Hello & welcome
To a brand new venture
This clinic has been opened with the purpose of devoting itself to its local community over these tough times. With the desire to support you both physically and mentally following a biopsychosocial approach.
Our aim here at Cirencester Physiotherapy Centre is to improve your understanding of your injuries, so we can work as a team to cure your injuries and ailments for good.
Therefore our ethos is that we apply hands on therapy as a way of completely stopping your pain, but place as much if not more importance on education and exercise so that once we have your pain under control you can control and prevent your pain from returning with this new knowledge.
Meet the team
George Stacey-Stevens
Director & Lead PhysiotherapistGeorge is the director and lead physiotherapist at Cirencester Physiotherapy Centre. His approach focuses on long-term health development through strength-based exercise, hands-on therapy, and rehabilitation following knee and hip replacements.
Having fractured his kneecap as a child, George experienced first-hand the impact of physiotherapy on recovery and long-term wellbeing—an experience that inspired his career in the profession.
A former rower turned triathlete, George has a deep understanding of endurance sport, having completed Ironman Thun in 10 hours and 43 minutes. He combines clinical expertise with a passion for movement to help clients build strength, confidence, and resilience for life.
Wilson Mbutu
Senior PhysiotherapistWilson (senior Physiotherapist) is our musculoskeletal and Neurological specialist graduating from Holland Wilson initially specialised to a senior band 7 neuro physiotherapist working in London for the NHS for 3 years whilst simultaneously working in a private MSK practice. After 5 years of experience and learning he has joined the clinic as our senior physiotherapist.
And as a mark of his drive and personality is currently reading a Masters in ultrasound diagnostics which will enhance the whole practice.
Max Ridler-Dutton
Musculoskeletal PhysiotherapistMax has joined the clinic as a Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist following completion of his Master's degree in Physiotherapy out of the University of Worcester. He also holds a Bachelor's degree in Biology at Cardiff University.
With a strong personal and professional interest in strength and conditioning, Max integrates exercise-based rehabilitation, education, and soft tissue therapy into his treatment approach to support effective recovery and long-term progression.
Matthew Day
GSR, Physical Rehabilitation TrainerMatthew has worked as a physical rehabilitation trainer for over 20 years, having qualified in Sports Rehabilitation from St Mary’s University Twickenham.
As a trainer he supports, trains and helps progress healing and functional rehabilitation through exercise and soft tissue manipulation and treatment. By working alongside physiotherapists we optimise recovery and maintain of health and function.
