Laura Kelly is a podiatrist and advocate for lifelong mobility. She is committed to improving health outcomes through evidence-based care, education, governance and public advocacy, helping people live healthier, happier and more active lives from the ground up.

Laura is the Co-owner and Director of The Foot Studio in Perth, Western Australia, where she leads a multidisciplinary team dedicated to delivering high quality foot and lower limb care. Her approach focuses on prevention, movement, footwear and empowering people to make informed decisions that support lifelong health, mobility and independence.

Laura is also committed to advancing the podiatry profession through leadership and governance. As a Director of the Australian Podiatry Association, she helps strengthen the profession and raise public awareness of the role podiatrists play in keeping Australians active, mobile and connected to the activities they love.

She has a particular interest in the intersection of healthcare, environmental health and community wellbeing, and enjoys contributing through clinical practice, education, governance and public engagement to improve health outcomes for individuals and communities. Laura is also a Director of Terana Environmental, a conservation and environmental company.

Away from her professional roles, Laura enjoys trail running, hiking, photography and exploring Australia’s natural landscapes with her husband, Courtney, and their two daughters. She believes movement, lifelong learning and connection with nature are fundamental to health and wellbeing, values that continue to shape both her leadership and her work.