As someone who has always been immersed in sport, I’ve built my career around understanding how the body moves, adapts, and performs. My background spans both physiotherapy and coaching, and I’ve had the privilege of working in Canada with multiple ice hockey and American football teams. These roles gave me unique insight into athletic performance, injury mechanisms, and the challenges athletes face when returning to play — insight that continues to guide the way I work in clinic today.
My clinical interests centre on musculoskeletal injuries and sports rehabilitation, and I’m passionate about helping people overcome pain and move with confidence again. I take an evidence-based, person-focused approach, aiming to understand not just the injury itself but the individual behind it — their goals, their lifestyle, and the barriers holding them back. I believe rehab works best when it’s collaborative, meaningful, and tailored to what truly matters to the person in front of me.
Before becoming a physiotherapist, I completed a BA in Kinesiology and Health Science, which shaped my fascination with human movement and optimisation. I later went on to complete my MSc in Physiotherapy (Pre-Registration), allowing me to blend academic understanding with hands-on clinical practice. These experiences have strengthened my commitment to delivering thoughtful, high-quality care grounded in both science and compassion.
Whether I’m working with everyday movers or competitive athletes, my aim is always the same: to help people feel stronger, move better, and get back to the activities that make them feel like themselves. You’ll find me based in our Keynsham clinic, where I’m always keen to support new patients on their journey to recovery and improved performance.
Clinical Interests
Musculoskeletal injuries and sports rehabilitation
Qualifications
MSc in Physiotherapy, BA Specialized Honours in Kinesiology and Health Science
