Sarah Mottram MSc MCSP MMACP

Sarah lectures internationally on the assessment, diagnosis and classification of movement faults and motor control and movement retraining. She is a founding director of KC International (a company with an international reputation involved in education of this process) and teaches as a Kinetic Control Accredited Tutor and Performance Stability Instructor. In this field she works with Mark Comerford who is also recognized internationally for his contribution to Physiotherapy. Together they developed The Performance Matrix, a unique screening process for movement and sport and this is used in an international sports arena.

Her clinical interests have developed from an understanding of movement and function and with her educational and research work continues to make links between uncontrolled movement and symptoms, disability, movement dysfunction, recurrence of symptoms, risk of injury and performance. She holds a research post at Southampton University and is currently researching how movement faults influence shoulder pain.

She has a Masters in Physiotherapy from University College London and currently lectures on the Masters programmed at Keeled University. Sarah is a member of the Manipulation Association of Chartered Physiotherapists and uses this specialist knowledge in the clinic. She is also a certified Pilates Matwork instructor with the PILATES Foundation UK and a Gyrotonic® Trainer, and incorporates these valuable tools in her clinical practice. She is on the organizing committee for the 3rd international conference on movement dysfunction (Edinburgh 2009). Sarah has published many articles on uncontrolled movements, including papers on shoulder stability and risk assessment.

Katie Morris

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