Lisa Grier
Lisa Grier is the Manager and head Veterinary Physiotherapist at Synergy. She is a Masters qualified Veterinary Physiotherapist, Level 7, with over 8 years experience working locally as Animals In Motion, Equine and Canine Vet Physio prior to Synergy and holds some of the highest qualifications in the industry. She is also an FEI approved vet physio and a proud member of RAMP, NAVP and CHA. This ensures we keep up to date with training and new developments in the industry, ensuring your pet receives the gold standard of care.
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She has an extensive knowledge of both physiotherapy and hydrotherapy, with a particular passion for post-operative rehabilitation for orthopaedic and neurological conditions as well as improving performance of competition and working dogs.
Katie Hurrell
Katie Hurrell has a keen interest in canine hydrotherapy and the benefits it provides our pets, so in 2019 she completed her Level 3 certificate in Small Animal Hydrotherapy alongside her Veterinary Physiotherapy Masters qualification. Katie is a proud member of RAMP, NAVP & CHA, keeping up to date with training and new developments in the industry, ensuring your pet receives the gold standard of care.
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Katie has a particular interest in post-operative rehabilitation, as well as the maintenance of long-term conditions such as osteoarthritis, maintaining strength and joint range of motion to improve quality of life.
Fran Finan
Fran Finan is incredibly passionate about her career, having studied her level 3 and then level 5 hydrotherapy diploma, becoming an advanced practitioner in hydrotherapy registered with the CHA.
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She is incredibly passionate because of her love for dogs and the quality of life they deserve. She will ensure every dog that comes through the clinic's doors receives the gold standard of care with the best outcome possible, and being realistic with these outcomes. Always being honest about the information and advising / giving options for you making sure any concerns are heard and that your session is tailor made for your dog. No dog is too much or too difficult, every dog has an opportunity to get the best treatment.
Maisie Marsh
Maisie is a level 7 Masters qualified Veterinary Physiotherapist qualified in 2022 also with her level 3 and 4 hydrotherapy with advanced treadmill.
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Maisie is passionate about rehabilitating neurological conditions and being able to return a dog back to doing what they love. She has previously worked for Dogs Trust where her passion for behaviour started. She has always been drawn to helping dogs with behaviour issues, especially as behaviour and pain often go hand in hand.
Amy Sargeant
Amy is a level 7 Masters Qualified Veterinary physiotherapist, having qualified in 2023, also with her level 3 and 4 certificates in hydrotherapy with advance underwater treadmill and is a member of IRVAP.
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Amy has keen interest in post operative rehabilitation and neurological cases as well as maintenance for arthritic animals. She is particularly passionate about furthering the rehabilitation of cats, which so often gets overlooked.