Sue Chatfield after many years of dedication has now retired. We all miss her very much and wish her well in her new ventures.

Roddy Slater our sports masseur has been appointed manager for Reading Town Football club. Roddy was assistant manager in the early 2000s, and intends to bring some players from Henley Town, and sign more Reading based players.

Roddy's expertise in conditioning coaching and sports massage should bring a refreshing approach to Football management, but he will continue to apply this expertise and work closely with us within the clinic to complement physiotherapy treatments.

Sue Gentle has now left us to manage In Patient services at Wokingham Hospital.

Jo Hawkins is still enjoying the early days of motherhood – Jake is growing more every day and is adorable. Jo is doing the occasional specialised treatment from time to time, and will be coming back part time in January.

Jo and Sam had a big baby boy on Saturday 13th at 4.30 p.m.!

Baby Jake came in at a massive 9lb 9oz!
Both Mum and baby are doing well.

Sadly no-one came close to guessing the weight (closest was 8lb 8oz) and we have therefore decided to donate the prize to Daisy’s Dream.

Our recent departures have been ably replaced by new faces - not all unfamiliar...

Nikki Brecht has returned to us, both to take up her Pilates classes again, and to work in the clinic full time. It’s wonderful having her back, and her sporting and rehabilitation skills have given us an extra dimension to our treatments.

David McConnon has joined us to do some evening sessions, and increased the cosmopolitan feel of the clinic, with his sunny Aussie charm. With David on board, we are now able to offer a Hydrotherapy Service, which we are currently developing.

Kathy Green has joined us as a Junior Physio to treat some of our NHS clients. Having a junior in the practice has improved our teaching skills no end, keeps us on our toes and has allowed us to expand our in-house training programme. Kathy has certainly come on leaps and bounds during her stay with us.

The team at 3way wish you all a warm welcome - and invite our clients to speak to us about the new services, treatments and classes now on offer!

Call us on 0118 969 2299 for more information!

There have been many changes at the clinic over the last few months, with some familiar faces moving on, and new ones joining us.

Jo has now started her maternity leave, and is enjoying her last few days before the imminent arrival (due on February 7th). We wish her good luck with the birth, and look forward to welcoming her back in the autumn.
We have been running a competition to guess the weight and sex of the baby, with a £20 clinic voucher as a prize, and all proceeds to go to the charity Daisy’s Dream.

Laura has found the joys of motherhood too alluring, and has sadly decided not to return following her maternity leave. We shall miss her very much, but wish her well in the future.

Excitingly, Laura topped her busy year away from us by marrying her long term partner Fred in December, and is now Mrs Forsyth.

Emma, after an all too brief spell here, found she needed to follow her partner to London for his work, even though she was sorry to leave. It must have been the correct decision for her… as she is now engaged!

Sue Chatfield finally hung up her physio gloves in December, and retired. She is really enjoying her retirement, and wonders how she ever found time to work, but stays in touch.

With every best wish to you all from the team at 3way!

We were sorry we had to cancel so many appointments due to the snow at the beginning of January.

We were really down to a skeleton staff, but appreciated that not many patients could get out either!

( On the other hand it was very pretty!)

With new mum Laura off on Maternity leave till March next year, we welcome Emma Bellew fresh from the slopes of Val D’Isere. Emma’s already proving a cheery face around the clinic, and we're delighted to welcome her to 3way!

Sadly for us, Sue Gentle found the lure of a managerial post in the NHS too strong and has moved on to take up an important role at Wokingham hospital. We wish her all the very best in her new role. Kerry will be extending her hours to cover Sue’s list.

The world has become Sharlene's oyster as she's decided to go travelling! Sharlene's classes will finish in July and we all wish her a Bon Voyage! After a break for the summer, Emma will be taking over her Thursday evening Pilates classes.

To meet the demand for our popular evenings treatment sessions, we have taken on Liberty Mutepaire for Monday and Thursday evenings. (It also means we have a man around the place again which is lovely!)