Louise Bone
Senior Older Person’s Physiotherapist
MCSP · BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy · Qualified 2013, Bournemouth University
Louise moved from hospital neurology into community rehabilitation on purpose. She believes progress towards goals that actually matter happens in someone’s own home, not on a ward.
Louise’s specialisms
Additional training and skills
About Louise
Louise qualified from Bournemouth University in 2013 and began her career in an acute hospital, working across an unusually wide range of settings — A&E and admission avoidance wards, intensive care, trauma and orthopaedics, respiratory, musculoskeletal, stroke, and older people’s and medical wards.
Her interest in rehabilitation took her to Southampton, where she worked across both inpatient and community neurological rehabilitation. That led her into private rehabilitation services and then into private community-based work, which is where she is now — because seeing someone in their own home is where the meaningful goals actually get met.
In practice that means she can help reduce falls risk, manage spasticity, advise on splinting, review and design positioning plans for comfort, and build exercise programmes that move towards goals you have agreed together.
Outside work Louise spends her time with family and her animals — which has led somewhere unusual. She is currently working towards an MSc in Veterinary Physiotherapy.
Where Louise visits
Louise also visits Stockbridge, North Baddesley and the villages around them. If your town is not listed, call us — we very often cover it.
Common questions
Does Louise provide neurological physiotherapy at home in Southampton?
Yes. Louise provides neurological physiotherapy in your own home across Southampton, Salisbury, Romsey, Winchester and the surrounding area. No GP referral is needed, and we aim to offer same-week appointments wherever possible. Call 07384 590177 to arrange a visit.
Can Louise help with spasticity, casting and splinting?
Yes — this is her particular area. Louise has completed training in spasticity management and casting, so she can assess tone, advise on splinting, and design positioning plans that make someone more comfortable and easier to care for. It is specialist work that is often hard to access outside a hospital, and she does it in your own home.
What is Pilates-based neurological rehabilitation?
It adapts Pilates principles — controlled movement, core stability and breathing — for people with neurological impairment. Louise has trained specifically in adapting this approach for neurological client groups, and uses it alongside conventional rehabilitation rather than instead of it.
Arrange a visit with Louise
Call our Clinical Director for a free, no-obligation conversation. She will listen to your situation, tell you honestly whether we can help, and match you with the right specialist.
Louise Bone
SENIOR NEUROLOGICAL PHYSIOTHERAPIST
MCSP BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy
Locations Covered: Romsey - Salisbury - Amesbury - Southampton - Downton - Stockbridge - Winchester - Hythe - Totton - North Baddesley - Eastleigh - Chandler’s Ford - Hedge End - Portsmouth
HCPC Registered - CSP Registered - DBS Enhanced
Louise Qualified from Bournemouth University in 2013 and proceeded to commence working life in an acute hospital. After working across a range of setting including A&E and admission avoidance wards, Intensive Care units, Trauma and Orthopaedic, Respiratory, Musculoskeletal, Stroke and Older Persons and Medical wards.
Louise’s passion for rehabilitation moved her to Southampton where she worked across both inpatient and community neurological rehabilitation settings. This led her into private rehabilitation services, and now working within private community-based rehabilitation. Louise’s desire for individuals to maximise their life opportunities and gain progress towards meaningful goals is best completed within the home environment.
Louise has completed training in Pilates based rehabilitation, including with a particular focus on adapting to neurologically impaired client groups. Additional courses include spasticity management and casting, as well as vestibular rehabilitation. Louise is able to to support clients to reduce risk of falls, managing their spasticity, advise on splinting, review and devise positioning plans to support comfort as well as complete exercise programs to progress towards collaborative goals.
Outside of work Louise enjoys spending time with family and her animals, which in turn led her to working towards her Veterinary Physiotherapy MSc.
Louise is a specialist neurological physiotherapist providing home visits in Southampton, Romsey and Salisbury for individuals with neurological conditions.
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