Lianne is a highly specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist with over 10 years of experience and advanced expertise in Sport and Exercise Medicine. She has a wealth of knowledge in the prevention, management, and rehabilitation of sports and musculoskeletal injuries, with specialist interests in shoulder, knee, hip, tendon, and running-related conditions, as well as pre- and post-operative rehabilitation.

Lianne has recently returned to Scotland after a few years in London where she worked at Pure Sports Medicine alongside some of the UK’s and world’s leading sports medicine doctors and wider medical team. She is excited to bring this expertise and experience back to Fife and the wider Scottish community.

Passionate about helping people achieve their goals, Lianne is committed to supporting athletes and individuals alike in returning to pain-free movement—whether in sport or everyday life. Lianne applies an evidence-based approach to physiotherapy and is committed to tailoring rehabilitation to the individual. She regularly undertakes full objective strength assessments to ensure each patient’s treatment plan is specific, targeted, and designed to help them achieve the best possible outcomes.

Alongside her clinical practice, Lianne is actively involved in the sporting community. She has worked in rugby for over a decade and currently works as a Contract Physiotherapist with the Scottish Rugby Union and Scottish Hockey, and is Head Physiotherapist for Waterboys Rugby 7s. Internationally, she has also worked with the Crusaders Rugby team in New Zealand and supported major sporting events such as the London Marathon.

Dedicated to ongoing professional development, Lianne has undertaken advanced training in Dry Needling, Shockwave Therapy, Spinal Manipulation, and is qualified through the SCRUMCAPS Pitchside Trauma programme. She is an active member of the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Sport and Exercise Medicine (ACPSEM) and has presented her work at international conferences, including the All Together Better Health Conference in Pittsburgh, USA.

Outside of work, she enjoys spending time at her family farm in Fife, climbing Munros with friends, and exploring Scotland ever-growing food scene (recommendations always welcome!).

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I am an MSc-qualified Physiotherapist and BSc Sports Therapist, specialising in sports injury management and performance-driven rehabilitation.

I have developed my experience across a range of sports, including rugby, swimming, and martial arts, and I am currently involved with Dunfermline Rugby FC, providing match-day cover and delivering injury clinics. This environment allows me to manage acute injuries under pressure while also overseeing structured, long-term rehabilitation.

I have a particular focus on shoulder, knee, and ankle conditions, alongside pre- and post-operative rehabilitation. My approach is centred on precise diagnosis, progressive loading, and clearly defined rehabilitation pathways—ensuring you not only recover from injury but return stronger, more resilient, and fully prepared for the demands of your sport or lifestyle.

I am also currently undertaking further training in women’s health, expanding my clinical scope to better support a wider range of patients with specialised, evidence-based care.

I deliver tailored rehabilitation that prioritises performance, movement quality, and long-term outcomes. Every programme is designed to challenge you appropriately, track progress objectively, and minimise the risk of re-injury.

I bring a high level of energy and intent to each session, creating an environment that is focused, accountable, and results-driven. My goal is to help you maximise your physical potential and return to what matters to you with confidence.

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I am the Founder and Lead Physiotherapist at Benji Physio, working primarily as an MSK Physiotherapy Consultant with a focus on complex and persistent conditions (Back, neck, shoulder. knee, hip and ankle/foot)

I specialise in managing more advanced presentations, including long-standing pain or injuries, such as sciatica, and cases that have not responded to previous treatment. I am often involved in providing second opinions and guiding patients who require a higher level of clinical reasoning and a more tailored rehabilitation strategy.

Alongside this, I have a strong interest in sports injuries—particularly those related to running—as well as pre- and post-operative rehabilitation. My work in this area focuses on combining precise diagnosis with structured, progressive loading strategies to ensure a safe and effective return to performance. I offer rehab programmes to help patienst recovered in guided framework.

My clinical approach is underpinned by extensive postgraduate training, including diplomas in Acupuncture, MDT McKenzie, Injection Therapy, and Orthopaedic Medicine. I have also worked within elite sport, including with the Scottish Rugby Union, and I am a certified World Rugby First Aid Instructor.

Beyond clinical practice, I am heavily involved in education and mentorship. I regularly support and develop physiotherapists within the clinic, supervise students on placement, and have previously taught at the Medical School at the University of St Andrews. I run training sessions for Fife GPs and ANPs and teach masterclasses to local gyms.

My focus is on delivering clear, expert-led care in more complex situations—combining experience, evidence-based practice, and structured rehabilitation to help you move beyond pain, restore confidence, and return to the activities that matter most.

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I am a Chartered Physiotherapist with a developing specialist interest in neurological physiotherapy, alongside extensive experience in post-operative orthopaedics and musculoskeletal rehabilitation.

I work across a wide range of conditions, with particular expertise in the shoulder, spine, hip, and knee. I support patients through the full rehabilitation journey—from early-stage recovery following injury or surgery, through to restoring function, returning to work, and progressing back to higher levels of activity and performance where appropriate.

My approach is grounded in strength and conditioning principles, integrating evidence-based rehabilitation with advanced biomechanics. Drawing on frameworks aligned with organisations such as ACE, CIMSPA, NSCA, and NASM, I deliver structured, progressive programmes designed to rebuild strength, restore movement quality, and develop long-term physical resilience.

I have experience working with both complex post-operative cases and a broad spectrum of musculoskeletal presentations. This includes athletes from disciplines such as dance, gymnastics, strength sports, martial arts, rugby, and CrossFit, as well as individuals aiming to return to pain-free movement in everyday life.

Alongside my clinical work, I remain actively involved in strength training and martial arts, which gives me a practical understanding of training demands, injury mechanisms, and the process required to safely return to performance.

My focus extends beyond reducing pain—I aim to rebuild confidence, improve physical capacity, and equip you with the tools needed for long-term self-management. You can expect a clear, structured, and honest approach, with guidance at every stage of your recovery.

Ultimately, my goal is to help you move efficiently, build resilience, and return to the activities that matter most to you—whether that’s sport, work, or everyday life.

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I am a Physiotherapist at Benji Physio with a background in Sport and Exercise Science (BSc Hons) and a Master’s degree in Physiotherapy from Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh.

I have a particular clinical interest in knee, ankle, and lower back conditions, with a focus on delivering clear, effective rehabilitation that translates directly into everyday function and performance. My approach is grounded in thorough assessment, targeted treatment, and progressive exercise strategies that are specific to your goals.

As an Irish National Rowing Champion, I bring first-hand experience of the physical and psychological demands of training, injury, and return to performance. This perspective shapes the way I work—combining structure, accountability, and realism to support you through each stage of recovery.

Whether your goal is returning to sport, resuming training, or simply moving comfortably through daily life, I focus on practical, results-driven rehabilitation that fits around you.

My aim is to help you build strength, restore confidence in your body, and return to what matters most—without unnecessary complexity or guesswork.

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Laura is our Wednesday Pilates instructor.

Laura is loved by her patients and her classes are always super busy.

She loves what she does and she makes sure you know it!

Laura is our Wednesday Pilates instructor. Laura is loved by her patients and her classes are al... Read More

Floriane is a Pilates Instructor and Massage Therapist. She has a lot of experience in both and has taught in the UK, France and Canada.

She holds a French Diploma in Massage and Physiotherapy but decided not to get her equivalent degree in the UK and instead focuses her efforts in bringing movement and wellbeing back into people’s lives.

Floriane is super positive and knows how to make you move!

Floriane is a Pilates Instructor and Massage Therapist. She has a lot of experience in both and ... Read More