Before my first ever university placement in pelvic health, I didn't know what a pelvic floor was. Despite being initially unsure about a placement in this lesser-known field of physiotherapy, I left feeling confident and inspired, knowing I’d found an area where I felt I could make a difference to peoples lives.

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After completing my undergraduate degree, I worked in a sports-focused private practice, managing a predominantly musculoskeletal caseload. This time allowed me to develop a strong foundation in injury management and clinical Pilates. I also gained valuable experience working in community and elite sport, including roles as Head Physiotherapist for the Perth Lynx (WNBL) and East Perth Football Club (Colts/WAFLW), which further strengthened my skills in musculoskeletal care, rehabilitation, and performance-based treatment.

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While I enjoyed my work in musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy, I found myself increasingly drawn to pelvic health. I decided to take the next step by completing my masters at Curtin University to further my training in this area. ​During and since completing my masters, I’ve worked in both hospital and clinic settings across Perth and Bunbury, supporting clients through every stage of life - from pregnancy and the early postnatal period to perimenopause, post-menopause and beyond.

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Currently I see a wide range of pelvic health concerns - including bladder and bowel dysfunction, pelvic organ prolapse, pain with intimacy, recovery after gynaecological or prostate surgery, and providing support during the perinatal period. I’m passionate about creating a space where people feel heard, informed, and supported to take charge of their pelvic health, no matter their age or stage of life.