Meet Curtis Williamson
LEAD PHYSIOTHERAPIST
My aim is to provide physiotherapy that combines clinical expertise with personalised rehabilitation, objective testing and a friendly, approachable service.
My Background
I initially studied Sports Science at Liverpool John Moores University before completing my Physiotherapy degree at the University of Liverpool.
I have worked across both NHS and private practice, including experience with Nuffield Health.
My clinical experience covers a broad range of musculoskeletal conditions, from acute sports injuries and post-operative rehabilitation to persistent pain and general musculoskeletal problems.
A Different Approach to Rehabilitation
I believe rehabilitation should give you more than temporary symptom relief. It should help you understand your injury, build physical capacity and develop the confidence to return to the activities that matter to you.
Exercise is therefore a central part of my approach, supported where appropriate by manual therapy, education and other physiotherapy techniques.
I want patients to understand their rehabilitation rather than simply being told what exercises to do.
I'll explain what I find during your assessment, what it means, what we can do about it and what you can expect as you progress.
The goal is for you to leave each appointment knowing what we're working on, why we're doing it and what comes next.
Bringing High-Quality Rehabilitation to Everyday Patients
My experience working with objective testing and performance technology highlighted a gap between the rehabilitation available to elite athletes and what is typically accessible in traditional physiotherapy settings.
Renew Physiotherapy was created to help bridge that gap. You don't need to be an elite athlete to receive detailed assessment, structured rehabilitation and objective measurement.
Whether you're recovering from surgery, managing a persistent injury, returning to football or simply trying to move without pain, the same principles apply: understand the problem, establish clear goals, build capacity and measure progress.
Why Objective Testing is Important
I use objective testing because it adds value to the assessment and rehabilitation process. This can include dynamometry and force plate testing.
These measurements can help us:
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Establish a baseline
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Identify strength differences
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Monitor rehabilitation progress
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Set objective rehabilitation goals
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Inform return-to-sport decisions
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Measure changes over time
We can benchmark this data against normative values for your age, sex and sport, giving us immediate rehabilitation and performance goals.