Suzie Mudge

Suzie, a neuro physiotherapist, earned her Masters of Health Science (MHSc) from AUT University in 1999 and a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) from the University of Auckland in 2009. With a focus on retraining walking, especially in everyday environments (her PhD topic), Suzie possesses diverse clinical and research interests. Her expertise extends to retraining walking and balance for individuals with stroke, spinal cord injury, and brain injury. Additionally, Suzie has expertise in the use of electrical stimulation and body weight supported treadmill training, commonly used in the clinic. She also holds experience in vestibular rehabilitation.

As the director of Neuro Rehab Results, Suzie not only oversees daily practice management but also maintains an active clinical caseload. She serves on the board of trustees for Mobility Dogs, an organisation dedicated to training service dogs for individuals with physical disabilities. Suzie contributes to functional assessments, streamlining dog training to meet recipients’ specific needs.

Furthermore, Suzie plays a role in organising and teaching various clinical courses in neuro rehabilitation. She holds an academic position at AUT University, actively engaging in health research.

In her leisure time, Suzie is passionate about restoring the environment by planting native trees. She also enjoys activities such as swimming, reading, and cooking.