Jack Whitlam

Jack Whitlam

Highly Specialist Physiotherapist (Neurology)

4 years’ experience | Based in North London

I have a specialist interest in neurological and complex rehabilitation, with experience across acute NHS, community and private settings, including internationally. I have developed strong clinical skills in the assessment and management of complex neurological conditions, including traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, stroke and progressive neurological disorders. My clinical background spans neurotrauma, acute neurology and long-term community rehabilitation, enabling me to support clients across the full pathway, from early rehabilitation through to maximising long-term independence and participation.

I work closely with case managers, families and multidisciplinary teams to coordinate effective, goal-directed rehabilitation. My approach focuses on delivering, evidence-based programmes that translate into meaningful functional outcomes, with a strong emphasis on participation, quality of life and real-world independence. I combine strong clinical reasoning with a proactive, empowering approach to complex presentations. I communicate effectively and build positive relationships with clients and their wider support networks, enabling engagement and sustained progress.

With a background in sport science, I bring additional expertise in strength and conditioning, enabling me to bridge the gap between traditional rehabilitation and higher-level functional or physical performance. I am committed to ongoing professional development and delivering progressive, evidence-informed neurorehabilitation tailored to individuals with complex and catastrophic injuries.

Selected post-graduate training

  • Level 3 Sports Massage
  • Motivational Interviewing
  • Level 3 Pitchsuide First Aid & Trauma Management
  • Barts Health Tracheostomy Care Course
  • Level 2 PD Warrior Neuroplasticity in PD
  • Vestibular Screening & Treatment

I am registered with the Health Professions Council (HCPC), The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) and the Association of Charted Physiotherapist Interested in Neurology (ACPIN).

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