.   She’s well-versed in all styles of dance and enjoys enriching her knowledge in new disciplines such as burlesque and circus arts. Laura works with patients from all backgrounds whether they are sedentary or high-performing sports people.

Nick Mooney

Performance Soft Tissue Therapist

Nick has taught Sports Massage at the North London School of Sports Massage since 2006, which he combines with his work treating private patients ranging from members of the public to elite athletes. In his early life Nick competed as a trampolinist and gymnast, and he has worked at major sporting events including the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Luke Donnelly

Osteopath

Luke is a registered Osteopath graduating from the London College of Osteopaths with a 1st class honours. Prior to this he worked as a level 5 sports and remedial massage therapist since qualifying in 2011. A keen athlete with a strong sporting background, Luke has competed at elite level in both badminton and martial arts. Pushing himself to his limits he learnt the importance of optimising health and function, and the power Osteopathy had in achieving those goals. Luke offers and employs a variety of techniques based on the age, physique, and nature of his patient’s issue. His clinical experience working with people of all ages, on all joints of the body and with numerous conditions allows him to provide tailored treatment to suit the individual and help return them to what they love doing.

Tom Astley

Sports Physiotherapist & Clinical Director

Tom, a seasoned sports physiotherapist with over a decade of expertise, has made his mark working with elite athletes across diverse disciplines. His impressive portfolio includes collaborations with GB Bobsleigh, England Lacrosse, Athletics, and NSL Netball teams. Tom's clinical prowess has been showcased at prestigious international events, including the Commonwealth Games and European Games. His hands-on experience and deep understanding of athletic performance make him a valuable asset in injury prevention and rehabilitation. When not enhancing athletes' wellbeing, Tom indulges his passion for sports through football, cycling, and golf, maintaining a personal connection to the active lifestyle he supports professionally.

Nick Guth

Physiotherapist & Clinical Lead

Nick Guth is an experienced Physiotherapist at TA Physiotherapy, bringing a wealth of experience from both the NHS and private practice. His expertise allows him to assess, plan, and manage the rehabilitation of a diverse range of injuries. Nick earned his Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Physiotherapy from Sheffield Hallam University in 2015. During his university years, he demonstrated his commitment to sports-based assessments and rehabilitation by completing a qualification in sports strapping and taping. Nick further honed his skills working as an academy Physiotherapist at Sheffield Wednesday F.C. He also built up a vast array of experience working within the NHS in outpatient clinics, health centres and GP surgeries. In 2018, Nick relocated to London, seeking to expand his clinical skills and experience. Working in private practice ever since, he has built up strong relationships with orthopaedic consultants, podiatrists, strength and conditioning coachs and personal trainers to ensure his patients are not only supported by himself but he also has a network of clinicians available to optimise their recovery. Nick's special interests include addressing lower limb injuries, shoulder conditions, surgical and non-surgical ACL rehabilitation, acute injuries, as well as injury prevention using sport-specific reconditioning.