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Physiotherapist
Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Physiotherapy
Annie graduated with a First Class Honours Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy from Manchester Metropolitan University in 2023.
She began her career within the National Health Service as a rotational physiotherapist, gaining experience across a variety of clinical areas including orthopaedics, stroke and neurological rehabilitation, and elderly care. This broad experience helped Annie develop a strong foundation in assessment, clinical reasoning, and rehabilitation while working closely with multidisciplinary teams to support patients throughout their recovery.
Annie later discovered a strong passion for musculoskeletal physiotherapy and moved into outpatient MSK practice, where she treated a wide range of conditions including sporting injuries, osteoarthritis, tendinopathies, and post-operative rehabilitation. She enjoys helping patients progress through every stage of recovery, from managing pain and restoring movement to building strength and confidence to return to the activities they love.
Originally from the UK, Annie recently relocated to Sydney after several months of travelling and is excited to continue growing her clinical skills while embracing the city’s active outdoor lifestyle.
Outside of the clinic, Annie enjoys staying active through soccer, running, and competing in HYROX events. When she’s not training, you’ll
likely find her exploring Sydney’s beaches, coastal walks, and coffee spots.
Areas of Interest:
Nagging pain on the inside of your knee can disrupt daily life and activity. This blog explores the anatomy of the medial knee and delves
into common causes such as meniscal tears, MCL sprains, and osteoarthritis. Discover physiotherapy-based approaches to managing pain, from
conservative treatments to surgical options, and learn how to take the first steps toward relief and recovery.
Discover how strength training can transform the way you manage knee osteoarthritis. From improving joint stability and flexibility to
protecting against further degeneration, this often-overlooked approach is a key ingredient to regaining mobility and reducing pain. Explore
practical tips and expert advice to take the first step toward a stronger, more active life.
There is strong evidence that a customised musculoskeletal program to strengthen muscle-groups and increase the knee’s range of motion is
highly effective for knee OA pain management and improvement of physical function in the short and long term.
NEW PROGRAM!
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our Clinical Pilates program, designed to bridge the gap between rehabilitation and
general fitness. Unlike standard Pilates classes, this program is led by qualified physiotherapists who tailor each exercise
to your specific injury history and movement goals. Join us to experience a targeted path to better health and physical
well-being.