Initially studying to obtain an undergraduate and master’s degree in sports science, it was during my master’s degrees where injury rehabilitation peaked my interested when I had to undergo my own rehabilitation for a torn ACL and resulted in me deciding to obtain a physiotherapy degree from Kings College London as soon as my master’s degree was finished. During my time at Kings College London, I spent time on an old person ward at St Thomas’ Hospital, in the community in Southwark, a neurology ward at St George’s, a cystic fibrosis ward at Denmark Hill Hospital and finally a MSK service at The Nelson Medical Centre.

Following my studies, I decided to specialise immediately and worked for Synergy Physiotherapy in Woking where I was exposed to lots of sports injuries and non-sports related injuries. After my time at Synergy Physiotherapy, I was given an opportunity to return to the Nelson Medical Centre as a Senior Physiotherapist where I was exposed to more complex injuries in addition to chronic conditions where pain education is a pivotal part to the treatment.

It’s my firm belief that good rehabilitation consists of 3 phases. Symptom management where we try to reduce your symptoms, addressing the underlying issues before entering the prevention of recurrence phase. I will guide you through all the phases using evidence based practice.

In my spare time I enjoy playing sports, in particular Rugby, Padel tennis and Football. When I am not playing sports, I enjoy taking my dog Nelly for walks.

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Daniel Morgan is a Bermudian U.K. born Physiotherapist with a Masters Degree in Sports Medicine. With over two decades of post graduate experience in many varied organisations he founded Performance Rehab Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic in 2004.

He began his studies in Montreal, Canada at McGill University where he studied for 4 years obtaining his Bachelor’s degrees in Biology. From there he continued his studies in England at The Manchester School of Physiotherapy for 3 years, picking up a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy, and a further year in Dublin at Trinity College, leading to a MSc. in Sports Medicine.

He has gathered experience in various specialities and many treatment facilities whilst working in the North West of England. He has specialized in Sports Injuries and biomechanics. Daniel has performed the role of team physiotherapist for various sporting organizations over the years namely the Irish Senior, U23 and U19 Cricket Teams, Dandy Town Football Club, the Bermuda Hogges Football Club, the Bermuda National Cricket and Football teams at various age groups and the Bermuda National Rugby team. Whilst abroad, Daniel continued to enjoy playing local cricket and had the fortune to represent his country on his return to the island. Currently, he has completed his Level 2 cricket coaching qualifications in order to help develop the next wave of up and coming young players and also enjoys playing pickleball and tennis recreationally.

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I am a qualified Physiotherapist that graduated in 2018 from the University of the Western Cape, South Africa with BSc Physiotherapy. I completed my community Service in 2019 at Settlers Hospital in Grahamstown, Eastern Cape. In 2020, I did courses online then started locum work at a number of different places. I have experience in outpatients and inpatients in the private and Government sector. I saw a variety of patients in hospital which includes surgical, medical wards, ICU as well as Covid wards, High Care and ICU. In outpatient settings, I have experience working with neuromuscular Skeletal conditions, sports rehabilitation, post op rehabilitation and post Covid.

I have continued to do online courses to better my knowledge and skills and in 2021 I completed my Level one Dry Needling course.

I thoroughly enjoy what I do and love to learn more. I want to help people feel and function at their best.

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Sharri earned her Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology at Dalhousie University in 2017 and then went on to gain a Master’s in Physiotherapy from Brunel University in 2021. Clinical experience throughout her studies allowed her to gain experience in orthopedic, acute care, stroke and pediatric physiotherapy. However, Sharri has a particular interest in community orthopedic work.

Sharri enjoys making connections with individuals, while treating and making them feel better is just a bonus. She aims to put people first and provide a positive environment.

Outside of the clinic, Sharri spends her free time volunteering with the Bermuda Is Love group and being active - playing volleyball and dancing.

Sharri earned her Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology at Dalhousie University in 2017 and then went ... Read More