Book with Switch Physiotherapy - Lane Cove

I firmly believe that everything happens for a reason, and that addressing the root cause is key to achieving meaningful results in physical rehabilitation. Physiotherapy is an ever-evolving profession, with new evidence-based treatment techniques and approaches emerging constantly. I enjoy staying up to date with these developments and incorporating them into my treatment. Most importantly, I value finding effective, individualised approaches that help people of all ages achieve their goals and improve their quality of life.

I've always enjoyed working in people-focused roles and I love the problem-solving aspect of helping patients return to their goals. Since I was young, I've had a strong interest in sport and physiotherapy has given me the opportunity to channel my passion for staying active into my career. I've worked across a wide range of physiotherapy settings including hospitals, community care and outpatient clinics and I find it incredibly rewarding to support people in improving different aspects of their lives.

What I love is that no minute is the same, no injury is the same, no body is the same and no goal is the same. We are all unique and designed to move as we have been established to. I enjoy being someone that people can share their lows with and celebrate their highs with. This is what makes me so invested in my clients journey. I love being a being a physiotherapist, however, my passion is about making sure that those that come to see me know that they are not on their own with their ambitions to achieve their goals. I make it my mission to give each individual the best experience at each visit. It’s important to go above and beyond, to support people through their low moments, show direction to their ambitions and then share their joyful achievements or milestones. To stand out, it is important to be different. Too often I see the downfalls to our society, where we are too busy to commit to our bodies. We are looking for a quick fix to move on with our hectic schedules. However, I like to treat the person and the true cause of the issue, rather than patching up an injury. This comes through breaking it down and looking at how the body works as one. This is achieved through movement principles, hand on treatment and a multifactorial framework, as we all designed differently.