Meet Your Physio
Kathryn Martin
BSc, MCSP, HCPC Registered
Kathryn graduated from Cardiff University with a degree in physiotherapy and started working in NHS hospitals throughout Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board. She has worked in a variety of areas including T&O, medical rehab, stroke, paediatrics, respiratory, ITU and community rehabilitation.
Kathryn is able to assess and treat patients from a holistic perspective and understands the importance of considering biological, psychological and social influences on injury rehabilitation and pain management.
After working in the NHS Kathryn chose to specialise in musculoskeletal and female pelvic health physiotherapy and worked in the private sector before opening CLWB PHYSIO in Bridgend and Aberdare.
She prioritises education and is constantly gaining new skills to be able to bring the most up to date treatments to the clinic. She is also trained in clinical pilates by the world’s most recognised organisation, APPI.
My aim is to provide the best possible care to every single patient. I won’t just treat your foot, shoulder or knee. I’ll treat you as a unique individual, considering your goals, preferences and past experiences. I aim to create a casual and safe space for you to discuss any concerns or questions you have. I hope my values as a physiotherapist and passion to make people’s lives better is visible, giving you hope, and confidence to start your rehabilitation journey.
Morgan Dyer
BSc, MCSP, HCPC Registered
Morgan graduated from the University of Gloucestershire with a degree in Physiotherapy. Alongside her work at CLWB PHYSIO, she is also an Academy Physiotherapist for Cardiff City Football Club, where she develops her skills within an elite sporting environment and brings this experience into her work with athletes at the clinic.
Morgan has a background in competitive netball and personal experience of recovering from an ACL rupture, which has developed a particular passion for sports, knee and musculoskeletal rehabilitation. Having gone through her own ACL rehabilitation journey, she has valuable insight into both the physical and psychological challenges involved in recovery. Her experience has also reinforced the importance of having the right support, education and confidence throughout the rehabilitation process, helping individuals feel informed, supported and empowered as they work towards returning to the activities and sports they love.
Morgan has completed her level 4 Sports Massage qualification and Level 3 Mat Pilates qualification.
She takes an individual approach to treatment, combining hands-on therapy, exercise prescription and education to help each person feel stronger, more confident and ultimately get back to doing what they love most.
I’m passionate about helping people of all ages move better, feel stronger and return to doing what they love. I have a particular interest in sporting and knee rehabilitation, especially supporting adolescents through sporting injuries and helping them return to sport with confidence. My personal passion for sport drives me to help others achieve their goals, whether that’s returning to the pitch, court or simply moving with confidence in everyday life.