
Lulu’s Story
I completed my Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy at Wits University in 2005 and then did my community service in Kokstad (where I grew up) in 2006. In 2007 I moved to London.
I initially worked in the NHS before joining the prestigious Portland Hospital for Women and Children’s Physiotherapy team in 2010. At the end of 2012, I left Portland to work independently and ran my busy private practice in London until we moved back to South Africa in December 2017. I now practice in La Lucia, Durban.
I completed my Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy at Wits University in 2005 and then did my community service in Kokstad (where I grew up) in 2006. In 2007 I moved to London.
I initially worked in the NHS before joining the prestigious Portland Hospital for Women and Children’s Physiotherapy team in 2010. At the end of 2012, I left Portland to work independently and ran my busy private practice in London until we moved back to South Africa in December 2017. I now practice in La Lucia, Durban.
While working at the Portland, and through the extensive courses that I have attended in the past ten years, I have specialised in treating women, children and babies. I am also a certified Hatha yoga teacher and trained in teaching yoga to children with special needs.
In 2015 I gave birth to my daughter Poppy and her sister Isla arrived in 2017. I have found that the first-hand experience that I have gained in being pregnant, having a natural birth and a whole of breastfeeding struggles have been invaluable in helping me to further understand the physically and emotionally life-changing journey that the women I treat, are on.
In 2016, I began treating children who are struggling with incontinence, bedwetting and constipation.
I am currently completing a two year post graduate course in Mindfulness through Stellenbosch University and IMISA as I am fascinated by the mind-body connection and how our bodies can hold emotion and trauma physically,

