Musculoskeletal or Sports Physiotherapists at Baby Steps Subiaco, specialise in adult physical care—particularly for those managing pain, injury, or physical changes due to stress, ageing, parenting, or everyday wear and tear. Rather than chasing symptoms, Musculoskeletal Physiotherapists look at load distribution, joint control, muscle recruitment, and how your movement habits are influencing recovery. They understand that stress, fatigue, hormones, past injuries, and even parenting posture can all impact how the body performs, and that pain often shows up when things are just slightly out of balance for too long. Whether your symptoms are new, chronic, or fluctuating, a Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist can help to restore ease of movement, improve function and help you understand your body’s patterns so you can move through life with more comfort and confidence.
Sporting injuries aren’t always dramatic. Sometimes it's the slow-building knee pain after running. The tight calf that won't release. The shoulder twinge that starts after a few reps. Other times, it’s a clear strain, sprain, or impact injury that needs structured rehab. Musculoskeletal physiotherapists at Baby Steps focus not only on healing tissue, but on restoring strength, balance, and load tolerance, so you're symptom-free and better prepared when you return to training or competition.
Currently enrolled in a Masters of Clinical Sports Medicine at the University of Melbourne
Postgraduate Certificate in Physiotherapy (Continence & Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation) from the University of Melbourne
Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Latrobe University
Bachelor of Applied Science (Human Movement & Sport Science) from Ballarat University College
Senior Physiotherapist at West Coast Health & High-Performance Physiotherapy
Physiotherapist & Sports Medicine Program Coordinator for Western Roar Netball Club
Director and Senior Physiotherapist at Windy Hill Sports & Spinal Physiotherapy Clinic in Essendon
Sports Medicine Program Manager & Lead Physiotherapist at Melbourne University Lighting Netball Club
Pelvic Health Physio at The Women’s Hospital Parkville
Pelvic Health (male and female)
Post-partum return to sport in athletes
Breastfeeding in athletes
Menopause and endocrine function
Menstrual cycle function
Golfing rookie
Proud mum of four
Traveller of the great outdoors
Always lost in a book
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