ABOUT
INMA GONZALEZ
BSc, MRCPod, DPodM
Director
SARAH
RICHARDS
BSc, (Hons) Pod Med, pgCert, MRCPod
Associate
Sarah graduated with a first class honours degree in podiatry 2014 in addition to her degree she has gained a PgCert and is working towards her MSc. Sarah has has been working alongside Inma since 2021 and in that time they have forged a strong working relationship.
Sarah likes to keep abreast of recent developments in the podiatric sphere and regularly engages in CPD by attending various events and courses. She has recently embarked on a skin surgery course which will permit her to carry out everything from biopsies to incisional nail surgery on the foot and ankle. She is also attending the advanced Foot mobilisation techniques course a type of manual therapy which involves mobilisation of the soft tissue and joints by increasing the synovial fluid to them therefore reducing pain, improving foot posture and restoring mobility, this will be used alongside rehabilitation exercises and orthotic therapy.
As well as a thirst for knowledge Sarah has a bright and bubbly personality that puts the patients at ease and she is able to build up a good rapport with patients.
She looks forward to meeting new and old patients at Woodlands.
JANICE GREIG
BSc Pod Med, MRCPod
Associate
I qualified from Chelsea School of Chiropody in 1992 with a BSc in Pod Med.
I then worked in the NHS for twenty years where I gained experience in a variety of clinics and locations. They included community, hospital, nursing home and homes for those with learning disabilities. My area of interest is looking after the Diabetic Foot, having gained post graduate training and Nail Surgery.
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In 2012 I made the move from the NHS to the private practice. Where I have continued to enjoy my professional development and patient care.
I joined Inma and her team in 2013 where I am proud to be part of a friendly, hard work working, skilled group of podiatrists.
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MAIA SMITH
M. Ost
Associate
Maia is a registered osteopath who graduated from The London School of Osteopathy with a Master’s degree in Osteopathy (M.Ost). She also holds an ITEC Level 3 qualification in Sports Massage Therapy, which developed her hands-on skills and understanding of patient care whilst studying.
With over a decade of consistent training and a background in competitive cheerleading, Maia has a strong appreciation of how the body performs, adapts, and recovers. Her own experiences with sports rehabilitation inspired her to pursue osteopathy as a holistic way to support movement, wellbeing, and stress management.
She enjoys treating a wide range of musculoskeletal concerns and has particular interests in women’s health, headaches, and stress-related tension, and plans to continue developing her expertise in these areas through future postgraduate training.
She is also looking to complete her training in Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) teaching with Oxford Mindfulness, which complements her patient-centered approach to care. Alongside clinical practice, Maia
contributes to osteopathic education as a teaching assistant at the London School of Osteopathy.
Georgeta ( Gee) Robu
BSc, Meng BME
Associate
I’m Georgeta (Gee)— a physiotherapist with a deep passion for movement, recovery, and helping people feel strong and confident in their bodies.
Before becoming a physiotherapist, I spent many years competing in Ballroom and Latin dance. That experience gave me a strong connection to the body — how it moves, how it performs under pressure, and, importantly, how it recovers. After sustaining my own injuries and undergoing lower back surgery, I became fascinated with rehabilitation, especially through Clinical Pilates and Strength Training. I found it to be a powerful and safe way to rebuild strength — and I’ve seen the same results in many of my patients.
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I love working with people who are returning to sports after injury, and I have a special interest in helping women through pregnancy-related pain, postnatal recovery or urinary dysfunction. There’s something incredibly rewarding about supporting someone as they reconnect with their body and return to doing what they love — whether that’s sport, fitness, or simply everyday life.
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When I’m not in the clinic, you’ll usually find me teaching dance classes or out in the Surrey countryside with my family, exploring the forests and getting fresh air.
TESTIMONIALS
"I am so pleased that I was recommended to Inma. I had terrible trouble with ingrown toenails causing extreme pain. It was all sorted quickly and efficiently. I am delighted with the kind and knowledgeable service Inma provides as well as her expertise and ability to make you feel completely at ease throughout the procedure"
RUTH H.
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"Inma is a highly professional and caring podiatrist. who has been looking after my feet for more years than I care to remember! Over the years, she has successfully dealt with ingrown toenails, corns, hard skin etc and I can't recommend her highly enough"
BEVERLEY K.
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" Today was my first visit at Woodlands Podiatry. The clinic is clean, calm and welcoming. Sarah was very professional and knowledgeable. I look forward to returning! "
DAVID L. ​
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" It was lovely to see Sara in the new surgery. Feet feel wonderful after treatment. "
M. E.
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" I am very impressed with the new clinic and Sarah's treatment. I'm very happy I'm continuing with her"
JILL P.
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"My hubby and I would like to state that your clinic is a very inviting, friendly and professional environment. the room, well you can relax very easily and the pictures, we BOTH love them! Thank you Janice for welcoming us to your new working environment."
JAN AND RAY P.
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