Mission Statement
Movement for life is our mission, to enable people to function as optimally as is physically possible. Movement of the body is essential for the body to maintain function and balance. Our aim is to allow people of all ages and ability to achieve the best function possible for themselves, whether it be the elite athlete or the person rehabilitating from a joint replacement.
Our Story
Bookham Chartered Physiotherapy Service Ltd (BCPS Ltd) is a family run business established 40 years ago. The core ethic of the practice is to optimally enable our patients to achieve the best recovery possible, both physically and mentally. BCPS believes this can only be achieved through a friendly environment where we listen to our patients, then use our expertise with thorough functional assessment of the whole body and up to date treatment methods. A diagnosis and patient specific treatment plan can then be implemented. All BCPS physiotherapists draw on many years of hands on clinical treatment combined with up to date evidence-based practice. We believe in working closely with other health professionals to aid in your recovery. The BCPS team is led by Mr. Andy Trott who has over 23 years of hands on physiotherapy. He and the team offer a warm, friendly and welcoming environment. We hope to see you soon to start your recovery.
Our Team
How we can help you see the difference
Andy Trott Bsc Hons MCSP
Andy Trott BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy, HCPC registered, AACP, MCSP, Member Physiofirst
Managing director, practice principle and clinical lead physiotherapist at BCPS.
Andy graduated from Brighton University in 1997 with a BSc Hons physiotherapy degree. He went onto work for the NHS through all specialties for 4 years where he then went onto work in private practice, Nuffield hospitals, and The Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation, a private organisation specialising in neurological rehabilitation and enhancement of independence of adults. His primary passion is managing and treating complex spinal pain. He also enjoys treating sports injuries, neurological conditions and rehabilitation from surgery. He was a keen road cyclist in his teens and early 20’s, riding to a national level. He is also interested in elite sport, with membership of the FA Medical society. In his spare time, he enjoys coaching football at grassroots level, mountain biking and spending time with his wife Katy and three children.
Ruxandra Nica MSc BSc MCSP
Ruxandra is an enthusiastic Chartered Physiotherapist with over 10 years experience gained in wide range of different physiotherapy specialities in public hospitals and private clinics. She completed post graduate education in Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation and holds certifications in AACP Medical Acupuncture and APPI Clinical Pilates.
Her approach in musculoskeletal conditions and sports injuries is based on patient-centred care where the assessment, management and treatment is guided by individual preferences, needs and values. She is using her expertise to get to the root of the symptoms and always aiming to achieve autonomy and wellbeing for each patient using clinical experience and evidence based practice. She has the tools to see the patient holistically being a great promoter of somatic education and healthy lifestyle.
In her spare time, Ruxandra loves to put her walking shoes on to explore woods, pathways, coastlines, mountains and high heels on for Tango festivals and marathons. In this way she gets to travel in different countries and continents.
Joanna (Jo) Lamplough BSc (HONS) MSc MACP MCSP HCPC registered
Jo is an experienced Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist with over 20 years of clinical practice.
She qualified in 2004 and completed an MSc in Advanced Physiotherapy in 2010. Jo has spent most of her career in private practice, assessing and treating a wide range of acute and persistent musculoskeletal conditions.
She regularly treats neck pain, headaches, and lower limb conditions including hip, knee and ankle pain. Jo has particular experience managing tendon injuries (tendinopathies), sports injuries, overuse injuries and joint pain, as well as supporting patients with osteoarthritis and movement-related problems. Her approach combines a detailed assessment with clear education and a structured rehabilitation plan.
Jo integrates hands-on physiotherapy, exercise rehabilitation, acupuncture and evidence-based adjunct treatments including shockwave therapy to support recovery and long-term results.
Jo strongly supports the concept that movement is medicine. She works closely with patients to understand their goals and restore confidence in movement, helping them return to daily activities, work and sport safely.
She has a special interest in lower limb injuries (sporting and non-sporting) and osteoarthritis management. Jo is also a certified GLA:D clinician (Good Life with osteoArthritis in Denmark), completing this training while living in Perth, Western Australia between 2023 and 2024.
Outside the clinic, Jo has a strong sporting background. She plays competitive tennis and squash and represented her county in lacrosse in her youth. She enjoys learning new sports to better understand the physical demands her patients experience. Her current interests include hybrid strength training, yoga and running, which she balances with family life and her children’s busy schedules.
Benjamin Dale – Physiotherapist
Ben is a qualified physiotherapist who graduated in 2016 and began his career within the NHS, gaining valuable experience managing a broad range of musculoskeletal conditions in a busy clinical environment.
Following his first year in the NHS, Ben moved into private practice in Norwich, where he spent a year further developing his clinical assessment and rehabilitation skills. In 2018, he relocated to Surrey and joined Surrey Physio, where he worked for four years treating a diverse caseload of patients ranging from office workers to recreational and competitive athletes.
In 2019, Ben completed additional training in acupuncture, incorporating this technique into his wider physiotherapy approach when appropriate to support pain management and rehabilitation. He later spent a year working in Cobham with semi-professional athletes, gaining valuable experience in the management of higher-level sports injuries and performance-focused rehabilitation. Ben then went on to work with the Ministry of Defence for two years, where he rehabilitated serving personnel from the RAF, Army and Royal Navy, helping them recover from injury and return to the physical demands of military service.
Ben has a particular clinical interest in ACL rehabilitation, as well as shoulder pathology and shoulder rehabilitation, and enjoys helping individuals return to sport and activity with confidence. Outside of work, Ben enjoys playing guitar, mountain biking, watching live sport, and attending live music events.
Sarah Runton (Hons) MCSP HCPC Physiotherapist
Sarah is a highly experienced musculoskeletal (MSK) physiotherapist who has worked locally in NHS and private sectors for over 30 years. She qualified from Sheffield Hallam University and completed her junior rotations in Huddersfield before moving to Surrey, where she started to specialise in MSK.
She is a member of the Musculoskeletal Association of Chartered Physiotherapy, which is a recognised standard of excellent clinical practice. She has a hands-on approach and uses mainly manual techniques, supported by tailored exercises and advice to achieve your treatment goals.
Outside of work, Sarah loves spending time with her family. She is learning to play golf and enjoys Pilates, swimming and walking the dog. She played hockey for many years and has run half marathons and completed sprint triathlons.
Nigel Trott
After a career in IT and communications where he was lucky enough to be involved in the development and implementation of innovative technologies and had the pleasure of leading teams for software development companies in Europe, USA and Japan, Nigel finally founded a consultancy business which morphed into recruiting senior professionals into major IT and engineering companies. Having sold his business he moved in to help with some of the IT, admin and financial services of BCPS and after what seems an eternity we still can’t get rid of him.