I travelled a long way to go see this doctor, to have him not work with me. Just asked me where the…read morepain was without me being able to talk about how the trauma happened for my injury, kept telling me to stop talking and just let him know where it hurts. I felt this was very unprofessional especially since he had a student with him and he is showing this student that its okay to be that rude to the patient. I didn't feel at all comfortable and I felt like my word on my injury didn't matter, which makes it even harder for me to trust more practitioners. Will not be returning to use physio facilities or finish my results.

I don't know how to reach Paul Wright now, but I hope he sees this review. In the mid-1990s, he…read moreresected some of the posterior horn of my medial meniscus. It was a nasty tear (I watched the movie after). And 30 years later, I am still skiing, playing full-court basketball, running on pavement, and enjoying karate, in my early 60s. When we met, you had sailed into the examination room with such confidence that I thought: 'This guy is like a Texan." You had swagger and such a cheerful, positive way. Thank-you, sir, for paying attention in school and thereafter! I remain so grateful. Alan de Chezet, Nelson, BC.