Lynne is a highly experienced Neurological Rehabilitation Personal Trainer with over 20 years’ experience supporting individuals living with complex neurological and mental health conditions. Her work is rooted in compassion, patience, and a deep understanding of the physical and psychological barriers that can affect confidence, movement, and independence.

Lynne has extensive experience working with individuals affected by acquired brain injury, Huntington’s disease, dementia, and those adjusting to limb loss. She is particularly skilled in supporting people who feel hesitant, anxious, or lacking confidence around physical activity, helping them to rebuild trust in their own abilities through safe, structured, and achievable movement.

Alongside her land-based rehabilitation work, Lynne has significant experience supporting individuals with water phobia and anxiety around swimming. As a qualified swimming teacher, she uses a calm, steady, and reassuring approach that allows individuals to progress at their own pace, always prioritising safety, confidence, and emotional wellbeing.

Lynne holds a Level 3 GP Referral qualification and multiple Level 4 specialist qualifications, including Mental Health, Postural Stability, and Long-Term Neurological Conditions. These qualifications underpin her evidence-based, risk-aware approach when working with individuals who require specialist support.

Her professional style is supportive yet structured — firm when needed, always gentle and person-centred. Lynne’s focus is on helping individuals move with greater confidence, improve day-to-day function, and work towards meaningful, sustainable progress that supports long-term independence and quality of life.