Meet The Body Reset Clinic Team

Tamsyn Jackson

Senior Physiotherapist | BSc (Hons) MSc PGDip PGCert MAACP CSP RAF

My Background
My interest in Physiotherapy began after receiving treatment for injuries sustained whilst representing Great Britain in Judo. After graduating from The University of the West of England, Bristol in 2005, I spent 2 years working for the NHS at Dorset County Hospital, Dorchester before joining the Royal Air Force in 2007 as a Physiotherapy Officer, serving with the military until 2023.

Qualifications & Experience
During my time in the RAF, I worked in many different locations and practices throughout the UK and abroad, treating a wide variety of patients and conditions collaboratively with consultants, surgeons, pain specialists and podiatrists and gained a vast wealth of neuromusculoskeletal, sport and occupational injury experience and knowledge. This gave me an excellent understanding of where Physiotherapy fits into a sometimes highly complex treatment and rehabilitation pathway as well as when to refer patients for scanning / specialist opinions and podiatry. I utilise every treatment option available to deliver the best care I possibly can to my patients.

I am an extremely conscientious individual who believes in providing the highest standard of care to patients and consequently look to improve my knowledge at every opportunity. As well as keeping up to date with the current research, I have completed a multitude of post graduate qualifications in: Acupuncture, Pilates (including ante and post-natal women), a postgraduate Certificate in Musculoskeletal medicine, a postgraduate Diploma in Advancing Physiotherapy practice and a Master’s Degree with Distinction in Sports Injury Rehabilitation. My experience, alongside these qualifications, has made me a skilled clinician in a multitude of assessment techniques and treatments.

I am very passionate about not only the injury or problem presented at the clinic, but the person as a whole, addressing any predisposing factors and assisting a full recovery alongside empowering the individual to prevent reoccurrence in the long term.

Specialisms

Sports Injuries – treating injuries related to a wide range of sports, helping athletes recover and perform at their best
Pilates – using controlled movement and core strengthening to improve posture, stability, and rehabilitation outcomes
Acupuncture – applying fine needles to relieve pain and support the body’s natural healing processes
Athletes – providing tailored care for both recreational and competitive athletes to optimise performance and recovery
Current or Ex-Military – specialised rehabilitation addressing the unique physical demands and injuries common in military personnel

How I like to recharge and reset
As a previous international athlete, being healthy and active is very important to me and I love getting outside for a run at any opportunity.

Now a working mum of 2 toddlers, I truly understand how difficult fitting exercise into your week can be, as any time I have is spent looking after and making memories with them. I am therefore very proactive in helping patients fit this and their necessary rehabilitation and recovery into their busy lives.

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Sue Reynolds

Receptionist

Background
Before joining The Body Reset Clinic in March 2024 as a part time Receptionist I worked as a Receptionist in a GP Surgery, and also a Private Dental Practice. I am delighted to be joining this wonderful team of friendly and talented staff.

I live in Fleet with my husband, and we have two lovely grown up sons, two adorable grandchildren, and one crazy grand cat, all of whom we love to spend time with.

How I like to recharge and reset
In my spare time I enjoy walking, cycling, gardening, yoga, cooking and sewing. There’s nothing better than a long hike, chat and picnic with my friends!

I love holidaying in the sun, and skiing in the Alpes. We get out and about, and take short breaks, in our campervan as much as possible and have recently completed the amazing NC500 around Scotland and the Wild Atlantic Way in Ireland.

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Mel Roberts

Receptionist

Background
I’ve joined the receptionist team in 2022 after retiring from a career in Learning & Development for large Retailers.

I live with my husband John and our Sealyham Terrier Rafi in North Warnborough and enjoy doing exercise classes (my main reason for meeting Vicki and the team as a client!). I do a couple of volunteering roles for St Michael’s Hospice as well as Stewarding at Twickenham for rugby games.

How I like to recharge
I’m an avid traveller and with the benefit of a VW Camper Van and my parents property in Provence, I try to exploit the opportunity to travel and see the world now I’m no longer working full time in my career.

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Becs Allen

Physiotherapist | BSc (Hons) MCSP

My Background
I graduated from University of St. George’s with a degree in Physiotherapy in 2023 but my profound journey into the world of Physiotherapy really began five years ago, when I experienced a life-changing horse-riding accident. Throughout my intensive rehabilitation, I personally witnessed the incredible benefits of hands-on treatment and the power it had in restoring health and well-being. This transformative experience ignited a deep passion within me, driving me to make a bold decision to leave my job behind and embark on a new path as a Physiotherapist.

Qualifications & Experience
During my time at university, I fully embraced the opportunities to expand my knowledge and skills. In addition to graduating with a degree in Physiotherapy, I dedicated myself to becoming proficient in sports massage and acupuncture. This commitment to continuous learning ensures that I can provide comprehensive and specialized care to my patients, tailoring treatments to meet their unique needs.

In my approach to patient care, I strongly believe in the value of teamwork and empathy. I place great importance on listening to my patients, understanding their concerns, and involving them in developing their personalised treatment plans. By creating a supportive and collaborative atmosphere, I empower my patients to take an active role in their healing journey, which, in turn, leads to remarkable and lasting results.

My passion for learning extends beyond my professional life. I am always eager to explore new avenues and embrace fresh challenges. As I continuously seek to expand my skillset, I remain at the forefront of advancements in Physiotherapy, ensuring that my patients receive the highest standard of care with the most effective and innovative techniques.

Specialisms

Ankles and Lower Limb Injuries – expert assessment and treatment of pain and movement issues
Sports Injuries – supporting recovery and performance for athletes of all levels
Treating Horse Riders – tailored treatment for equestrians, addressing postural imbalances, core stability, and riding-related injury
Treating Rugby Players – focused physiotherapy for rugby-related injuries, enhancing recovery, strength, and on-field performance
Shockwave Therapy – advanced treatment to stimulate healing in chronic tendon and soft tissue injuries
Acupuncture – using fine needles to relieve pain and promote natural healing
Sports Massage – targeted techniques to reduce muscle tension and aid recovery
Cupping – suction therapy to improve circulation and relieve muscle tightness

How I like to recharge and reset
Beyond the clinic, you can find me making a positive impact in other areas of my life. Whether it’s pitch side rugby, where I strive to instil the same sense of dedication and teamwork I bring to my practice or supporting the mighty Quinn’s. During my downtime you will often find me exploring on my paddleboard or reading my kindle. I also have a lovely black labrador who is the most caring girl who comes into the clinic with me in the mornings!

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Hester Watson

Sports Massage Therapist | SRF BTEC LEVEL 5 MSMA

My Background
I have always been very active and sporty from a young age, seeking physio advice to keep me performing at my best.

Early in my career I saw first hand how professional athletes trained, performed and recovered. I became increasingly interested in the human body anatomy, human performance and recovery and this is what inspired me to pursue an alternative career path. In 2022 I became a fully qualified Sports Massage Therapist.

I can empathise first hand both the pains from working a desk job during the day, juggling multiple jobs, but also the frustrations from sporting injuries.

Qualifications & Experience
I am a qualified Soft Tissue Sports Massage Therapist, having trained and qualified originally in a Level 5 BTEC diploma at the beginning of 2022 from the North London School of Sports Massage – the highest level of massage qualification.

Since qualifying, I have worked with clinics and multiple sporting events (mostly endurance running events) as well as continuing my studies in other areas. I’ve done courses on and qualified in Lymphatic Drainage Massage, Shockwave Therapy, Myofascial Cupping and Taping, as well as qualifying as an Oncology Massage Practitioner.

Specialisms

Sports Massage – targeted massage techniques to reduce muscle tension and support recovery
Cupping – using suction therapy to improve circulation and relieve muscle tightness
Kinesio Taping – applying specialized tape to support muscles and joints while promoting natural movement
Lymphatic Drainage Massage – gentle massage to encourage lymph flow and reduce swelling
Oncology Massage – compassionate, tailored massage designed to support individuals undergoing cancer treatment

How I like to recharge and reset
I recharge often through running, Olympic weightlifting, and lots of walking and hiking. My perfect holiday will either include lots of mountains or a running race of some sort.

When not exercising, I enjoy good food with friends and family, but you can almost guarantee I am the first to go to bed, as I love my sleep!’

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Jane Addicott

Receptionist

Background
I have been with the Body Reset Clinic team since 2019 after establishing a strong background in the world of physiotherapy and sports injury over a number of years. However, I also have experience across the education, real estate and charity sectors, so my career has been a varied and interesting one!

How I like to recharge and reset
I’m married with two grown up children, and a young grandson and have a gorgeous Chow/cross rescue dog called Delia, who is a delight (if a bit of a handful at times!)

I like to keep active by walking Delia, often with friends as well as family, and going away for long weekends when time allows.

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Alison James

Receptionist

Background
I joined the Receptionist team at The Body Reset Clinic in September 2024, having previously worked in various administrative roles for nearly 20 years. I am very excited to be part of this amazing team.

I live in Sherfield-on-Loddon and am an avid park runner, both running and volunteering

How I like to recharge and reset
In my spare time, I like nothing more than going for a run with friends, followed by coffee and cake after to chat all things running! I also enjoy Pilates, spinning and swimming.

I look forward to welcoming you at The Body Reset Clinic reception.

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Michelle Gardiner

RECEPTIONIST

I joined the Body Reset Clinic beginning of December 2017 and absolutely love it. Before this I was working in Reigate at Canon (UK) Ltd in their retail credit control department on a year’s contract. I worked at Canon for 9 years before becoming a full-time mum doing various roles from secretarial to order processing and then eventually into sales.

I did a couple of part time jobs when the children were younger the main one was as a Market Research for Tesco which involved asking people on the shop floor to do some food tasting and complete a short survey in the Product Assessment Centre. Most people were lovely but I had to grow a bit of a thick skin for the ones that weren’t so much!!!

I live in Yateley have two children aged 15 and 14 who are amazing and they love mum’s taxi!! I enjoy socialising, going to the gym and attending classes mainly spinning/body combat/body attack and body balance.

Heidi Zymela MSc MSST

Sports Therapist

Heidi graduated in 2021 with a Masters degree in Sports Therapy from Buckinghamshire New University. Prior to that, she spent several years working as a Personal Trainer and Sports Massage Therapist, helping people keep as fit and healthy as possible. She has also worked as a Clinical Exercise Specialist, helping people with chronic health conditions improve their health and wellbeing through physical activity.

I started on my path to Sports Therapy 8 years ago when I studied a BSc in Biomedical Science at Cardiff University, and it showed me just how amazing (and complex!) the human body is. I then went on to study a Master’s degree in Clinical Exercise Science at Portsmouth University, and this is where my career in fitness and healthcare started.

After my Master’s degree, I worked as a Clinical Exercise Specialist, setting up and running Cardiac, Stroke and Falls Prevention rehabilitation classes in local Leisure Centres, all with the aim of getting more people active. Also around this time, I became a Sports Massage Therapist and Personal Trainer, and have been running my own business delivering these services for a few years.

Because I am always looking to learn more and progress my skillset, I went back to University in 2019 to study for a Master’s degree in Sports Therapy. I have loved learning more about the body and how sports therapy is a crucial part of the prevention and management of injuries.

I’m a strong believer of a hands on approach to treatment, being able to reduce pain and improve movement through massage and mobilisations. I also enjoy teaching my patients about their body, and how they can take an active role in helping themselves to move and perform better at their chosen activity. It is so important that a therapist listens to their patient, and that we both work together to design a treatment plan that is effective, efficient and achievable!

In my spare time, you will usually either find me on a run, in the gym or on the back of a horse; I never sit still for too long! I’m not happy unless I am learning something new, so I am constantly adding to my skillset through training courses or reading the latest research. Come along to Body Reset Clinic and let me help you get back on track to doing whatever activities you love!

Freddie Eley- BSc (Hons) MSST

Sports Therapist

Freddie graduated from Edge Hill University in 2014 with a First Class honours degree.

Freddie has a background of working within sport. During University he completed placements with Tranmere Rovers FC and St Helens RFC. Since Graduating he has worked in private clinics as well as completing a season’s internship with AFC Bournemouth’s u18’s and working part time for Southampton FC’s academy.

A career in Sports Therapy was an easy choice for me. I’ve always been a keen sportsman playing Football, Cricket and golf competitively, which of course has led me to sustaining plenty of injuries. My interest in how I was assessed treated and rehabilitated led me to completing my degree at Edge Hill University where I graduated in 2014.

Throughout my career I’ve had the privilege of working at several professional clubs, including two years at Tranmere Rovers FC and St Helens RFC. Here I worked with both first team and academy players as part of the medical team which helped me developed as a therapist through university. Since graduating I have completed a season’s internship with AFC Bournemouth’s u18’s as well as working part time for Southampton FC’s academy for the past 2 years. My time in professional sport has given me the skill set to assess thoroughly and quickly and treat effectively with a range of different modalities.

I am always looking to learn and improve as a therapist as well as by regularly attending courses and keeping up to date with research. This allows me to treat in the most progressive and accurate way, helping my patients get back to what they love to do.

Adam Harrison

Senior Sports Therapist | BSc (Hons) MSST

My Background
I graduated from the University of Chichester in 2013. It was my passion for science, sport and healthcare lead me down the path of becoming a Sports Therapist. Working with world class sailors to desk bound office workers means that I have had the experience of dealing with all types of injuries and I strive to keep you active and out of pain.

Qualifications & Experience
After graduating I went to work with the Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing sailing team. This invaluable experience, lead me into the world of professional sport looking after world class athletes competing at the highest level. Training plans, nutrition and injury management were some of the roles and responsibilities within the team. Since then I have worked within busy private clinics treating a wide range of injuries and complaints being either sport or occupation related.

I have a particular interest in lower limb injuries and the study of biomechanics (how a person moves). I am qualified in Medical Acupuncture and the prescription of fully customised orthotics which can be important tools in the management of musculoskeletal pain. I believe that giving the correct advice and education about the mechanism of a patient’s pain is vital for self management and keeping active.

Specialisms

Shoulder, Hip, Knee, Ankle & Foot Injuries – expert assessment and treatment of joint pain and movement issues in the lower and upper limbs
Orthotics – providing custom foot supports to improve alignment and reduce pain
Sports Massage – targeted massage to relieve muscle tension and support recovery
Joint Mobilisation – manual techniques to restore joint movement and reduce stiffness
Shockwave Therapy – advanced treatment to stimulate healing in chronic tendon and soft tissue injuries
Injury-Specific Rehabilitation – personalised rehab programmes designed to get you back to full strength safely and efficiently

How I like to recharge and reset
I like to recharge and reset by spending quality time with my wife and 2 children, simply going for walk or riding bikes around the local lake. I also enjoys football and I am looking forward to getting back playing this coming season!

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Rebecca Hardman

Senior Physiotherapist | BSc (Hons) MCSP SRP

My Background
My journey to becoming a physiotherapist started when I received treatment for back pain as a Junior International rower, where the ability to assist in reducing pain and enhance performance really impressed me.

I joined the Military, having completed my Physiotherapy Degree, keen to work in a challenging environment with motivated individuals requiring high levels of performance. Although exposed to a wide range of injuries, they were predominantly occupationally related, either trauma or overuse, or as a result of training or recreational sport.

Qualifications & Experience
I graduated from the University of Wales, Cardiff in 1997 with a degree in Physiotherapy. During an 18 year military career as a physiotherapist I gained considerable Musculoskeletal, Sports, Training and Occupational Injury experience including working alongside Orthopaedic Surgeons and Sports Physicians to ensure the return to pre-injury activities and reaching performance goals was achieved.

Working in a Multidisciplinary Injury Assessment Clinic alongside specialists including Orthopaedic Surgeons, Sports Physicians, GP’s, Podiatrists, and Sports Therapists, has given me an excellent understanding of the rehabilitation process and all the potential pathways available. My aim is always to deliver accurate assessment, diagnosis and appropriate treatment interventions, utilising imaging, biomechanics assessment or onward referral to specialists as required.

With a vast experience of Back, Lower limb and Shoulder problems, some chronic conditions will need more in-depth assessment of movement dysfunction and muscle imbalances to get to the real cause. In developing an individualised treatment plan I utilise a variety of techniques including soft tissue manual therapies, trigger point release, Pilates, mobilisation and pain management advice.

I believe in empowering clients through imparting knowledge and gaining self-awareness and I offer strategies to resolve their condition effectively and help identify realistic lifestyle adaptations in order to manage longer term conditions.

Specialisms

Manual Therapy Techniques – using hands-on treatment methods to reduce pain, restore mobility, and support healing
Treating Horse Riders – tailored treatment for equestrians, addressing postural imbalances, core stability, and riding-related injury
Complex Injury – managing multi-layered or long-standing injuries with a comprehensive, problem-solving approach

How I like to recharge and reset
I focus on maintaining a healthy lifestyle and keep active with my two children and walking our two dogs. As a keen horse rider I also have an interest in working with riders and their particular challenges.

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Pia Barrass

Senior Physiotherapist | BSc(Hons) MCSP SRP

My Background
I graduated from the University of Cape Town in 1995, and worked in inpatient orthopaedics and outpatient settings before relocating to England in 2001. Since then I’ve worked in the NHS as well as in a private hospital outpatient department where I took the role of clinical lead before moving into a private musculoskeletal clinic.

I have a huge interest in how the physical body functions and how it relates to our mental functioning. As a physiotherapist I believe it is important to assess the entire body, not only the injured area, to identify long-term solutions to mechanical problems and improve overall function and performance as well as solving the specific problems my clients present with.

Qualifications & Experience
I am qualified in the use of acupuncture as well as being trained in clinical Pilates which I use extensively in my practise.

I have also trained in the field of women’s health including the treatment of pelvic girdle pain during pregnancy using manual therapy techniques and acupuncture to good effect with these clients. During my time as a clinical lead in outpatients I had the opportunity to work closely with orthopaedic consultants in several specialities including shoulders, spinal orthopaedics and paediatric orthopaedics.

Specialisms

Pilates – using targeted movement and core strengthening to enhance stability, flexibility, and rehabilitation
Acupuncture – applying fine needles to reduce pain and promote natural healing
Pre & Post Pregnancy – supporting women through pregnancy and postpartum with safe, effective physiotherapy
Shoulder Injuries – assessing and treating pain, stiffness, and movement issues in the shoulder joint
Neck & Back Injuries – addressing discomfort and mobility challenges in the cervical, thoracic & lumbar spine
Headaches – treating headaches linked to muscular tension and neck dysfunction

How I like to recharge and reset
Outside of my clinical work I run small group rehabilitative Pilates classes and enjoy spending time with my daughter, husband and beautiful Irish Setter. I keep fit with yoga classes, long walks, swimming and regular Pilates practice of my own. My other hobby is travelling and with my family I am fortunate enough to indulge my wanderlust regularly.

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Vicki Styles

Clinic Director | BSc (Hons) MSST

My Background
From a young age, I have always had a keen interest in injuries and the human body, driven by my own experiences as a county and southern region netball player. Through overcoming my own injuries, I came to understand the importance of high-quality assessment and treatment from professionals who not only helped me recover but also educated me on preventing future injuries, both new and recurring. This experience, combined with my passion for helping others, inspired me to pursue a career in Sports Therapy.

Qualifications & Experience
I graduated with a First Class Honours degree in Sports Therapy from the University of Chichester in 2007, and I am a fully accredited and insured member of the Society of Sports Therapists. My training covered all aspects of injury diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation, from post-surgery recovery to achieving full fitness. Since graduating, I’ve gained extensive experience in a variety of settings, including the NHS, and I’ve spent over 10 years leading the medical team at Rams Rugby Club. Additionally, I’ve worked at several sports injury clinics in Hampshire, collaborating with a range of injury specialists before opening The Body Reset Clinic in 2013.

Specialisms

Acute Injuries – managing sudden injuries such as muscle tears, ligament sprains, and joint trauma
Sports-Related Injuries – treating both recreational and competitive athletes to support recovery and optimise performance
Neck & Back Injuries – addressing pain, stiffness, and movement issues in the spine
Lower Limb Injuries – specialist care for knees, ankles, and feet
Acupuncture– using fine needles to relieve pain and support the body’s natural healing processes
Sports Massage – using targeted massage techniques to reduce muscle tension and aid recovery
Cupping – a manual therapy using suction to improve circulation, reduce tightness, and promote healing
Oncology Massage – compassionate, tailored massage designed to support individuals undergoing cancer treatment

How I like to recharge and reset
I enjoy staying active, whether it’s running, hitting the gym, or simply spending time outdoors. I’m also a proud cat mum to my two beautiful cats, Barney and Willow, and a true animal lover at heart. When I’m not training or spending time with my furry friends, I love catching up with friends and relaxing with good company.

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Nicola Footman

Senior Physiotherapist | BSc (Hons) MCSP SRP

My Background
I originally developed an interest in Physiotherapy as I wanted to help people be healthier with a therapeutic approach. After graduating I worked in a variety of areas of healthcare including neurology and orthopaedics before focussing on musculoskeletal physiotherapy. In the last 25 years I have worked with many client groups including those with sports injuries, pregnancy related musculoskeletal pain, lifestyle related injuries and long term conditions, both in the UK and New Zealand. My interest in biomechanics and how the body adapts when in pain or injured has led to successfully treating many long term conditions in addition to more acute injuries.

I love the analytical aspect of physiotherapy: identifying the underlying problem, treating the symptoms and educating/retraining the body to recover fully and avoid future dysfunction. I examine the body holistically and assess how each joint interacts with each other to determine where the original problem lies in addition to treating the pain.

Qualifications and Experience
My experience as an Extended Scope Practitioner, working alongside Consultants, required me to be able to order x-rays/MRIs and determine the appropriate treatment for an individual, whether that be physiotherapy, podiatry, self-management or surgery. I am therefore able to quickly identify if physiotherapy is appropriate or whether a surgical/consultant opinion is necessary.

I am skilled in a variety of techniques including soft tissue release, manual therapy, taping, exercise prescription, postural advice and pain management education. I also have a special interest in using acupuncture as part of my physiotherapy treatment programmes and find it incredibly beneficial for clients’ symptoms. I can treat any part of the body but mostly enjoy shoulders, hips and knees. I also love treating children/ young adults over the age of 10 as they are so positive and fun to engage with!
Maintaining high standards is extremely important to me and I regularly attend postgraduate physiotherapy courses and read current research to ensure I am giving the best possible up to date care to my clients.

Specialisms

Biomechanics – analysing how the body moves to identify the root cause of injury, and treating underlying imbalances to prevent recurrence
Acupuncture – using fine needles to relieve pain and support the body’s natural healing processes
Joint-specific Treatment – specialist care for shoulders, elbows, hips, and knees
Paediatric and Adolescent Care – treating children and young people aged 10 and above with tailored physiotherapy approaches

How I like to recharge and reset
Exercise and nutrition are very important to me and I try to incorporate both into my daily life. I enjoy the gym, body balance classes, swimming and walking my handsome Golden Doodle and my beautiful scatty rescue dog from Zante! I love reading anything from historical fiction to personal growth books and also enjoy planning my next trip around the globe! I have two children who also keep me busy and I love to spend time with them and my husband as a family, walking in the country or visiting the beach……when we’re not driving them to their various after school activities!

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Meet the team

Our Therapists

Vicki Styles

Nicola Footman

Pia Barrass

Rebecca Hardman

Adam Harrison

Becs Allen

Tamsyn Jackson

Hester Watson

Our Admin Team

Jane Addicott

Mel Roberts

Alison James

Tamsyn Jackson

Sue Reynolds

Mel Roberts

Becs Allen

Hester Watson

Jane Addicott

Alison James

Michelle Gardiner

Heidi Zymela MSc MSST

Freddie Eley- BSc (Hons) MSST

Adam Harrison

Rebecca Hardman

Pia Barrass

Vicki Styles

Nicola Footman