SUSAN GODFREY MCSP MMACP
REGISTERED WITH THE HEALTH PROFESSIONS COUNCIL

Since qualifying as a Chartered Physiotherapist in 1985 Susan has worked in the NHS, in major teaching hospitals and the private sector both in the UK and abroad. After further studies Susan gained a post-graduate qualification in musculoskeletal medicine, which she now uses to teach other physiotherapists as well as enhance her own clinical skills. Clinically, Susan specialises in the treatment of musculoskeletal conditions, such as back and neck pain and sports injuries. Susan has been involved in the treatment of sports injuries at both amateur and professional level.

Susan moved to Brockham five years ago and enjoys working in the area; building close relationships with the local doctors and their patients and tending to her allotment. Appointments can be either in her Dorking clinic, or a home visit can be arranged, if it is more convenient.

What is Physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy can help you overcome injuries and disease by correcting and improving the body’s own natural healing mechanisms, allowing you to return to a normal lifestyle after a period of incapacity or injury.

Initial consultation includes taking your medical history, a clinical examination and the agreement of a treatment plan. Treatment may include a range of techniques including passive joint mobilisation, muscle/tissue release/massage, electrotherapy such as Ultrasound and exercise prescription.

Conditions that can be helped by Physiotherapy:

• Spinal problems – prolapsed discs, facet joint, degeneration, ‘sciatica’, stiff back/neck
• Joint problems – arthritis, acute sprains, shoulder dislocation, pain/stiffness in any joint
• Injuries to muscle/ligament/cartilage/tendon
• ‘Whiplash’ from car accident
• Work related pain/stiffness from workstation design
• Post-surgical rehabilitation – After joint replacements/ general surgery
• Fractures – rehabilitation to return to full function
• Pregnancy related back pain
• Neurological conditions – stroke/head injury/Parkinson’s disease
• Chest conditions – acute infections/chronic airway disease
• Paediatrics – neurological/orthopaedic conditions
• Circulatory conditions – cardiac rehabilitation/wound care

How to book an appointment
It is always advisable to seek treatment as soon as possible

Early treatment can mean a quick recovery with less time off work, or away from leisure activities

Daytime and evening appointments, including weekends are available

Susan is covered by all major health insurance providers

If going through insurance inform your insurer prior to treatment and Susan can bill them directly

No GP referral is necessary however check with your insurer if you intend to make a claim. With your consent, Susan will inform your GP of all treatment undertaken

Contact Susan for advice on making an appointment by calling the numbers at the top of the page

July 2006

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