We're celebrating our 15th anniversary

Jenny Bracegirdle • 5 June 2025

Our physiotherapy clinic is celebrating 15 years of providing health and healing services across East Yorkshire.


Established by Lisa Wiles in 2010, the clinic’s journey began at Pocklington rugby club. Lisa’s expert physiotherapy services have also provided care to many competing GB Olympic and Paralympic athletes, playing a pivotal role in injury recovery and prevention to optimise their performance.


Founder, Lisa said: “Celebrating 15 years is a huge milestone for us, and we couldn’t be more proud.”


“It all started with a passion for helping athletes recover, and now, it’s an honour to support the community with the same care and expertise that has helped so many of our country’s top athletes. The clinic and team has grown considerably to offer more services as well as physio-led Pilates and Reformer Pilates exercise classes.”


Players from Pocklington Rugby Football Club (PRFC) took part in a special Pilates Reformer class held by Hands That Heal to push their core strength and flexibility.

Lee Bray who plays second row for PRFC said: “The class was a lot tougher than we expected, but it will definitely be good for our players.”


To mark our special anniversary we're holding an Open Day at our Pocklington clinic on Saturday 28 June 2025. The day will include free mini consultations, Pilates and Reformer Pilates taster sessions, therapy demonstrations and free mini-massages.


Lisa said: “We look forward to helping even more people over the next 15 years. We’ll continue to offer a supportive space to help with their healing journey”.

Come to our open day!
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