Helping active people regain confidence and return to an active, pain-free lifestyle after injury.
Matt is an approachable and highly skilled Sports Therapist at Peacock Pain & Injury Clinic in Mold, specialising in lower-limb and sporting injuries such as knee, ankle, and hip pain. With a strong background in football and handball, Matt understands first-hand how frustrating it can feel to be injured, lose confidence, and want to get back to the sport, hobby, or daily movement you love.
He takes pride in helping people from Flintshire and across North Wales recover well and move freely again — from footballers and runners to gym-goers and active adults who simply want to stay mobile and independent.
Patients often describe Matt’s sessions as friendly, structured, and motivating. His treatment style combines hands-on therapy with targeted exercise programmes, all tailored to each person’s goals. He’s passionate about treating the person, not just the injury — recognising that pain is often influenced by many factors, both physical and emotional.
Matt’s understanding approach stems from his own experience of knee surgery and poor rehabilitation in the past — a turning point that inspired him to make a difference for others. His work in university clinics and professional football clubs has shaped his ability to connect with a wide range of people, ensuring every patient feels listened to, reassured, and supported throughout their recovery.
“For me, it’s about helping people rediscover confidence in their body — seeing them return to sport, exercise, or simply walking without pain is what makes this job so rewarding.”
Q: Who is Matt at Peacock Pain & Injury Clinic in Mold?
A: Matt is a Sports Therapist who specialises in lower-limb and sporting injuries. He helps patients recover from knee, ankle, and hip pain and regain confidence in movement.
Q: What type of patients does Matt work best with?
A: Matt connects best with friendly, sociable people who enjoy sport or staying active — from footballers and runners to those aiming to walk or train pain-free again.
Q: What makes Matt’s approach different?
A: Matt treats the person, not just the injury. He focuses on understanding the root cause, using a mix of hands-on therapy and personalised exercise plans to achieve lasting results.