Kerry Francis qualified as a physiotherapist from the University of Hertfordshire in 2001. Since then, she has gained extensive experience across the NHS, the military, and private practice.

After her initial junior rotations she worked within the Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital, including in the specialist Hand Therapy Team, PEOC and later in Occupational Health. She went on to specialise further in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and held a key role working in a civilian capacity with the Royal Marines at RMB Chivenor, providing physiotherapy for serving personnel with complex musculoskeletal, trauma & sports-related injuries. Alongside this, she also worked in private practice in North Devon.

Since moving fully into independent practice, Kerry has combined her clinical physiotherapy expertise with additional training that informs her holistic approach. In 2007, she undertook a sabbatical to study yoga at the internationally renowned KYM Institute in Chennai, India, followed by further studies with the Devon School of Yoga. In 2018, she completed training in Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy at the world respected Karuna Institute.

Kerry continues to stay up to date with current physiotherapy and medical research, and has furthered her expertise through working alongside leading physiotherapists and craniosacral therapists in the UK and internationally, and additional training at the Trauma Research Centre.