Bridget Laming (she/her)

A young woman with long curly hair, wearing a navy blue t-shirt and black shorts, smiling at the camera while standing next to a treadmill in a busy gym. The gym is filled with workout equipment and other people exercising in the background, with a high ceiling and industrial lighting. 
Hello!

Bridget is an exceptional queer and neurodivergent Accredited Exercise Physiologist combining advanced clinical training with lived experience. She holds a Bachelor of Science (2023) and a Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology (2025), with research focused on exercise for trans and gender-diverse youth.

Living with symptomatic hypermobility and dysautonomia, Bridget brings vital insider knowledge to her practice. She specialises in non-traditional movement modalities, completely replacing "gym and running" regimes with innovative, safe alternatives for individuals traditionally overlooked by mainstream healthcare.

Get started
Person working on a laptop at a wooden table with a potted plant in the background and a closed notebook and pen on the table.

Clinical Expertise

  • Hypermobility (hEDS/HSD) & POTS: Lifespan care with a specialised passion for supporting children and families.

  • Gender-Affirming Care: Translating her postgraduate research into tailored, safe movement for trans and gender-diverse folk.

  • Neuroaffirming Practice: Designing flexible and low-demand movement plans.

Credentials & Training

  • Listed on The Ehlers-Danlos Society Clinician Directory

  • Member of the AustralianPOTS Foundation

Bridget undergoes advanced training and mentoring under Jemima to to ensure seamless alignment across their clinical frameworks and principles. She frequently trains in hEDS/HSD, POTS, ME/CFS and other related chronic illnesses to provide the latest evidence-based care.