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Lynne Linton11:56 12 Jun 19Sarah, thank you so much for seeing me so quickly. Will see you after my op for more treatment
Alice Monk11:29 04 Jun 19Sarah carried out a bespoke workshop on back care for a corporate client and has received great feedback. She was professional and courteous throughout the process and we wouldn't hesitate to use her again.
Shirley Brooks14:44 21 Jun 18Sarah is a superb Physio. I have seen her on a number of occasions with back/neck pains and more recently severe migraines. Sarah manage to resolve all of my problems and get me set with exercises to follow up with. Always professional and kind. Shirley
Jonathan Kerr18:43 20 Jun 18I had Sarah’s services recommended to me after having on going neck issues. Sarah undertook a course of treatment that was able to fit in around my cycling even highlighting exercises I could do when on my bike!! Or when stopped. My neck is now much better and would and do recommend United Health to people with physio needs.
Simon Bennett09:42 07 Mar 18I engaged Sarah at United Health following a protracted process with my GP and Consultant around pain in my lumber spine. Sarah's thorough process from initial consultation to focused treatment helped quickly identify and improve my symptoms. The service Sarah delivers is first rate, very professional but also very personal, she is very much focused on resolving your issue.I would not hesitate in recommending her to anyone seeking Physiotherapy services.
Monthly Archives: September 2013
Deal Physiotherapy: Marathon training tips
For marathon running there are lots of schedules around and everyone you talk to has an opinion. However here are some suggestions which are generally accepted; (1) Have a schedule for 3 months before the race. (2) Run 2 sessions … Continue reading
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Marathon training – common injuries and reasons they occur
‘The big three’ The three most common issues for runners are; 1. Runner’s knee or Iliotibial friction syndrome (ITB). It is an inflammation of the fat pad/ perosteum/distal ITB tendon. It presents as a gradual increase in pain during running, … Continue reading
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