The Team

Anne-Laure Espié MKDE, DO

Anne-Laure qualified as Physiotherapist in Paris in June 1996. She worked in both private and public sectors in France,where she developed a wide range of experience in musculoskeletal, orthopaedic, paediatric, cardiology, respiratory, neurology and endermologic physiotherapy.

Her interests include skiing, running, travelling and the piano.

Andrea Mosquero

Andrea qualified as a physiotherapist in 2002, in Bogota, Colombia. She worked in public and private sectors, specialising in orthopaedics and paediatrics before moving to England in 2003. Since living in the UK, Andrea has worked full-time at Physio for All. Her particular interest lies in paediatrics and neurology which combines with sports physiotherapy, assessing and treating runners using video analysis technology and muscle re-education. Within the clinic she is also responsible for soft tissue manipulation treatments both for the holistic benefits it offers and following injury.

Andrea’s hobbies include salsa, scuba diving and horse riding.

Lisa Cahalan

Lisa qualified as a physiotherapist in 1997 with a master’s degree from the USA following which she worked in a Los Angeles hospital where she gained experience in orthopaedics, neurological and cardiac rehabilitation. She moved to London in 1999 where she worked in the NHS in orthopaedics, neurology, and care of the elderly. After 4 years she returned to New York where she studied Womens health and Paediatrics

Lisa then started a family and she now has two children (one daughter and one son) and having now returned to London with her family, she started working at Physio for All in March 2008 with a special interest in women’s health.

When not running around with her children, Lisa enjoys jogging, swimming and dancing.

Maxine Fong

Maxine graduated as a Physiotherapist in 1999 in Perth, Western Australia where she began her career. She then moved to Europe in 2004 where she had the opportunity to work in England, France and Belgium. She has worked in a wide range of settings including football clubs, rehabilitation centers, hospitals, clinics, mainstream and special needs schools, child development centers and community settings. Maxine has a special interest in paediatrics specialising in children with neurological, muscular and developmental conditions. In her practice she uses a wide range of techniques including bobath, pilates, mulligans, kinetic control, soft tissue and joint manipulation and cranio-sacral therapy.

Maxine teaches the violin and plays in various orchestras in London and France. She also enjoys Latin dancing and travelling.

Gaëlle Van Rossum

Gaëlle graduated as a physiotherapist from the University Of Louvain, Belgium, in 2004. She specialised in neuropediatrics and worked in a school for children with disabilities before joining a team of physiotherapists integrated in a hospital where she developed valuable work experience in different domains, including neurology, rehabilitation and respiratory physiotherapy.

Gaëlle has a young son and loves playing tennis, field hockey and travelling.

Brigitte Rinner - Sophrology

Trained at the "Academie de Sophrologie Caycedienne de Paris" and then with Pr A. Caycedo for her Masters, she has been practicing sophrology in London for 2 years, introducing the technique in U.K.