I come from a background of Dance and Physiotherapy. I have an interest in the core cylinder which includes the diaphragm, pelvic floor, abdominal and back muscles. I recently completed a Graduate Certificate fo Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy at Melbourne University. I find that strength is improved and pain is reduced when people are able to have greater awareness and balance of their core cylinder.

I have a practice in Prahran and see a variety of musculo-skeletal and movement disorders. I find that the Feldenkrais method is able to encompass the big picture of an injury, by that I mean the whole pattern. I am interested in assisting an individual to return to increased physical activity no matter where they are starting from.

I also have postgraduate studies in Rehabilitation for Women (Melbourne University) which encompasses movement and strengthening needs for women throughout their lifespan including the fertile years, menopause and age related changes. I also have postgraduate qualifications in Dry Needling (Melbourne University). I have recently studied gluteal tendinopathy which is common in postmenopausal women.