22/06/2026
Three months ago, I took the leap and opened my own clinic, so I thought I’d properly introduce myself.
Back then, I had a handful of patients and a lot of hope.
Today, I see 10–12 patients a day
Every single one of those appointments exists because someone trusted me. A patient told a friend. A GP referred someone. A specialist put their confidence in me. Someone shared my name.
For that, I am incredibly grateful.
Sometimes it’s an athlete desperate to get back to sport. Sometimes it’s someone whose injury is getting in the way of being able to work, care for their family, or enjoy the things they love. Sometimes it’s someone who feels like they’ve lost a part of themselves after a concussion.
Being trusted with that responsibility is something I never take for granted.
A little about me:
• 10 years working in sports physiotherapy
• 6 years working in concussion management
• Part-time lecturer at Curtin University across the Bachelor of Physiotherapy and Sports Physiotherapy Master’s programmes.
• Mermaid 🏊🏽♀️ Runner 🏃🏽♀️ Gym 🏋🏽♀️ Dancer 💃🏽
My clinical interests are sports injuries, dizziness and concussion rehabilitation, particularly helping people who feel stuck and unsure where to turn next.
The best part of my job isn’t treating injuries.
It’s seeing someone return to the things that make them who they are.
Whether that’s running, swimming, working, dancing, hiking, playing sport, or simply feeling like themselves again.
To everyone who has supported my clinic so far: thank you.
I’m just getting started.
