Sue specialises in Clinical Sports Massage and fascial release to refine and tune sports men and women so that each muscle can function to its optimum level. 

This improves performance, relieves conditions such as tendonitis, scarring, ITB problems, adhesions and many other injuries as well as improving stength, flexibility, injury prevention and range of movement. 

Translating her work constantly from sports people to everyday aches and pains for people from all walks of life and all ages from a few days old and upwards. Sue constantly strives to get to the cause of the problem as well as relieving your symptoms. The first visit will begin with and assessment and history to see if she is the right person for your problem. If she feels she can help she will give treatment, always explaining and also advising on how to treat yourself whenever possible. 

Active rehabilitition rather than rest is always preferably as in injury prevention, both of these are also taught throughout. If she feels that the cause would be better treated by another practitioner she will suggest a suitable referral. 

Sue has worked for many years with people with disabilities and has run workshops to teach carers, physios and occupational therapists on how to use soft tissue release to improve syptoms, pain and range of movement. 

She has developed new techniques to relieve muscles in spasm and conditions such as Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson Disease and in particular, Cerebral Palsy have had great benefit from treatment. 

As any consultant or surgeon will tell you, scarring can become a big problem after surgery. Sue has worked for many years with post operative patients reducing the effects that scars can have on us both internally and externally. She will also show you how best to continue this work yourself, integrating this with rehabilitation treatments including exercise, to improve movement and comfort.