Jack Roberts is a specialist Men’s Health Physiotherapist based in London, with a focused clinical interest in the assessment and rehabilitation of complex male pelvic health conditions. He has worked internationally, including in Sydney, Australia, where he collaborated closely with world-leading urologists managing post-prostatectomy rehabilitation, pelvic pain, urinary dysfunction and erectile concerns following urological surgery. This exposure to high-volume specialist practice has shaped his precise, clinically reasoned, and patient-centred approach.

He works with men experiencing a wide range of symptoms including pelvic pain, hard flaccid syndrome, pudendal neuralgia, erectile dysfunction, urinary difficulties, and post-prostatectomy complications.

Jack has developed particular expertise in the use of pelvic health ultrasound imaging. This allows for a more precise and objective assessment of pelvic floor function, giving both clinician and patient real-time insight into what is happening.

Clinically, Jack takes a calm, methodical approach. He combines hands-on therapy, movement retraining, and education to address the underlying drivers of symptoms rather than simply managing them. He has a particular interest in working with men who are active, health-conscious, and motivated to return to high levels of function, whether that relates to sport, work, or overall quality of life. He also recognises the broader impact these conditions can have and ensures patients feel supported, informed, and fully involved in their care.

Jack works closely alongside Gerard Greene within the London Men’s Health team, allowing for collaborative management of more complex cases and access to a highly specialised clinical network. This team-based approach ensures that patients benefit from shared expertise and a consistent, high standard of care.

Outside of clinic, Jack is an endurance athlete who regularly competes in marathons, Ironman events and hybrid fitness competitions. He brings the same discipline and performance mindset to his clinical work as he does to his training. When not working or training, he enjoys travelling, spending time with family and friends, and exploring London’s food scene.