The Omphysio Clinic - Moorgate

Ashish Bhutani is our Senior physiotherapist and a Pain Specialist. He completed his Masters in Pain from Guy's, Kings and St. Thomas' in 2003 and did his research in Acute/Chronic Musculo-Skeletal Pain from the Royal National Orthopedic Hospital, London.

Agnieszka Kuncewicz qualified in 2007 with a Bachelors degree in Physiotherapy from Poland. Aga has a keen interest in acute and chronic injuries along with Sports injuries. She has completed many postgraduate courses including Acupuncture and Manipulation among others. She has worked in both the NHS and the Private Sector specialising in the field of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy. Aga joined the team at OMPHYSIO in early 2009. As an acupuncturist and musculo skeletal physiotherapist, she incorporates this into her Rehabilitation to empower her clients to transform their movement patterns and return to full function. Aga enjoys working with sports injuries, pre and post-natal clients and with children. Recreationally she enjoys dance, photography, outdoors and travel.

With a degree in Sports Science (Bsc Hons) and after a career spent in professional swimming, working with major teams, events and facilities, Monica took the decision to return to the performance side of sport by retraining as a sports massage therapist in Portugal. Having previously worked with teams and athletes, Monica quickly built up a reputation as a massage therapist, particularly with professional swimming teams on races such as the Nationals. She also began to work with athletes from a range of sports in-between competition, helping them with recovery, injuries and muscle maintenance. As well as working with sportsmen and women at all levels of competition, Monica believes that sports and massage can equally be of benefit to the less active, not only with injuries but helping them to maintain flexibility and movement and remain active longer. In an ageing population, and one in which desk-based computer working is the norm for many, Monica believes that keeping muscles in good working order through regular massage can significantly improve quality of life.