Rob gained his diploma in Sports Therapy in 2007 and has since achieved further diplomas in Advanced Sports Massage and Hot Stones Massage. He has worked at the clinic since June 2009, enjoys being part of a multi-disciplinary team, and has progressed to the head of the Manual Therapy department.

He has a very keen interest in Myofascial release and has attended numerous courses to develop his skills and knowledge on this subject. Rob is heavily involved in driving the Manual Therapy team forward and also trains up any new manual therapy recruits.

Rob is married and has two young sons and a daughter who keep him very busy. He has always had a keen interest in sport, previously playing both football and cricket at a competitive level. He currently enjoys cycling and swimming which help him keep fit.

Jon joined the Hatt Clinic in 2017 and became part of our Manual Therapy team. Over the years, he has developed his skills, knowledge, and experience in Manual Therapy and has become a Strength Coach, creating personalised exercise plans for our patients to help them achieve their physical goals.

Leading an active lifestyle himself, Jon understands how frustrating injuries can be so he works incredibly hard to get our patients back on their feet as quickly as possible. He then supports and encourages them to continue to live an active and healthy lifestyle going forward.
Jon is a keen sportsman and is always looking for the next challenges, more recently developing new skills in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu and climbing.

Danny graduated from UWE with a degree in Sports Conditioning. His rugby career took him to London where he discovered Pilates and which led to many years of working at various clinics, studios and sports teams, alongside physiotherapists and medical practitioners to help rehabilitate injuries and optimise movement.

Danny joined our team in April 2017 as a Senior Pilates & Rehab Instructor and we look forward to Danny bringing his knowledge and experience to further the Pilates & Rehab service.

Danny’s main passions have always been food and sport. Now retired from rugby and having left London, he is pursuing golf and is always on the lookout for local restaurant recommendations.

Emma graduated from the University of the West of England in 2021, with a BSc (Hons) in Sports Rehabilitation. Her passion for healthcare developed by volunteering at the Great Western Hospital in Swindon within the Physiotherapy department during college. Whilst at university, Emma gained experience completing work as a pitchside first aid responder for local rugby clubs and at Neurokinex where she worked with individuals with complex neurological deficits. Emma also has a keen interest in various winter sports including skiing, snowboarding, and competing in national leagues in Ice Hockey.

In her spare time, Emma loves to bake cakes, travel, and skate on the ice rink as much as she can!

Craig graduated in 2015 from the University of Gloucestershire with a BSc (Hons) degree in Sports Therapy. During his studies, Craig gained experience with Bristol Rugby, Neurokinex and spent two seasons with Hallen F.C.
Once Craig became qualified he worked in his home city Bristol where he worked for Back2Action. Here Craig was lucky enough to work with professional athletes and learn valuable rehabilitation skills. Craig has experience rehabilitating various injuries such as ACL reconstructions, spinal cord trauma, SLAP lesion repair, stroke recovery, hip osteoarthritis and more.
The love for injury rehabilitation came from an unfortunate accident that changed his life. Being a patient once he is able to understand the hard times and good times rehab can bring.In his spare time, Craig likes to keep himself fit and healthy by going to the gym and cycling. He is a keen football fan, supporting Bristol Rovers and Chelsea but also enjoys watching many other sports. He also loves music, from soulful sounds to heavy guitar – he listens to it all!

Josh graduated from Southampton Solent University in 2021 with a BSc (Hons) in Sports & Exercise Therapy. During his time at university, Josh gained experience working in Physiotherapy clinics, gyms and working pitchside for sports clubs. He is very passionate about healthcare and has a keen interest in understanding the most effective ways for athletes to overcome injuries.

After university, Josh worked in a gym environment offering manual therapy treatments along with exercise & rehabilitation for his patients.

Outside of work, Josh likes to keep fit and active by going to the gym, playing football, and skiing in the winter. He loves to watch football and enjoys spending time with friends.

Tom graduated from Edge Hill University with a degree in Sports Therapy in 2023 and is due to finish studying for his Master’s in Sports Therapy in September 2024.

Throughout university, Tom gained valuable experience in professional football, both at the academy and men’s first-team levels. He also worked pitchside in non-league football and has experience in private practice.

Tom is very interested in football and music. He collects retro football shirts and vinyl. He also enjoys going to the gym, travelling, and going for long walks.

Maisie completed her sports therapy degree at Hartpury University in
2024. Her commitment to sports, developed during her years as a gymnast,
highlighted the significance of maintaining a strong and capable body.

Prior to this, Maisie worked as a rugby medic for 2 years while pursuing
her studies, gaining valuable industry experience. She has also
undertaken numerous clinical care placements.

In addition to her professional pursuits, Maisie enjoys spending time at the gym, running,
and baking.

Danny graduated from UWE with a degree in Sports Conditioning. His rugby career took him to London where he discovered Pilates and which led to many years of working at various clinics, studios and sports teams, alongside physiotherapists and medical practitioners to help rehabilitate injuries and optimise movement.

Danny joined our team in April 2017 as a Senior Pilates & Rehab Instructor and we look forward to Danny bringing his knowledge and experience to further the Pilates & Rehab service.

Danny’s main passions have always been food and sport. Now retired from rugby and having left London, he is pursuing golf and is always on the lookout for local restaurant recommendations.

Marilyn joined the Hatt Clinic team in 2017 after previously working in a number of Pilates and fitness studios in Central London and Hertfordshire. She has taught a number of studio-based disciplines since 2015 including Spin, Boxercise, and Vinyasa Flow Yoga as well as managing studios and gym floors.

Marilyn brings her knowledge of the human body and experience, from nearly two decades of training, to tailor every Pilates class to each attendee’s needs, offering a truly bespoke experience. She has a warm and personable style and encourages confidence and individual progression whether you are new to the clinic or making the transition from Rehab into long-term exercise.

Ever the student, Marilyn is passionate about continually developing her knowledge and experience of exercise and training in order to keep classes progressive, considered, and challenging.

Outside of work, Marilyn loves to ski and has spent two winter seasons in Sainte Foy in the French Alps. She weight trains and practices Yoga as well as Pilates for her own fitness and well-being.

Jon joined the Hatt Clinic in 2017 and became part of our Manual Therapy team. Over the years, he has developed his skills, knowledge, and experience in Manual Therapy and has become a Strength Coach, creating personalised exercise plans for our patients to help them achieve their physical goals.

Leading an active lifestyle himself, Jon understands how frustrating injuries can be so he works incredibly hard to get our patients back on their feet as quickly as possible. He then supports and encourages them to continue to live an active and healthy lifestyle going forward.
Jon is a keen sportsman and is always looking for the next challenges, more recently developing new skills in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu and climbing.

Jill qualified from the Middlesex Hospital School of Physiotherapy in 1990. She started her working life at Milton Keynes General Hospital, where she rotated through all the clinical specialties for two years and then took a senior post in Outpatients and Orthopaedics.

In 1993 Jill moved into private practice and has spent her time working in multi disciplinary clinics with, to name but a few, orthopaedic specialists, osteopaths, chiropractors and podiatrists. Throughout her career, Jill has continued to attend numerous courses to update and expand her knowledge.

In April 2011 she and her partner embarked on a six month cycling expedition round the coast of Great Britain. Since then Jill has completed 2 Half ironman triathlons and one Full Ironman and completed the 3 Peaks Challenge.

Jill enjoys treating all musculo-skeletal problems from neck and back pain and dysfunction to sports injuries and everything in between. She has a particular interest in Myofascial Release (connective tissue release), and takes a number of exciting Pilates classes.

Outside of work Jill enjoys yoga, running, cycling, swimming, cooking, camping, stand-up paddleboarding and music.

Jill is a member of the MACP (Musculoskeletal Association of Chartered Physiotherapists)

Emma graduated from the University of the West of England in 2021, with a BSc (Hons) in Sports Rehabilitation. Her passion for healthcare developed by volunteering at the Great Western Hospital in Swindon within the Physiotherapy department during college. Whilst at university, Emma gained experience completing work as a pitchside first aid responder for local rugby clubs and at Neurokinex where she worked with individuals with complex neurological deficits. Emma also has a keen interest in various winter sports including skiing, snowboarding, and competing in national leagues in Ice Hockey.

In her spare time, Emma loves to bake cakes, travel, and skate on the ice rink as much as she can!

James set up the Hatt Clinic in 2003 and currently works as the full time Clinical Director. He was the first Physio in the company but now no longer runs a patient list, but is instead involved in the training and development of each and every service that the Hatt Clinic offers.

His drive to provide exceptional care and results for patients, and the vision of a comprehensive musculoskeletal medical service under one roof has led us to where we are today.

James lives in Bath with his wife and co-director Amanda. Their daughter Steph is all grown up and currently managing the marketing department at Hatt’s! When not working James loves to travel and is interested in most outdoor activities, as long as it’s sunny!

Amanda comes from a commercial business background and has over 16 years of Management, business development and customer service experience.

She began her career in customer service at littlewoods in the north of England in the mid 90s and fulfilled many managerial roles over the years before working as a general manager for an international mail order company in 2003.

In 2008 Amanda finally gave in to James request for her to come and join him in the running of the clinics.

Amanda is responsible for the day to day running of the business, customer satisfaction and management of the team. Her main interests are in business development, staff management and team building.

After eight years working for the Police, Steve was ready for a new challenge and a different career direction.

Having had the opportunity to get to know some of the existing team whilst previously being a patient at the Hatt Clinic, Steve was inspired by the culture, mission and friendly, enthusiastic team members at Hatt’s. He then joined the team himself as the Operations Manager in June 2022.

Steve is responsible for the smooth running of our three healthcare clinics alongside coaching, mentoring and motivating the team to deliver the best possible experience and service for the patient whilst ensuring all performance and quality standards are met.

Outside of work, Steve is a keen hiker so if the weather is nice, you will likely find him at the top of one of our various hills in Wiltshire, or taking on a hiking challenge on various mountains across the country.

Sue originally trained as a bilingual secretary before taking a career break to bring up her family. After several years living in the Middle East supporting her husband’s career she returned to the UK and settled in Frome and took a position with what used to be called Frome Physiotherapy.

As James and Amanda took over the Frome Clinic Sue’s role has continued to grow and as Clinic Manager she is now responsible for ensure all three clinics run smoothly.

She continues to live in Frome with her husband and a big black hairy labradoodle and when not at work spends a lot of time in London and the South East visiting her four grandchildren.

Julia joined us in 2014, having previously worked as a nursery teacher in a private nursery for 16 years. Julia decided on a carer change after having her own children.

Julia supports the Patient Services team on a day to day basis and is always on hand to ensure we have appointment availability in our clinics.

Outside of work Julia spends her free time enjoying the company of friends and family and being mum to 3 children