About Lucy
Lucy has worked across both NHS and private practice, supporting people recovering from injury, surgery and long-term musculoskeletal conditions.
Her clinical experience spans a wide range of areas, including sports injuries, musculoskeletal pain and trauma and orthopaedics. Alongside her clinic work, she has provided pitch-side care for Marlborough Rugby Club, assessing injuries, supporting players and helping them return safely to sport.
Her background within NHS trauma and orthopaedic services has given her a strong understanding of complex injuries and post-surgical rehabilitation. She regularly supports patients recovering from procedures such as knee replacements, shoulder stabilisation surgery and ankle fractures, as well as those managing longer-term conditions affecting movement and function.
Lucy takes a down-to-earth, person-centred approach. She believes recovery is not only about treating the injury itself, but also about helping people feel confident and capable again. Her aim is to support patients in regaining strength, movement and trust in their body so they can return to the activities that matter to them.
How Lucy can help
Lucy supports patients with a wide range of musculoskeletal injuries and movement-related conditions. Physiotherapy is commonly used to help with joint and muscle pain, sports injuries, post-surgical rehabilitation and recovery following trauma such as falls or twists.
She is particularly well placed to support people recovering from ligament injuries, joint dislocations, fractures and tendon problems, as well as those managing conditions such as lower back pain, sciatica, shoulder instability, knee pain and arthritis. Her work also suits individuals who are finding it difficult to return to sport or activity after injury, or who are dealing with longer-term pain affecting movement and daily life.
Lucy also works closely with athletes and active individuals, supporting safe return to training and competition through structured rehabilitation and clear guidance.
How Lucy works
Lucy takes a structured and person-centred approach to physiotherapy. She begins by understanding how pain, injury or surgery is affecting movement, function and confidence, looking beyond the immediate area of symptoms to the wider mechanics of the body.
Treatment may include hands-on physiotherapy, rehabilitation exercises and practical advice to support recovery and reduce the risk of recurrence. Her focus is on creating a clear, progressive plan that helps patients rebuild strength, mobility and confidence over time.
Where appropriate, she works closely with the wider team at Marsh Physio Plus to ensure patients receive the most suitable combination of treatment, rehabilitation and ongoing support.
What to expect
At your first appointment, Lucy will take time to understand your symptoms, injury history and activity goals before carrying out a detailed physical assessment. This helps build a clear picture of what is contributing to the problem and how best to approach treatment.
Sessions are tailored to the individual and may include hands-on treatment, exercise-based rehabilitation and guidance on activity, training and recovery between appointments.
Lucy’s approach is supportive and practical, helping patients understand their injury, feel confident in their recovery and progress safely back to their usual activities.
Training and qualifications
BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy
Experience across NHS and private practice
Specialist experience in trauma and orthopaedic rehabilitation
Pitch-side Rugby care provider
