Rachael Lockwood, BSc (Hons)
Sports Therapist and Owner, Goole Sports Therapy
Rachael Lockwood, founder of Goole Sports Therapy, graduated with a BSc (Hons) in Sports Therapy from the University of Hertfordshire in 2008. With over a decade of experience, she is a fully registered and insured member of The Society of Sports Therapists. Rachael’s career spans both Australia and the UK, where she has worked in private injury clinics, gaining extensive experience in treating a wide range of sports-related and everyday occupational injuries.
In addition to her expertise in sports therapy, Rachael is a keen swimmer and a qualified personal trainer. She holds several additional qualifications that enable her to provide comprehensive treatment for her patients, including Kinesio® taping, myofascial dry needling, nutrition, and cupping therapy using Rock Pods.
Rachael’s approach to therapy is centred on one clear mission: making Goole Sports Therapy the go-to destination for relief from all aches and pains.
Hayley Heppenstall, BSc (Hons)
Sports Therapist
Hayley Heppenstall graduated with a BSc (Hons) in Sports Science and Injury Rehabilitation from York St John University in 2018 and is a fully registered member of the Sports Therapy Organisation. Since then, Hayley has gained extensive experience in providing post-event massage at local events such as the Goole Triathlon and the Riverbank Challenge. These events have allowed her to connect with patients and support their recovery, while watching their progression throughout the rehabilitation journey. One of her most memorable experiences was working at the London Marathon in 2018.
In addition to her massage therapy qualifications, Hayley is a certified Roc Doc and specializes in cupping therapy using Rock Pods. She is also a qualified fitness instructor, which gives her a unique advantage in creating and delivering effective, personalized rehabilitation plans tailored to each patient’s needs.
Josh Dunham, BSc (Hons), PGCert
Sports Therapist & Strength & Conditioning Specialist
Josh holds a BSc (Hons) degree in Sports Science & Injury Rehabilitation from York St John University, completed in 2017. He has further enhanced his expertise with a PGCert in Sports Science and Strength & Conditioning, as well as additional certifications in instrument-assisted soft tissue massage, Kinesiology taping, cupping therapy using Rock Pods, and fitness instruction.
A passionate cyclist, Josh works closely with visually impaired athletes at the British Cycling Foundation. His role involves coaching, training, and competing as a pilot on tandem bikes, both nationally and internationally. Josh works with a range of visually impaired riders, from beginners to Olympians, and also supports solo Para athletes. Additionally, he is involved in developing young talent through the British Cycling Foundation’s Youth and Junior programmes, helping up-and-coming riders hone their skills and reach their potential.
Chloe Johnson, BSc (Hons)
Sports and Exercise Therapist
Chloe Johnson is a dedicated Sports and Exercise Therapist with a passion for helping individuals recover, heal, and perform at their best. Graduating with a first-class BSc (Hons) in Sports and Exercise Therapy from Leeds Beckett University in 2022, Chloe has since honed her skills across a variety of therapeutic disciplines.
During her time at university, Chloe gained invaluable experience working with the Bradford Bulls rugby team. Over the course of a full season, she provided both pre- and post-treatment therapies, as well as rehabilitation sessions to aid players in returning to the field after injury. This hands-on experience in a fast-paced, high-performance environment has given Chloe a solid foundation in sports rehabilitation.
Chloe is also qualified in Pregnancy Massage, which she completed in December 2023. This specialized therapy focuses on prenatal care, offering relaxation and relief from the common discomforts of pregnancy, such as tension and muscle strain.