My journey into physiotherapy began arguably with a failed attempt at nursing straight out of high school; I decided there were too many very sick people.  My various occupations took me through many avenues, but I seemed to keep returning to health.  In my twenties, I gained weight and injured my back brushing my teeth; this led me to get personal training and inspired me enough to become a personal trainer; I purchased and operated an aged care agency in my mid-twenties and eventually settled on studying Physiotherapy in search of ever more challenges.  Almost five years after graduating, I have struck out on my own and have a small practice at home helping local people ranging from youngsters with sports injuries to people my age with work-related injuries and older adults enjoying their retirement.  I have a passion for action and love to see people affect change in their lives for the better.  Whether it’s a chronic back issue or a sprained ankle, I’ll help you come up with a plan to get through it and get the best out of life.