Meet the Team
BSc Hons MSc DC, FRCC (sports) ICSC
Member of British Chiropractic Association
Member of the International Federation of Sports Chiropractic
Internationally certified sports Chiropractor
Fellow of the Royal College of Chiropractors
Registered with the General Chiropractic Council
Suzi qualified as a Chiropractor from the world-renowned Anglo-European College of Chiropractic University College, Bournemouth in 2001, before taking up her position at our previous home in The Stubbington Sports Injury Clinic the following year. Having competed
to a reasonable standard in a number of sports herself, it was of no surprise that her career would take her into the world of sports injuries. However, her hands on approach to injury management and rehabilitation are equally useful to injuries sustained in daily life and therefore are used to treat a whole host of non-sports related conditions as well here in the clinic. Suzi has enhanced her skills through continual education within the field of musculoskeletal injuries, enabling her to assist patients, young and old, to be as active as they wish and to achieve their own personal goals.
When she’s not in clinic working, Suzi is working in the field of sports – literally! She can be found most weekends running around the rugby pitches of the UK and sometimes beyond, providing immediate medical care to injured players from amateur to professional. She carries the RFU ICIS level 3 qualification – the highest in the country for this type of specialist work, and also helps to train new graduates in this subject area. She has worked on the pitches of Twickenham on numerous occasions as well as forming part of the medical team at the European Touch Rugby Championships and the Commonwealth Games. Suzi has also held the position of lead medic for Hampshire Rugby and Trojans Rugby club for over 15 years, having previously worked at a number of other prominent Hampshire Clubs. Suzi is also a trustee for her favourite charity ‘Rugby Against Cancer’, a cause close to her heart. Suzi is an Internationally certified sports Chiropractor therefore is licenced to work with anysport, amateur and professional anywhere in the world.
BSc Hons MSc DC, FRCC (sports) ICSC
Member of British Chiropractic Association
Member of the international Federation of Sports Chiropractic
Internationally certified sports Chiropractor
Member of the Royal College of Chiropractors
Registered with the General Chiropractic Council
Carly qualified as a Chiropractor in 2013 from the AECC in Bournemouth. Having crossed paths with Suzi whilst competitively swimming at the age of 13, Carly started her career working alongside Suzi.
In 2017, Carly moved out of the area due to family commitments and gained more experience in clinics in London and Bristol, developing her passion of working and helping pregnant patients, paediatric patients and of course those with sports injuries.
Luckily for us, Carly managed to move back to the area in 2023 and immediately joined the clinic once again, it was almost like she had never left. Whilst away, Carly gained further qualifications including The International Federation of Chiropractic in Sports, and most
importantly, had two little boys – Percy and Henry.
Carly has regained her qualifications in RFU ICIS level 2, meaning she can continue her 10 year career working as a pitch side medic, which she does for Hampshire rugby U18’s girls and the children’s tournaments during the season. She also manages the U7’s rugby
at Trojans Rugby Club, where her sons are already loving the sport running up and down fields getting muddy! Along with all this, Carly helps local charity, Rugby against Cancer when they need any first aid cover for any of their fundraising events they hold.
Outside of work and rugby, Carly is an avid cake maker, making spectacular cakes for special occasions including her own wedding! And she values family time she gets to spend with her boys.
BSc (Hons), MCSP
Charlotte joined the clinic in 2021, graduating as a physiotherapist from Southampton University.
Charlotte spent time working for the NHS as well as in clinic here. She carries the RFU ICIS level 3 qualification, which is the highest level, enabling her to provide pitch side medical support for men and women’s rugby which she does at the weekends for Hampshire Rugby and Trojans Club in Eastleigh.
As well as being a medic, she also plays rugby.
Charlotte helps the local charity Rugby against Cancer, supporting our other members of staff with medical support at events ran by the charity throughout the year.
Charlotte is an avid equestrian, having her own horse which means very early mornings! In her spare time, Charlotte enjoys time with her husband (a rugby player) when they go for walks with their dog, Dave.
BSc (Hons) Lic Ac MBAcC CAUK
Licensed member of the British Acupuncture Council.
Member of Cosmetic Acupuncture UK
Kerry’s interest in health and fitness started over twenty years ago.
After gaining her ﾠRSA qualification in Exercise to Music she taught exercise classes for the over 55’s for Hampshire County Council, ﾠfitness for the local Rosemary Conley Diet and Fitness clubs, and aerobics for two local leisure centres.
Later she trained with Future Fit to teach circuit training and work within the gymnasium, but decided she wanted to learn more about health.
Researching the possibilities Kerry found Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture fulfilled her desire to restore and maintain the health of each individual.
After completing a degree in Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture with the reputable College of Integrated Chinese Medicine in Reading Kerry has been practicing this ancient art and enjoying its successes in clinic.
Kerry also holds the qualification for Cupping and the use of Moxa enabling the treatment of the whole person and not just the symptoms. More recently, she qualified in Qi - Gong which is a traditional Chinese practice that combines movement, meditation and controlled breathing to cultivate and balance the body's vital energy, known as Qi.
VTCT 4
Sports Massage Therapist
Taz gained her qualification in Sports Massage from Peter Symond’s college in Winchester. With over 20 years of experience, she has worked in various places including, gyms and leisure centres, alongside personal trainers, private clinics and alongside other professionals such as physiotherapists, chiropractors and osteopaths.
Taz has been working alongside Suzi since 2008 and joined us here at our Lee on Solent clinic in 2017.. Since working here, she has become extremely popular with patients who come to see Taz for a multitude of problems, such as muscular strains and sprains and pre and post event treatment.
Taz continuously updates her skills with courses that benefit her patients. She is fully qualified in dry needling. Most recently she has qualified in Cranial & Sacral Therapy (CST), which is a gentle hands on treatment aimed at relieving tension and improving the functioning of the central nervous system through the manipulation of the craniosacral system. Taz regularly attends seminars and exhibitions.
Away from work, Taz is a busy mum of three boys, a horse, a donkey and a dog!
Roisin (Rosh) initially joined us at the clinic in spring 2025 as a sports massage therapist whilst finishing her degree in Sports Therapy at The University of Chichester, in which she graduated in August 2025 She has stayed on at university to enhance her qualifications even
more, completing a Masters Degree in Strength & Conditioning.
This will be an additional benefit for her as she enjoys specialising in sport injury rehabilitation and assigning rehab exercises to her patients helping them recover from any sporting injuries.
Rosh herself, has been committed to several sports herself, including being part of the World Championship Irish Dancing Team on more than one occasion! She has also played rugby for Trojans & Hampshire squads, and played cricket, tennis & netball for her school.
Along with working here at clinic, completing her master’s degree, Rosh holds classes at a local gym in HIIT, Spin and circuits.
In her spare time, Rosh loves shopping for a particular brand of shoe with a red sole and enjoying family time.
Graduating from Southampton Solent University in 2024, Charlotte became part of the SSIC team in Spring 2025 as a Sports therapist, offering sports massage as well as sports therapy which includes the treatment and rehabilitation of sports related injuries. Alongside clinic work, Charlotte is a pitch side medic for United Services Portsmouth RFC at weekends.
Charlotte has been involved in the world of sailing for many years, from a child with her family, to now competitively competing in the Ilca class on an international level. Most recently taking part in the Senior European championships in Sweden when Charlotte, along with her father, drove through Europe by car, towing the Ilca behind them to reach the competition.
Charlotte has also got into wind foiling! This is a little like wind surfing, but there is a long hydrofoil under the board which lifts the board up out of the water!
Away from work and sailing, Charlotte is very family orientated – and loves spending time with the family Bengal cat, Tiger, chilling and relaxing.
BSc(Pod), Msc Member of the Society of Chiropody and Podiatry
Biomechanical Podiatrist
Stewart is originally from Gosport and graduated from Plymouth University with a degree in Podiatry in 2009. Stewart began working in the field of musculoskeletal (MSK) Podiatry in 2010 and has worked in a number of NHS and private clinics expanding his knowledge and experiences with different patients from multiple backgrounds across all age ranges.
Stewart has completed a number of modules at masters level that cover a range of conditions within MSK podiatry such as traumatic injury, exercise related pain, ankle instability, patella femoral syndrome, tibial stress pathology and functional impairment from inflammatory arthritis at the University of Brighton.
Stewart can also provide injection therapy where appropriate for more advanced pathologies that do not respond to normal conservative treatment. Unlike other podiatrists Stewart also works with active military personal over the south coast and treating there more uncommon pathologies resulting from their time in service.
Clinic Manager
Sam joined Solent Sports Injury Clinic during the relocation from Stubbington. Initially as part time, she is now clinic manager and an integral member of staff.
With past qualifications in the Beauty and Holistic industry, Sam has a natural interest and knowledge of the human physiology and wellbeing. Having been a patient with back problems herself, she has a great deal of empathy with patients that arrive at the clinic, and a good understanding of the treatments performed.
Sam is a keen crafter, making an assortment of things at home, which she sells on the internet and at local craft fairs. When Sam isn’t working, she spends time with her family.
This is Skinny - an integral member of staff!
As the longest standing member of the Solent Sports crew, Skinny has for many years assisted in the education of patients and staff alike.
He has an avid interest in headwear appropriate to the time of year. Currently, Skinny's role in the clinic is the continuation of education, along with corridor monitor, making sure patients know where the bathroom is.
