who I am
Since establishing my practice in 2007, my journey as a therapist has become deeply rooted in the study of the brain, movement, and creativity. I am constantly curious by how neuroscience and bodywork can empower people to move better, balance better and see better, the world becomes huge.
My interests extend to the art world—particularly sculpture and visual arts—which shapes my approach to therapy with creativity, curiosity, and a unique perspective on movement and posture. I am committed to working with people of all ages and backgrounds, from teenagers to octogenarians, whether you’re exploring movement for the first time, returning to your favourite activities, or looking for proactive strategies for lasting wellbeing.
Meet Sue Glasgow
Welcome—I’m Sue Glasgow, an integrative bodywork therapist, applied neuroscience student, and practicing artist. My enduring curiosity about how the body and brain communicate guides my approach: I’m always exploring new ways to help people move and feel better.
how I help
Whether you’re looking to recover from injury, prevent falls, improve balance or simply enjoy your favourite activities with less worry, my integrative approach supports you to move, live, and prepare for life’s challenges—no matter your age, ability or athleticism
Inclusive
You are very much part of the process of any treatment plan. doing something together rather than having something done to you facilitates a deeper connection to any debilitating nervous system patterns, aches or pains.
Awareness
The breakthrough moment? When clients feel it: that shift from tension to balance, from restriction to ease. That's when everything clicks. The body does not work in isolation everything starts and ends with the brain.
Integration
Your brain integrates input from three key systems—visual, vestibular, and proprioceptive—to create motor output. When these systems work in harmony, you move well, balance well and see well. I help map this integration for your unique needs.
interested in my services?
We work together to unravel the puzzle that may be causing you pain, discomfort or limited movement. Why not start your journey of self-awareness and really find out so much more about your nervous system – how your body and brain are working together. Book your massage, ask about integrating vision & balance tools, try a fascia movement session or get in touch to chat about your options