Bridget qualified as a Physiotherapist in 2005 from the University of Birmingham, beginning her career within the NHS in Hertfordshire before joining Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust in London as a Senior Physiotherapist.

Driven by a lifelong passion for animals and performance, she went on to complete a Masters in Veterinary Physiotherapy at the Royal Veterinary College in 2011. Bridget then joined Anna Johnson & Associates, working with elite equine athletes while continuing her human physiotherapy work near Harley Street, London.

In 2015, Bridget relocated to Bath, UK, where she became a Physiotherapy Team Lead for Nuffield Health, the nation’s largest healthcare charity, while establishing her own Equine Physiotherapy practice dedicated to supporting top-level competition horses.

As an FEI Permitted Equine Therapist, Bridget has provided physiotherapy support at numerous international events worldwide, working both with her private clients, including world-leading event riders, and with the United States Equestrian Federation.

Today, Bridget is part of British Equestrian’s athlete support team, delivering equine physiotherapy for national squads at home and abroad, including the GB Para Dressage Team at the European Championships.

Her passion lies in optimising equestrian performance through a multidisciplinary, holistic approach that brings together expertise from across veterinary and human physiotherapy.

When she’s not supporting elite athletes, Bridget is happily occupied trying to keep her two young children away from ponies!