They combine their advanced skills and knowledge to offer physio muscle tuning & joint manipulation. 

His training includes musculoskeletal radiology. In 2010, his keen interest in sports-related injuries led Dr Marshall-Manifold to become an Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy (ESWT). ESWT is a pioneering, non-electrical therapy for tendon pain in the limbs. Using our specialist focused ESWT unit at the Wimbledon Sports Injury Clinic, he currently performs the treatment for a range of conditions.

Previously Dr Marshall-Manifold trained through the renowned American Council of Exercise program for personal trainers. He has also undertaken rehabilitation work with special populations (post-surgical & congenital physical disabilities groups. 

He is also a member of BackCare, the charity for healthier backs. He is currently actively pursuing a Masters in musculoskeletal (MSK) Ultrasound Imaging.

Thriya graduated with a Master’s Degree in Chiropractic (cum laude) at the
University of Johannesburg (UJ), South Africa. Upon graduation, she received an invitation to the Golden Key International Honour Society, by which is now a member.

During her studies, Dr Thriya worked as an assistant clinician at the UJ Chiropractic Clinic. She was part of the Student Chiropractic Sports Council where she gained exposure to treating athletes and patients with sports injuries. In 2020/2021, during Dr Thriya’s first year of qualifying, she worked as a locum and an associate at 3 different practices, which allowed her to gain exposure and experience as a practitioner in private practice, this gave her the courage to open her own practice and become a business owner.

For Dr Thriya, one of the many joys of being a chiropractor is the capacity to work with people from all walks of life. Her purpose is to be present and connect with those she cares for, to work together to improve their health and overall well-being She is a member of the British Chiropractic Association and is a registered practitioner with the General Chiropractic Council.