About Us

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Daniel Martin

My name is Daniel Martin and I am the owner of Prima Physiotherapy Centre. I graduated from the University of Bedfordshire in 2008 in Sports Therapy and also have certificates in Strength and Conditioning and NASM L3 Personal training. I have 17 years of experience in treating clients and we pride ourselves in ensuring every client receives an excellent level of service including advice and after care.

Shelley Cowlishaw

Shelley has almost 10 years’ Sports Massage experience in a clinic environment and has a Level 3 diploma in deep tissue and Swedish massage. She has worked in various clinics around Burton and has gained the reputation of a knowledgeable and valued therapist.

Zarayab Hussain

Zeb is our dedicated 'Physio at Home' practitioner who will deliver fantastic rehabilitation services to your own home as well as continuing to practice here at the clinic. Zeb is a HCPC registered physiotherapist with experience in both NHS and private settings managing complex rehabilitation needs of patients. Able to assess patients history to create tailored, safe and effective programs using a combination of manual therapy and corrective exercise approach. Qualified in acupuncture & looking to expand his approach by incorporating additional complementary therapies to provide a more versatile treatment plan.

Lily upton

HCPC registered Physiotherapist, having completed my training at Manchester Metropolitan University. I am qualified in sports massage and am eager to broaden my skills by adding other complementary therapies to offer a more comprehensive service. I am friendly and welcoming, and I am dedicated to making all my patients feel at ease and valued while receiving the best possible care.

I have completed five five-week placements in a variety of physiotherapy settings: neurology, paediatrics, acute medicine, care community and musculoskeletal. Awarded exceptional (81%) and outstanding (90% and 95%) grades.
My Dissertation was studying the effects of Greater Trochanteric Pain in Postmenopausal Women.