Rachel Prince

Mum to 2, Rachel is a respected Women’s Health and Fitness Coach specialising in Pelvic Health, an ambassador for the Active Pregnancy Foundation & co-founder of LØUCO. As a leading specialist in pre- and post-natal corrective exercise, Rachel brings in-depth expertise in women’s health, particularly in strengthening core and pelvic floor muscles to help women recover safely and effectively. With a strong foundation in evidence-based techniques, Rachel is skilled at addressing issues like diastasis recti and pelvic floor dysfunction. Rachel’s holistic approach focuses on rebuilding functional strength, allowing women to regain confidence and achieve lasting results without the fear of injury or setbacks.

Clare Bourne

Clare is a Pelvic Health Physiotherapist & most importantly a mum of 2. She worked in the NHS extensively before moving into private practice and has a particular passion in supporting women during pregnancy and after birth, helping them to seek treatment for any pain or pelvic floor dysfunction they experience. Having lived pregnancy and the postnatal experience Clare knows what a precious but also vulnerable and sometimes lonely experience it can be.

Dr Jo Mennie

Dr Jo is a Women’s Health Doctor with over 15 years of experience in medicine and research, co-founder of LØUCO, and mum to 1 small person. Holding a PhD in Women’s Health she is a leading authority in the field and her expertise is widely recognised, with multiple published scientific works and recognition from Tatler. Jo is passionate about translating cutting-edge epigenetic research into practical, effective solutions that support women’s physiology, hormonal balance, and long-term health – not just for them, but for future generations.

Isobel Austin Little

Isobel is a registered Nutritional Therapist (DIPCNM, BANT, CNHC) and Certified Fertility Practitioner at the Fertility Nutrition Centre. She supports couples wherever they are on their fertility journey, through pregnancy and the postpartum period. A mother of two herself, Isobel supports mothers throughout pregnancy, helping them to feel their best and avoid pregnancy-related conditions, helping them prepare for labour and the postpartum period. Her support extends beyond reconnecting clients with food; it touches on all areas of their lives, from how they live to how they breathe, move, de-stress, and sleep, reconnecting them with their bodies, helping women work with their hormones, preserve their fertility and get the most from their life. She practices personalised, evidence-based nutrition, providing the tools to support you and your family’s health for the future.