About Us

Originally from Ireland, Edel graduated from Ulster University with a degree with honours in Physiotherapy. Edel also 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.

Edel relocated from Edinburgh this year where she had run her own successful pelvic health business for more than 12 years.

As well as extensive pelvic health experience, Edel has over 16 years of experience in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and professional sport including the Scottish Men’s National cricket team and the Northern Ireland Women’s National Football team.

She has undertaken extensive postgraduate training in pelvic health, diagnostic ultrasound, scar therapy, breast care, acupuncture and musculoskeletal and sports injuries and continues to participate in courses and training regularly to ensure she offers her clients the best possible evidence-based care and to remain at the forefront of her profession.

Not only is Edel an expert in her field, but she also clearly loves what she does, which is a powerful and unstoppable combo! Edel is determined to enhance the profile of pelvic health physiotherapy through her work. She wants all women to be able to access professional and highly specialised care specific for their needs, and all of life’s phases. 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 and wellbeing.

Edel is an affiliate member of the Association of Pelvic Obstetric and Gynaecological Physiotherapists (POGP) and a member 0f the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP). She is also a recommended practitioner for pelvic girdle pain through The Pelvic Partnership as well as a certified Mummy MOT® Practitioner and a Holistic Core Restore Coach®.

When Edel isn’t working she is being a mummy to her two young boys, seeking out the best coffee spots and exercising as she is a big fan of yoga and running.

Christine is a dedicated pelvic health physiotherapist focused on providing a warm, supportive approach to her patients. She specialises in a range of concerns, including pregnancy-related issues, bladder and bowel health, prolapse, and sexual wellbeing. With personal experience in neurodivergence and mental health, she emphasises neurodivergent-inclusive practices, which have been enhanced by her recent training with Neuro Births.

Christine has a background in contemporary dance, a Master’s degree in Biomedical Sciences, and a Doctorate in Physiotherapy. Christine’s desire to work in pelvic health physiotherapy started during her doctorate in physiotherapy after seeing the powerful impact pelvic health physiotherapy had on those experiencing symptoms of bladder and bowel dysfunction. Afterwards, she realised that she, too had been dealing with symptoms in silence. She uses this academic, personal and physiotherapeutic training to continually provide sessions that meet the needs and priorities of her clients.

During physiotherapy therapy sessions, Christine fosters a nurturing environment where trust and safety are paramount. She adopts a gentle approach honouring each patient’s unique boundaries and personal pace. By embracing a holistic approach, she addresses not only physical symptoms but also the emotional and social aspects of people’s lives, working through challenges and guiding people towards lasting recovery and overall wellness.

Outside of the clinic, she works as a health researcher. Her areas of interest include collaborating with communities to eliminate barriers to healthcare. She has experience in improving healthcare services, with a focus on the combined impact of long-term health conditions such as multiple sclerosis and HIV, on pelvic health care and anal cancer.

Christine holds memberships with the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists (CSP), the Pelvic, Obstetric, and Gynecology Physiotherapists (POGP), and is registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC).

Originally from South Africa, Lauren graduated in 2006 from Oxford Brookes University with a 1st class honours degree in Physiotherapy. She has since worked as a Senior Physiotherapist within the NHS, and also within the private sector for over 16 years.

Possessing a wide range of clinical skills, Lauren is trained in Acupuncture and has also trained with the Australian Physiotherapy and Pilates Institute since 2007, where she achieved her mat work instructor qualification.

Lauren is passionate about treating a variety of conditions, including those of upper and lower limbs as well as spinal injuries. She is particularly interested in sports injuries and post-operative rehabilitation as well as women’s health whereby she is trained through the POGP in treating female urinary incontinence, and prolapse, as well as ante-and post-natal. Over and above this, she is committed to her patient’s overall health and well-being, striving to improve their quality of life through encouraging healthy lifestyle choices. This is strengthened through her study in Health Coaching with the College of Naturopathic Medicine.

Lauren uses many treatment techniques to ensure optimal benefit for all her patients. Such treatments include acupuncture, soft tissue work, joint manual therapy, taping, electrotherapy, clinical Pilates & strength and conditioning training. Part of every consultation with Lauren involves educating you about your condition, informing you about its root cause and empowering you to manage it as well as possible.

Keeping fit is very important to Lauren. She has swum competitively in the past and played lacrosse for Kent. She goes to the gym regularly, swims, cycles and of course, practices what she preaches with regular Pilates and yoga.

Lauren is an affiliate member of the Association of Pelvic Obstetric and Gynaecological Physiotherapists (POGP) and a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP).

Megan loves working alongside clients of all ages, supporting them to achieve their goals. She finds great joy in helping people regain confidence and trust in their bodies and movement. With degrees in Psychology and Physiotherapy, Megan has developed a strong understanding of the close connection between mind and body — when one feels calm, the other can thrive.

Having worked as a Physiotherapist in both the NHS and private practice, in the UK, Australia and South Africa, Megan has extensive experience treating a wide range of acute and chronic musculoskeletal and pelvic health conditions.

Alongside her work at Leto she also holds a post as a specialist Pelvic Health Physiotherapist within the NHS, supporting women to optimise their health during and after childbirth — a role she feels enormously privileged to undertake.

Megan approaches every patient holistically and believes education is the cornerstone of effective treatment. She aims to implement preventative strategies, reduce the risk of injury, and empower patients with the tools to self-manage their conditions over the long term. Pilates, exercise and movement play a central role in all of her treatment programmes.

Outside of work, Megan has three children who keep her on her toes. She is a keen sportswoman and can often be found running along the river and always enjoying the challenge of a good endurance event.

She began her career in private practice near her hometown, where she developed her musculoskeletal skills, treating a wide range of conditions across all age groups. During this time, she was fortunate to work alongside some incredible Pelvic Health Physiotherapists, which sparked a strong interest in this area and led her to pursue further training and mentorship. It didn’t take long for her passion for supporting women through all life stages to grow, from pregnancy and the postnatal period to menopause.

After a three-month travel stint, Milly settled in London in August 2024, where she has worked in both NHS and private hospital outpatient settings in pelvic health physiotherapy roles. These experiences have further developed her knowledge and skills in post-operative rehabilitation, bladder and bowel dysfunction, and pelvic organ prolapse management.

Milly loves treating all things pelvic health, but has a special interest in pelvic pain conditions such as vaginismus and endometriosis. She is passionate about ensuring women feel educated, empowered, and confident in their bodies.

When she’s not working, Milly takes any opportunity to travel. When at home, she enjoys walking, running, or cycling around North-East London, seeking out the best coffee and pastries, getting lost in a good book, or, in the colder months, practising her new hobby of knitting.

Rosie graduated with a Master’s in Physiotherapy from Brunel University. Working as a specialist pelvic health physiotherapist within the NHS, she has gained extensive experience supporting individuals throughout their pregnancy and postpartum recovery, addressing pre and postnatal musculoskeletal issues, and guiding women in optimising their pelvic health during and after childbirth. Rosie is also qualified to assess and treat pelvic floor dysfunction in men.

Rosie is committed to helping people overcome challenges related to pelvic pain, urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, and other pelvic floor dysfunctions. She is particularly passionate about empowering women to understand how their bodies change throughout life and aims to give people the tools to feel strong and confident, whatever their goals are.

When not in the clinic, Rosie can be found running, hiking, backpacking and cooking.

Rosie is an affiliate member of the Association of Pelvic Obstetric and Gynaecological Physiotherapists (POGP) and a member 0f the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP).

Taruna is a highly experienced physiotherapist with over a decade of clinical practice across Spain and the UK. Specialising in women’s health, paediatrics, musculoskeletal (MSK) rehabilitation, and neurophysiotherapy, she brings a compassionate and personalised approach to her work. Her extensive training includes advanced certifications in pelvic floor dysfunction, pediatric physiotherapy, breastfeeding support, and postnatal recovery.

Taruna works with women of all ages to offer tailored physiotherapy care to address a wide range of physical conditions—from postnatal recovery and breastfeeding challenges to infant developmental issues and chronic musculoskeletal pain. Taruna integrates techniques such as low-pressure fitness, ergonomic carrying, and manual therapy into her treatment plans to ensure optimal outcomes.

Having worked in multidisciplinary clinical settings across Madrid, Barcelona, and now London, Taruna is known for her warm manner and commitment to empowering patients through education and evidence-based care.