Why did you become a Myotherapist?
I have always been passionate about sport and physical activity, throughout the years I experienced my share of injuries. These experiences sparked my interest in understanding how the body moves and recovers. My most significant challenge came with the rehab of an ACL injury, which taught me patience, perseverance and the satisfaction of returning to the activities I love. Now I have the privilege of helping others navigate their own recovery, supporting and encouraging them along the way and celebrating each milestone achieved.

What sort of patients do you most enjoy helping?
I love working with people who are passionate about staying active, caring for their well-being and living life with vitality. I’m particularly inspired by those with an athletic spirit, whether they compete at a high level or simply enjoy moving. I enjoy educating people about body mechanics and exploring new ways to optimise movement, support the nervous system and elevate their overall health.

Interesting things you have done in your career?
I got to work at Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival and delivered seated massages at the corporate events held.

What do you do to keep fit?
I play netball and train in the gym 3 times per week

Greatest sporting achievement?
In 2019, my first season back after my ACL injury, my netball club won A, B & C Grade grand finals and I got BOC in the B grade GF.

If you could jump on a plane and visit one city, which would it be?
Alberta, Canada

Favourite thing to do outside of work?
Go to the beach, go out to dinner with friends and family, playing sport, playing board games, nature walks

Where did you grow up?
Cranbourne North

What is your food weakness?
Pasta and chocolate mud cake