The Basics

I am a Chartered Physiotherapist based in Liverpool. And, no surprises, I love animals. 

I started out in the human field, having spent 8 years post qualification (University of Nottingham, 2015) working within the NHS across a variety of areas, including: musculoskeletal, respiratory and neurology.

Now working within the Veterinary field, this experience has been invaluable. It has helped me to develop a critical eye for normal and abnormal movement patterns, effective treatment techniques, and practical exercise programmes; experience I bring to every patient.

I do, however, continue to treat human clients privately and for the NHS on a part-time basis, specialising in neurology and neuro-rehabilitation.

I have worked with a variety of patients, from rehabilitating a competitive sport horse to an elderly Labrador with arthritis.

Since obtaining a distinction in my Post Graduate Diploma in Veterinary Physiotherapy at the University of Liverpool, I have worked with a variety of different patients; including everything from rehabilitating competitive sport horses, to post-surgical agility dogs and an elderly Labrador with arthritis.

I have always had an incredible affinity with animals, having ridden horses since a young age. I still do, and have a very much young-at-heart 32 year old horse who still teaches me a thing or two!

I have also been blessed with a number of  characterful dogs of varying breeds and backgrounds.

To all my pets, past and present, thank you for everything you taught me.