Mrs Tracy Turc-Milloy
Mrs Tracy Turc-Milloy is a Physiotherapist in Surrey who has a special interest in Long Covid, ME / CFS
Based At
NHS base
South West London and Surrey CFS/ME Service
GMC Number
Clinic Timetable
Clinical interests
Rehabilitation in Long Covid and ME/CFS.
1-2-1 energy management sessions including how to pace using symptoms and heart rate monitoring.
Assessment of dysautonomia (dysregulation of autonomic nervous system) including active stand test to assess potential orthostatic intolerance (OI) (symptoms in standing, relieved by lying down) e.g. PoTS and orthostatic hypotension, and tailored exercise plans including analeptic exercise therapy and Modified Levine Protocol for patients with OI.
Assessment and Treatment of Breathing Pattern Disorder and education on managing breathlessness.
Cognitive strategies to manage difficulties in executive function e.g. short term memory, processing information and making decisions.
Relaxation techniques.
Work on improving sleep patterns.
Vocational rehabilitation for patients to stay in or return to work with chronic fatigue.
Assessment for hypermobility.
Adaptations in fatigue management for neurodiversity.
Professional Memberships
CSP
BACME
Clinical Post-Covid Society
Academic Background
Masters in Epidemiology LSHTM
1st class Honours BSc Physiotherapy Northumbria University
2:1 BSc Physiology University of Glasgow
Based at
NHS base
South West London and Surrey CFS/ME Service
GMC Number
Clinic Timetable
Clinical interests
Rehabilitation in Long Covid and ME/CFS.
1-2-1 energy management sessions including how to pace using symptoms and heart rate monitoring.
Assessment of dysautonomia (dysregulation of autonomic nervous system) including active stand test to assess potential orthostatic intolerance (OI) (symptoms in standing, relieved by lying down) e.g. PoTS and orthostatic hypotension, and tailored exercise plans including analeptic exercise therapy and Modified Levine Protocol for patients with OI.
Assessment and Treatment of Breathing Pattern Disorder and education on managing breathlessness.
Cognitive strategies to manage difficulties in executive function e.g. short term memory, processing information and making decisions.
Relaxation techniques.
Work on improving sleep patterns.
Vocational rehabilitation for patients to stay in or return to work with chronic fatigue.
Assessment for hypermobility.
Adaptations in fatigue management for neurodiversity.
Professional Memberships
CSP
BACME
Clinical Post-Covid Society
Academic Background
Masters in Epidemiology LSHTM
1st class Honours BSc Physiotherapy Northumbria University
2:1 BSc Physiology University of Glasgow