Driscoll Therapy

02/03/2026

Good luck to everyone competing at Crufts from all of us at the Driscoll Therapy team! We hope you have an amazing time and don’t forget to enjoy a bit of shopping too 🐶🥰

24/02/2026

✨Case Study✨

Morris was referred to us following a disc extrusion and hemilaminectomy surgery. A condition commonly seen in Dachshunds due to the breed’s predisposition to intervertebral disc disease (IVDD), where disc material presses on the spinal cord and can cause pain, weakness, and loss of mobility.

When Morris first arrived, he had significant muscle loss, increased heat and inflammation through his back, poor core strength, reduced coordination, and a pronounced arch in his spine.

Fast forward to today: Morris has developed strong muscle in his hind limbs, his posture has improved, inflammation has resolved, and his overall strength and endurance have also improved, allowing him to stand and walk for longer periods. 💪🏻

We have loved supporting Morris throughout his physiotherapy journey and are incredibly proud of his progress 🐶

22/02/2026

Yesterday we celebrated 1 amazing year of working together as a team at Driscoll! 🥳🎉🐶.

We truly love what we do, and we’re so grateful to everyone for your continued support. 💙💙

15/02/2026

⭐️Meet the team⭐️- Zuco

Official title: Head of Morale & Senior Cuddle Therapist.

Zuco is Steph’s dog and our most essential team member. He attends training days to assist with demonstrations (mainly by supervising and judging our technique), and according to Diana, he gives the best cuddles, a skill he takes very seriously. When he’s not boosting staff wellbeing or stealing the spotlight, Zuco can be found managing sofa space at home with Steph and generally getting up to no good. 🐶

11/02/2026

⭐️Meet the team⭐️- Emma

Emma grew up on a smallholding, which sparked her lifelong passion for working with animals. She worked in veterinary practice for five years and qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse in 2023. In her role at Driscoll Therapy, Emma supports owners and their pets from initial enquiries through to ongoing treatment, always prioritising the comfort and wellbeing of every patient.

Outside of work, Emma loves exploring new places in her self-converted campervan and sharing endless cuddles with her very handsome tabby cat, Ralph.

09/02/2026

⭐️Meet the team⭐️- Diana

Diana is a qualified veterinary physiotherapist and canine hydrotherapist, holding an integrated Master’s degree in Veterinary Physiotherapy from Writtle University College, as well as Level 3 and Level 4 qualifications in hydrotherapy. She has been part of the Driscoll Therapy team for the past year and brings over 10 years of hands-on experience working with dogs and horses, across a variety of professional settings.

Some of her background includes working with behaviourally assessed and police-referred dogs, including those with bite histories. Diana also works at Hills Canine Rehabilitation in Buckinghamshire three days a week, as a physiotherapist and hydrotherapist, seeing an average of 40 dogs per week across her two roles. She has a particular interest in orthopaedic rehabilitation both on land and in the water.

08/02/2026

⭐️Meet the team⭐️- Steph

Steph is the founder and Veterinary Physiotherapist at Driscoll Therapy. She established Driscoll Therapy nearly 10 years ago as a human therapist, treating riders and athletes while studying veterinary physiotherapy. After completing her MSc in Veterinary Physiotherapy, she transitioned from human to animal practice and now specialises in canine physiotherapy.

Steph balances her clinical work from Monday to Wednesday with lecturing during the remainder of the week at the University of Nottingham Veterinary School. She primarily teaches on the Veterinary Physiotherapy Master’s degree and also educates veterinary professionals on physiotherapy. In addition to her role at Nottingham, she is a Fellow of Higher Education and has lectured at Writtle University as part of their clinical teaching team.

29/01/2026

Meet the Driscoll Therapy Team 👋

We’re re-introducing ourselves! Stay tuned as we introduce ourselves a little more over the next few days! ❤️🐶

Steph, Diana, Emma & Zuco

19/01/2026

It’s been a busy start to 2026, thank you for keeping us so busy! 🐾 We’ve loved being back doing what we love most: helping your dogs feel their very best 🐶🐾

Driscoll Therapy Team 💛

23/12/2025

14/12/2025

As the year comes to an end, we want to thank all our wonderful clients, both two-legged and four-legged 🐶. If we’ve helped your dog this year, we’d be so grateful if you could leave us a review. Your support means the world to our small business. ❤️🐾

https://g.page/r/Cf-722T_xpnNEAE/review

11/12/2025

🎄 Christmas Closure Notice 🎄

We’ll be taking a festive break from 24th December and will reopen on 5th January. During this time, we won’t be checking emails, messages, calls or voicemails as the Driscoll Therapy team takes a much-needed rest to recharge for an exciting year ahead ✨

As we wrap up 2025, we want to say the biggest thank you for trusting us to support your dogs (and a few horses too!). What a year it’s been…a brand new clinic, and the wonderful Diana and Emma joining the team ❤️

From celebrating Crufts qualifications, to helping dogs take their very first steps again in the clinic, we’ve shared some incredible moments with you all. We’re truly grateful for every single one.

We’re looking forward to welcoming you over the next two weeks before we close for the holidays…and to everything 2026 has in store 💙🐾