I graduated from the University of Tasmania in mid-2017 after completing an undergraduate degree in Exercise Science followed by a Professional Honours year studying clinical Exercise Physiology.

Since graduating I have worked in various private practice clinics in Hobart, and most recently opened my own business within a private gym setting. I work with a wide range of health conditions and with people from a variety of backgrounds. My own passion for sport and activity, including soccer, touch football and general health management, have guided my studies and career pathway so far and I look forward to continuing to develop and grow over the years.

I am passionate about helping people; whether that is managing a chronic health condition, returning to sport post injury or just to provide an ear to listen and support you through a return to activity. My key interest areas include Cancer: during and post treatment, osteoporosis, developmental and congenital disorders, child and adolescent health, and return to sport post injury. I love that I am able to help people at many different stages of life and with a wide range of health and activity levels. I always work with people to identify their health and well being goals, and then assist with achieving them, and improving their quality of life through evidence based exercise prescription.

Since graduating from the University of Tasmania in 2017 with a Bachelor of Exercise Science and Professional Honours in Exercise Physiology I have been working in private practice in Hobart. My passion for Exercise Physiology comes from helping people achieve their goals and seeing them progress through all stages of their recovery.

In 2019 this passion has lead to Clare and myself starting up Hobart Exercise Physiology, to provide the best evidence based exercise for everyone needing help. I specialise in helping people going through and post cancer treatment, cardiac and pulmonary conditions, long term musculoskeletal pain and sports performance.

Since graduating I have worked with a wide variety of differing conditions and love the challenge of seeing new and different people with differing responses to exercises. I am currently working with elite level junior swimmers as well as my clinical load of all varying chronic health conditions and in my spare time I coach the North Hobart Cricket Club.

I am a firm believer that exercise is medicine and that any movement no matter how big or small is a step towards creating yourself a better quality of life for the future.

I graduated from the University of Tasmania in June 2019 with a Bachelor of Exercise Science with Professional Honours in Clinical Exercise Physiology. Since graduating, I have been working in private practise in Hobart.

I am passionate about empowering clients to take control of their health through the use of evidence-based exercise prescription and education. My goal is to help others to feel and move better by improving their strength, mobility and function.

I enjoy working with clients of all ages and understand that exercise capacity and individual goals change over time. I have assisted clients to experience the benefits and improvements in many musculoskeletal, cardiorespiratory and metabolic health conditions through the use of exercise.

I have particular interest in assisting clients with osteoporosis, during and post cancer care, chronic musculoskeletal issues and mental health conditions. I have a passion for assisting elderly clients with mobility and maintaining optimal health with age and also enjoy pushing athletes to achieve their desired goals. I believe strongly in utilising correctly prescribed and individually tailored exercise for the management of all chronic health conditions as this enables all individuals to ensure they have the best quality of life possible.

I have a keen interest in working more with younger ages, particularly children, to assist in setting them up for the best health outcomes into adulthood. Outside of my practitioner life, I enjoy keeping active with an involvement in surf life saving as an athlete and a coach.

I aspire to be an advocate for exercise and the important role it can play in improving the health of our community.

I grew up in Launceston and have been involved in sport and coaching most of my life. After attending the University of Tasmania I graduated in Exercise Science, and in 2017 achieved an Honours Degree in Exercise Physiology and have ESSA accreditation in both these areas. I have completed Australian Strength and Conditioning Association (ASCA) Level 1, IYCA Olympic lifting instructor and Sports Medicine Australia Trainer (SMA) Level 1 training courses.

My mission is to provide the top level of care to Tasmanians to aid them in achieving their goals using evidence based treatment methods. So far in my career I have worked a number of jobs, ranging from home visit based aged care to in-centre paediatric disability. In addition to my clinical work my passion lies with strength and conditioning, where I have worked with athletes of all ages to help them become strong, explosive athletes with injury reduction at the forefront of the exercise prescription.

When not at work I like to be active through hiking, mountain bike riding and long distance running. You may catch me at a live music event or two as well!

Having recently made the move home to Hobart with my young family, health and fitness has played a large role in my life thus far.

After completing school and beginning a career in the fitness industry as a personal trainer, I knew a higher level of health and fitness work was the path I wished to take. This led me to complete a Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science and a Masters in High Performance Sport. I am also in my Fourth Year of a Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology which I am hoping to complete in 2022.

My career passions are varied and include High Performance Athletic Development, Cardiovascular and Respiratory Diseases, Pre and Postnatal care as well as general population health and wellbeing.

In my spare time I love playing and watching any and every type of team sport, and you can find me out and about on a weekend trying to run the energy out of my young son or cooking up a storm in the kitchen.

After 27 years working in Hobart Pathology Administration, I have moved part time to be receptionist at Hobart Exercise Physiology.

My role at Hobart Exercise Physiology will be to assist you with anything you require and I will be one of the first friendly faces you see when you arrive.

In my spare time I enjoy the gym most mornings, walking our dog (lucky), watching my son's sport or the bombers play and reading my chosen book of the time.

I look forward to welcoming you at Hobart Exercise Physiology.