I can highly recommend Sue as a Physiotherapist, I have been treated by her for the last 6 months following a serious accident, in which I broke both elbows. Sue is a kind, caring and compassionate individual. Her treatment and encouragement has enabled me to regain the use of my arms. She has kept me going through the challenges I have had to face. My rehabilitation would not have been so successful without her dedication and skill.

I have been seeing Sue for about five years for regular treatment to help the constant pain I experience in my back and shoulders, which is due a condition I have had since birth. At every appointment Sue is always incredibly positive, supportive and lovely, which makes physiotherapy sessions much more enjoyable!

Sue treats my pain with a combination of hands-on massage, ultrasound treatment, hydrotherapy and muscle-strengthening exercises that I also do at home in between physiotherapy appointments. Before consulting Sue, I had never seen a physio who was able to treat my condition and relieve me of pain, and for this reason I trust her entirely. I would definitely recommend Sue to anyone who is seeking high-quality physiotherapy care and treatment.

My family and I have all received physiotherapy treatment from Sue Pearson over a period of many years. This has included treatment for our severely disabled daughter, who has cerebral palsy, and for my husband following major knee surgery. Also regular rehabilitation for our sons following biking injuries and subsequent surgery!

Sue’s physiotherapy has always proved to be of the highest standard at all times and she is very highly regarded by all family members. She has an excellent medical knowledge allowing her to both diagnose and treat the various problems we have presented her with.

In addition to her very clear natural ability as a physiotherapist, Sue also has a lovely personality which we all agree has been hugely important to reduce the stress and aid recovery following surgery.

I first engaged Sue on returning home following a serious ski accident and emergency re-constructive knee surgery in France. We started on what turned out to be over a 2 year journey. Due to the seriousness of my injury progress sometimes seemed slow but Sue always kept me going - setting new goals and always working on new, inventive, treatments and exercises. Having been an athlete for many years I desperately wanted to get fit again - I felt too young to be an invalid. At the 6 month point I saw my NHS consultant who thought my progress was good and not much more could be expected. Sue did not agree and we returned for a second visit. Sue attended with me and made the case for further treatment. Sadly the NHS was not convinced - I could walk - and work - so the pain and immobility was fine by them.

Undeterred, Sue stepped up the regime and put me in touch with a private specialist. Sue was absolutely convinced we should not give up and that I could have a much better recovery. The private specialist agreed and I had further surgery (covered by medical insurance). Sue then again stepped up the physio and pushed me to the limit (and beyond some days). 13 months after the accident Sue had made my leg strong enough to enable me to join the gym. 4 years later and I rarely need to see Sue now - I'm running again, boxing 2 or 3 times a week and am probably fitter than I was 20 years ago.

The recovery sounds quite simple but it wasn't. Sue added so much more than 'just' her professional Physiotherapy skills. She didn't just treat the injury - she treated me as a patient and a whole person. On the days when I wanted to give up she gave me the spirit and the energy to keep going. Not only this but she helped support my family too by talking about my progress, what to expect, and things they could do to help (all with my knowledge and permission of course). I truly believe that if Sue had not pushed me to pursue the level of recovery I have, I would have believed the NHS doctors, and given up, barely able to bend my leg. My recovery has been long and very hard work but Sue was with me every step of the way. I cannot commend her professionalism, her support, her hard work and dedication to her patients enough

I have known Sue Pearson for over 10 years - initially meeting through our local running club. My husband is an avid fell runner and has called upon Sue’s expertise many times! Without her advice and treatment I would never have got round my first ever marathon in 2007.

Sue is a highly trusted physiotherapist. You always do as she says – Sue knows best! She is understanding, thoughtful, encouraging and caring at the same time as giving exceptional diagnosis and treatment.

Sue is a true professional and I carry her cards with me always ready to recommend her.