Sue Sibley

Qualification: BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy 2005 from University of Hertfordshire

Field of practice: Neurophysiotherapy, physical and learning disabilities, elderly care

Memberships: Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP), Association of Chartered Physiotherapists Interested in Neurology (ACPIN), Association of Chartered Physiotherapists Working with Older People (AGILE), Association of Chartered Physiotherapists for People with Learning Disabilities (ACPPLD)

Having trained across a wide range of clinical areas, I developed an early interest in neurological physiotherapy. I gained invaluable experience working in specialist units with people affected by both congenital and acquired neurological conditions, including stroke, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy and acquired brain injury.

I later moved into specialist care homes, promoting long-term rehabilitation for a wide range of residents, including people with complex physical and learning disabilities. This reinforced my belief in person-centred rehabilitation that supports independence, function and quality of life. I continue to support patients both in the clinic and, where appropriate, in their own homes.

At the heart of my work is helping people achieve their fullest potential, whatever their ability. I firmly believe that rehabilitation and recovery do not have a time limit, and that meaningful improvement is always worth striving for. I take a holistic approach to treatment and remain committed to ongoing professional development.

Outside of work, I enjoy running in the countryside with my two dogs, spending time with my grandchildren and attending the occasional festival. I also have a strong interest in animal and environmental welfare and actively support causes close to my heart.