Lauren is one of our most experienced physiotherapists, having worked within the NHS and private sector for over 17 years. With a passion for women’s health, she has used the latter half of her career to specialise in pelvic health. She is also trained in acupuncture, is a Pilates instructor with the Australian Physiotherapy and Pilates Institute, and as a Health Coach with the College of Naturopathic Medicine.

Lauren is committed to keeping fit and healthy. She has swum and played lacrosse competitively in the past. She goes to the gym regularly, enjoys cycling and hiking and practices what she preaches with regular Pilates and Yoga. Lauren’s commitment to well-being empowers her clients as she strives to ensure each has the knowledge, resources, inspiration and support to facilitate their recovery, make ongoing healthy lifestyle choices, and enjoying life to the full!

Katy developed a passion for both musculoskeletal and pelvic health physiotherapy early on in her career and has trained extensively in both.

Katy strives to help her patients achieve their sport and exercise goals and has a particular passion for the return to running process. Katy’s empathy shines through in her goal-oriented and individualised approach to treatment.

Katy is particularly motivated by the resilience, courage and strength of her pelvic health clients and their decision to prioritise themselves, often for the first time in a long time! She is a kind and empathetic practitioner with the special ability to put her clients at ease and give them hope when they are at their most vulnerable.

Edel is the Clinical Lead at LETO

As well as extensive musculoskeletal and pelvic health experience, Edel holds a Professional Postgraduate Diploma in Obstetrics and Gynaecology from The Royal College of Physicians of Ireland – a qualification only held by a handful of pelvic health physiotherapists in the world.

Not only is Edel an expert in her field, but she also clearly loves what she does, which is a powerful and unstoppable combo! A career woman and a mother of two young boys, Edel understands first-hand the various challenges women face in prioritising their own health and wellbeing. She strives to educate and empower women to recognise their bodies, take charge of their wellbeing and accept nothing but the best when it comes to their care.

“If you know, you know”. And this couldn’t ring more true when it comes to Gerard’s massage skills. Having joined our team in January 2024, Gerard has earned somewhat of a cult following, and with the opening of Jesse’s House, we are thrilled to have the opportunity to offer his services to it’s members.

With the bonus of osteopathy training to complement his massage, Gerard really does have a magic touch. An outstanding runner himself (we are talking a recent London Marathon time of 2hrs 32 minutes!), he loves helping athletes prepare and recover from events but equally enjoys applying his craft to treat recurrent niggles, desk workers and mothers (expectant and new) alike.

Outside of his massage work Gerard is studying to become an athletic trainer and works with young athletes to.

Sara is a keen runner and cyclist who firmly believes in the importance of massage for the wellbeing of muscles AND mind.

Sara qualified as a soft tissue therapist level 5 at the Institute of Sport and Remedial Massage (ISRM), the highest sports massage qualification available in the UK. She has also trained in dry needling, dry cupping, Indian head massage and pregnancy and labour massage.

Sara has a beautiful energy and a caring personality. Her kindness, passion, and helpfulness are ever-present, and she establishes a wonderful rapport with her clients.

Sara is also a qualified reflexologist, which she can incorporate into her treatments. She is currently studying craniosacral therapy and manual maxillofacial therapy.