Your body is the most important part of your partnership with your horse and with life.

Whether you’re recovering from injury, addressing long-term stiffness, or simply staying proactive about your health, Sue Palmer brings many years of physiotherapy experience to help you move with comfort and confidence

Physiotherapy may help to:

- Alleviate pain and discomfort

- Restore or maintain mobility
- Improve strength, posture, and coordination
- Prevent injury and support long-term well-being
- Aid recovery from musculoskeletal issues

Sue offers evidence-informed, personalised care, including assessment, manual therapy, exercise prescription, and ongoing rehabilitation. Her clinic offers a calm, welcoming space where you can feel heard, supported, and empowered to move forward at your own pace.

Many of her clients come for physiotherapy as part of their healthy lifestyle, to maintain mobility, balance, and resilience as they age or stay active in sport.

“Physiotherapy is most powerful when used proactively, not just to recover, but to stay well.”

Conditions & goals supported

Back, neck, shoulder, hip, knee, hand or foot pain
Movement restrictions, stiffness or postural issues
Sports and work-related strains
Recovery after injury or surgery
Ongoing maintenance and support to prevent recurrence

Sue’s care is always tailored to you, practical, realistic, and grounded in science. Her goal is to help you move better, feel stronger, and stay active doing what you love.
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Professional Standards & Registration

As a Chartered Physiotherapist (MCSP) and HCPC-registered practitioner, Sue adheres to the highest professional and ethical standards in UK physiotherapy.

This means her training, ongoing learning, and clinical practice are continually assessed to ensure safe, effective, evidence-based care.

Her memberships include:

HCPC (Health & Care Professions Council) - the statutory regulator for physiotherapists

CSP (Chartered Society of Physiotherapy) - demonstrating commitment to professional excellence and continued development

“Physiotherapy blends science and sensitivity. The research gives us knowledge, but listening gives us understanding.”

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