Move Clinic Space

Dr Hannah Cullen is a Chartered and HCPC-registered Doctor of Physiotherapy with over 12 years of experience in the health and rehabilitation industry. She graduated with first-class honours in Sport and Exercise Rehabilitation, during which she gained valuable experience working with both professional and amateur rugby teams and presented her research in Parliament. She later advanced her clinical expertise by completing a Doctorate in Physiotherapy at Glasgow Caledonian University.

With a passion for teaching Pilates in both group and one-to-one settings, Hannah developed a particular interest in pelvic health physiotherapy. She now supports ante-natal and post-natal clients in maintaining strength, mobility and confidence throughout their pregnancy and postnatal journey, as well as helping individuals experiencing pelvic pain and pelvic floor dysfunction.

Hannah has undertaken further specialist training, including becoming a Mummy MOT Practitioner. As part of the Mummy MOT Practitioner community, she participates in regular specialist workshops and continues to develop her knowledge in pelvic health. She is also a member of the POGP (Pelvic, Obstetric and Gynaecological Physiotherapy).

Alongside her private practice, Hannah works as a specialist mental health physiotherapist within the NHS, where she draws on her understanding of the important relationship between physical and mental health. Combining her background in sports rehabilitation, physiotherapy and movement, she is passionate about empowering people through education and helping them build confidence in their bodies.

After spending six years building a community through movement classes in Carluke and the surrounding area, Hannah welcomed her first baby girl in 2025. Her own pregnancy and postnatal experience, together with the needs she identified among her existing clients, highlighted a growing demand for accessible specialist services closer to home.

This inspired Hannah to create her dream clinic space, where she can welcome fellow therapists and bring together a range of expert services under one roof, creating a supportive environment focused on movement, rehabilitation and holistic wellbeing.

Kimberley Chaplain graduated from Glasgow Caledonian University in 2011 with a First-Class Honours degree in Physiotherapy. She began her career in the NHS as a rotational physiotherapist before specialising in musculoskeletal physiotherapy in 2014. Alongside her NHS role, she worked as Head Physiotherapist for a junior league football team and in private physiotherapy practice, where she primarily treated sports-related injuries and conditions.

In 2018, Kimberley relocated to Melbourne, Australia, where she spent seven and a half years working in private physiotherapy practice and further developing her expertise in musculoskeletal physiotherapy. During this time, she completed training in both matwork and reformer Pilates, incorporating these techniques into her rehabilitation approach to help patients improve their strength, mobility and confidence.

Kimberley also spent two years working in a specialist upper limb role within a highly regarded hand therapy clinic. This experience enabled her to develop advanced skills in assessing and treating complex conditions affecting the hand, wrist and shoulder. She worked closely with leading orthopaedic and plastic surgeons in Melbourne, gaining valuable experience in the management and rehabilitation of complex upper limb conditions.

Committed to ongoing professional development, Kimberley has completed numerous postgraduate courses throughout her career to continually expand her clinical knowledge and skills. She has also presented at an international conference and completed a Master’s degree in Advanced Practice in 2023.

With extensive experience across NHS, private practice, sports physiotherapy and specialist upper limb rehabilitation, Kimberley combines evidence-based physiotherapy with a personalised approach to help patients achieve their rehabilitation goals and return to the activities that are important to them.

Leah Hannah is a fully comprehensive Pilates instructor with over four years of teaching experience. She completed her initial Pilates training with Studio Pilates International before furthering her education with renowned educators Sian Marshall in London and Michael King in Athens, expanding her knowledge through internationally recognised Pilates training.

Passionate about helping people move with greater strength, confidence and ease, Leah specialises in strengthening the pelvic floor and deep core muscles while improving posture, spinal mobility and overall joint mobility. Her approach combines precise, mindful movement with functional exercise to help clients develop stability, reduce discomfort and move more efficiently in everyday life.

Leah believes that Pilates is for every body and creates supportive, welcoming sessions that are tailored to each client’s individual needs and goals. Whether working with beginners, experienced practitioners or those returning to exercise following injury, she is committed to helping her clients build strength, improve movement quality and experience the lasting physical and mental benefits of Pilates.