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ABOUT
James
Rind MSc
I qualified as a Chartered Physiotherapist in 1999 with a Master's Degree from Glasgow Caledonian University, after first earning a BSc (Hons) in Biochemistry from Cardiff University.
I began my career at the University Hospital of Wales, where I specialized in Musculoskeletal Medicine. My training continued at Frenchay Hospital in Bristol, Chelsea and Westminster, and Queen Mary’s Hospital in London.
Since 2007, I’ve been working in private practice, building a strong reputation in the Cardiff and Penarth areas. During this time, I developed a particular interest in Occupational Health and Wellbeing, supporting various employers across a wide range of industries. More recently, I’ve been working as a First Contact Physiotherapist within NHS GP surgeries in South Wales and Bristol.
With years of experience, I offer thorough assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of complex musculoskeletal issues. My broad learning enables me to take a comprehensive and holistic approach, considering not only physical health but also the impact of mental and emotional wellbeing.
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MSc Rehabilitation Science - Glasgow Caledonian University 1997-1999
After completing my undergraduate degree in Biochemistry, I studied for two years in Glasgow and earned an MSc in Rehabilitation Science. In February 1999, I registered as a Chartered Physiotherapist and became a member of the Health and Care Professions Council.
My passion for individual and workplace wellbeing emerged through my work as an Occupational Health Physiotherapist, collaborating with many companies and organizations. This interest led me to complete an MSc in Workplace Health and Wellbeing in 2016.
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MSc Workplace Health & Wellbeing - University of Nottingham 2014-2016
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Level 5 Diploma Stress Management & Wellbeing - CPCAB 2017
Throughout my career, practical skills have been the foundation of my practice. This diploma provided a bridge between the academic insights of master’s-level research and the practical interventions patients require. Since then, I’ve truly embraced a holistic approach to care, addressing physical, mental, and emotional health and wellbeing.
When I’m not working as a physiotherapist or mentoring others in wellbeing, I enjoy spending time outdoors walking, running, or playing on the water. More recently, I’ve rediscovered my love of motorcycling and have taken on the challenges of learning the violin and painting with oils.