Multidisciplinary Team
Meet the multidisciplinary team behind London Pain Clinic
Pain Psychology
Psychological approaches to pain management focus on the role that thoughts, behaviour and emotions play in the experience of, and coping with pain. The role of physical/biological and social factors are also taken into account and a biopsychosocial model is used to understand and develop treatment plans.
Dr Sue Peacock, Health Psychologist
Dr Sue Peacock is a leading Consultant Health Psychologist, registered with the Heath and Care Professions Council. She is an Associate Fellow of The British Psychological Society, a Registered Advanced Clinical Hypnotherapist and EMDR practitioner.
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Dr Shabnam Hariri, Clinical Psychologist
Dr Shabnam Hariri is a Clinical Psychologist who draws from a range of influences which are tailored to your specific situation and needs. Drawing from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness and psychodynamic therapy.
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Specialist Pain Physiotherapy
At the London Pain Clinic we work with a number of physiotherapy associates who offer specialist treatment pathways and who have been playing a key part in the rehabilitation of our patients for many years.
Maxine Rodriguez, Specialist Fibromyalgia Physiotherapist
Maxine is a Specialist Fibromyalgia Physiotherapist with over 20 years experience in the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal, neuropathic (nerve) and spinal pain conditions. Fully chartered and HCPC registered, she has worked extensively within large NHS teaching hospitals as well as in the private sector in the UK & Australia.
West London Physiotherapy
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Maria Elliot, Specialist Female Pelvic Physiotherapist
Maria is one of the UK’s leading specialist Abdominal and Pelvic Women’s and Men’s Health physiotherapists, a trained pilates teacher and Pelvic Pain Coach. She has developed unique and multi-disciplinary treatment programmes that are at the forefront of postnatal and pelvic recovery.
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