Cath is the Director and Practice Principal of Catherine Ingram Physiotherapy Limited, establishing her Timperley Physiotherapy Clinic in 2005, Knutsford Physiotherapy Clinic in 2017 and Sale Clinic September 2020.

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Qualifying in 1995 from Manchester Royal Infirmary School of Physiotherapy, Cath worked in the NHS in neurology, musculoskeletal outpatients, cardiac rehabilitation and elderly care before entering private practice in 2005.

 

After setting up her first clinic in 2005 and generating a large physiotherapy client base in Timperley, Sale and Altrincham, Cath expanded her skillset to become a fully registered Acupuncturist, becoming a member of the AACP.

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Cath’s hands on approach and strong interpersonal skills lend to a growing reputation in the local area and the practice has grown organically over the last 15 years leading to several generations of the same family coming to Cath for Treatment.

Sanyu is a qualified physiotherapist and certified soft tissue manual therapist. He has over 3 years of experience treating individuals in a variety of clinical settings including multi-disciplinary care teams in super specialty hospitals, in private clinical practice, and on the field for athletes in sports such as track and field, boxing, badminton and powerlifting. In addition to regular work, he has also been involved in voluntary services providing physiotherapy support to sportspersons from less able situations.

 

He qualified in 2019 from the Kerala University of Health Sciences, with one of his research papers being published in an international journal, the Multidisciplinary Journal of Science and Technology (MJST). He is currently completing his Masters in Advanced Physiotherapy at Manchester Metropolitan University.

 

As a former national-level competitor in Karate, and a certified Yoga Instructor, Sanyu enjoys staying active by practicing martial arts, yoga, and strength and conditioning. 

 

“My background in physical arts has provided me with an intuitive sense of body intelligence, and paired with my academic background and work experience, gives me an insight into human movement and physical performance which I feel sets me apart as a physiotherapist.”

Liam qualified with a BSc in Physiotherapy in 2018 and has worked across a variety of areas including musculoskeletal and neurological physiotherapy. He has since specialised in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, working both in the NHS and in private practice. Through this he has developed an ability to treat and manage a wide variety of both acute and chronic conditions, including both upper and lower limb issues, as well as neck and back pain.

 

Liam has a history of playing sports, with a keen interest in strength and conditioning and weight training. Using an evidence-based approach, incorporating exercise and hands-on therapy, Liam aims to provide patients with the ability to treat their current condition, while also preventing re-occurrence and future injury. Furthermore, he has completed specialist training in the long-term management of both osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.