Meet our team

Sophie Peachey - Director
I graduated from St.Thomas' Hospital in 1990 and have since worked extensively in the NHS and private sector. I believe in an integrated 'hands on' approach to physiotherapy treatment with a keen emphasis on posture, muscle imbalance and personalised exercise programmes. I have completed postgraduate training in acupuncture and may use this as part of my treatment to enhance pain relief. I am a member of the AACP. I have wide experience in treating both spinal problems and other joint issues, including sports injuries. My overall aim is to reduce your pain and restore function so that you can fully enjoy your hobbies and sport.

Diane Watkins - Director
I graduated from St.Thomas' Hospital in 1982 and worked for 8 years in the NHS before working overseas in Australia, the Middle East and the USA. I worked for 2 years in industry and have worked in the private sector since 1993. I have been a member of the team here since 2001 and a partner since 2003. I have gained postgraduate diplomas in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and acupuncture and am a member of the AACP and MACP. I have a very hands on approach to treating all muscle and joint problems. I will use a combination of therapies to help improve pain relief and overall to restore full function to the body.

Fraser Littlejohn
I completed my Bachelor of Physiotherapy in New Zealand at Otago University in 2005. Since then I have worked in private practice, and also with various sports teams and on a skifield. My personal interests are in sports and spinal injuries, post-operative rehabilitation, and muscle balance/biomechanics. I use manual therapy and exercise prescription to rehabilitate my patients and aim to prevent further injuries occurring.

Graham Pemberton
I graduated in 2004 from the University of East London. I have always been interested in musculoskeletal physiotherapy since before starting my training. Helping patients achieve their individual goals is extremely satisfying, and using a combination of treatments such as joint mobilisations, soft tissue release, acupuncture, electrotherapy and exercises is a good way to achieve this. I also believe that explanation of the problem and treatment is fundamental in achieving these goals. Since qualifying, I have worked in the NHS on a full time basis, and I have worked at Farnham since 2009 as an associate on a part time basis. Outside of work I enjoy hiking, cycling and golf.