“I always knew I wanted to help people live healthier, more fulfilled lives. I love my work in pelvic health!”

After a career as a secondary school chemistry teacher Faye retrained as a physiotherapist whilst raising her 18 month old daughter. In 2019 she qualified with a first class degree in physiotherapy from Brunel University London. She relocated to North Wales to complete her NHS junior rotations. During this time Faye found her passion for pelvic health and lifestyle medicine. She has undergone training and supervision with clinical leads in pelvic health and attended specialist courses. She currently works for the local NHS health board treating pelvic health patients and is joint director of The Pelvic Physios.

“I feel privileged each day to be in a position to be able to listen to and help them manage and overcome problems that they have suffered with, often in silence, for years.”

After qualifying as a physiotherapist in 2001 from Keele University Lizzie worked within general surgery, medicine, neurology and musculoskeletal physiotherapy. From this she gained the clinical experience crucial to holistic patient assessment and treatment. Specialising in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, Lizzie soon developed a keen interest in pelvic health and has never looked back.

Educated and supported by some of the most experienced pelvic health physiotherapists in the UK, Lizzie is clinical specialist physiotherapist in pelvic health within Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board, as well as a joint director of The Pelvic Physios private clinics in Anglesey and Gwynedd.

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