Susie Kiddle is an Occupational Therapist and Catastrophic Case Manager with over twenty years of clinical experience, specialising in adult neurological rehabilitation and complex care. Her practice is centred on acquired and progressive neurological conditions, providing a strong foundation for the coordination of rehabilitation, care and long-term functional outcomes in catastrophic injury cases.

Susie has extensive experience managing adults with complex presentations including traumatic brain injury, stroke, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, motor neurone disease and dementia. She is highly skilled in addressing cognitive impairment, fatigue, behavioural presentation and psychological factors alongside physical rehabilitation, enabling a comprehensive and clinically grounded approach to case management.

Her approach is structured, outcome-focused and client-centred, combining detailed functional assessment with coordinated multidisciplinary input. She works across home, workplace and community environments, delivering holistic rehabilitation plans that support independence, reduce long-term dependency and enable sustainable outcomes. Her work includes vocational rehabilitation, environmental risk management, major adaptations and complex equipment provision.

Susie brings significant leadership experience, having led therapy teams across community and inpatient services, alongside delivering clinical supervision, service development and outcome measurement frameworks. This provides a strong foundation for managing complex litigation cases requiring clarity, structure and accountability in care coordination.

Her practice is underpinned by advanced clinical reasoning and extensive experience across NHS, social care and independent settings, ensuring rehabilitation pathways are both clinically robust and practically deliverable.

Specialisms

• Traumatic brain injury
• Mid head injury/concussion
• Hypoxia/anoxia
• Infections affecting the brain
• Dementia, MND
• Complex orthopaedic/MSK conditions
• Paraplegia & Tetraplegia
• Athetoid & dystonic cerebral palsy
• Quadriplegia
• Dyskinetic cerebral palsy
• Progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP)
• Ataxic cerebral palsy
• Functional neurological disorders
• Tremors
• Degenerative neurological diseases
• Genetic neurological disorders
• Peripheral nerve injuries (upper and lower limb)
• Visual sensory impairment
• Anxiety, Mood, Personality disorders and PTSD
• Learning difficulties/developmental disabilities
• Palliative care
• Respiratory conditions

Age Group


• Adults

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