Pelvic Health and Musculoskeletal. I work at Cammeray Mon-Thurs.

My story:

I grew up on Sydney’s North Shore where sport and exercise have always been a big part of my life. I have always been drawn to understanding how the body works as a whole. I have a keen interest in pelvic floor rehabilitation and how the rest of the body contributes to pelvic health. I am particularly skilled in the management of pelvic organ prolapse and love supporting women throughout their pregnancy and postpartum journey — helping them safely return to exercise and the activities they love.

Outside of work, I love moving my body. You’ll always find me in the water — even in winter!

What makes me different:

I cut my teeth as a Physiotherapist in fast-paced and complex hospital settings, including the Intensive Care Unit and Emergency Department. This experience shaped my approach to care — fostering strong clinical reasoning, adaptability, and a deep appreciation for multidisciplinary teamwork. It also sparked my passion for Women’s Health, and I haven’t looked back!

I’m currently undertaking my Master of Pelvic Health Physiotherapy, which is challenging me to critically appraise and integrate the latest research into everyday practice to achieve the best outcomes for my patients. I pride myself on advocating for each individual and working collaboratively to help them feel confident and empowered in their health journey.

What I have learnt:

• 2022 – APA Women’s Health Through the Life Stages Level 1

• 2022 – APA Women’s Pelvic Health Physiotherapy Level 1

• 2022 – APPI Matwork Pilates

• 2022 – APPI Clinical Pilates Equipment

• 2023 – Manual Therapy Course

• 2023 – WHTA Advanced POP and SUI

• 2024–2027 – Master of Continence and Women’s Health Physiotherapy, The University of Melbourne (in progress)

• 2025 – Professional Certificate in Conservative Management of Pelvic Organ Prolapse, University of South Australia

• 2025 – ConnectTherapy and The Thoracic Ring Approach

Fun fact:

I read 28 books last year!