I’m so glad you’re here.

My journey began training under an industry leader, where I saw the transformative effect Clinical Pilates could have on people recovering from pain, surgery, or injury. Since then, I’ve dedicated myself to building the knowledge and skills to give each client the best care possible.

Alongside being a Clinical Pilates practitioner, I’m also a Pilates teacher trainer with Breathe Education. I combine this with my background in personal training and strength work, which allows me to design programs that are safe, progressive, and evidence-based. I stay up to date with international standards, including the American College of Sports Medicine and the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, so that every client feels supported with current, reliable practice. What matters to me is helping people feel stronger, safer, and more confident in their bodies, with a plan that evolves as they do.

New clients often carry nerves and doubts, or believe they’re not strong enough or that pain means they can’t start. My role is to listen, reassure, and help them discover that moving in their own way, at their own pace, is not only possible but powerful.

Certifications

Group Reformer Instruction – 2019
Clinical Pilates Instruction – 2020
Personal Training – 2022

Expertise

Post-injury and surgery rehab
Chronic and long-term pain
Pre- and postnatal support
Functional movement
Strength and conditioning

WHY CLINICAL PILATES?

A clear path from recovery to resilience.

Clinical Pilates is an evidence-based approach that adapts to you, whether you’re recovering from injury, managing chronic pain, or wanting to keep moving well long-term.

Progress comes with patience, repetition, encouragement and, just as importantly, joy. If you’re not enjoying it, consistency won’t stick, which is why every program is tailored to what feels good in your body and what makes you want to keep showing up.

Restore:

Post-injury and chronic pain

After surgery, injury, or in the midst of chronic pain, I focus on restoring confidence through safe, measured movement. That might mean reducing fear around everyday actions, correcting movement patterns, or simply finding a way to move that feels achievable today. The goal isn’t to push through pain but to rebuild trust in your body, one step at a time.

Build:

Strength and confidence

When pain begins to ease or plateau, we gradually increase the challenge with strength and conditioning principles. Progress here looks different for everyone: better balance, more stamina, fewer aches, or finally feeling steadier in activities you previously avoided. This is the stage where people often realise movement can actually feel good, not just manageable!

Thrive:

Mobility for everyday life

For clients who continue long term, Pilates becomes a foundation for resilience; allowing you to enjoy life fully and prevent setbacks. This might mean being fit enough for hiking or sport, keeping up with children or grandchildren, or simply feeling capable in the garden, on the golf course or at work. For me, this stage is about independence — the freedom to move without hesitation, and the confidence that your body can carry you through whatever matters most.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • Clinical Pilates uses low-impact, spring-based equipment to improve strength, balance and mobility. The springs can either support you or increase the challenge, making it a highly adaptable tool for targeted rehabilitation after injury, illness or surgery.

    It’s often recommended for pre- and postnatal care, and can work hand-in-hand with your pelvic floor physiotherapist to improve pelvic function, strength and control.

    Every program is personalised to your goals, whether that’s lifting grandchildren, gardening, regaining confidence in your body, or preparing for a future activity. Sessions draw on strength-training principles and evidence-based approaches to support injury recovery, chronic pain and sustainable, goal-oriented movement.

  • You can book sessions through the Book a Session page. To reserve a place you’ll need to purchase a session pack or have a gift certificate.

    From there you can:

    • Choose your session format (in-person or online) and duration (30 minutes or 1 hour).

    • Select from the available time slots. You can also book multiple sessions or set up a recurring day/time for convenience.

    • Enter your session pack or gift certificate code at checkout so the session is debited from your balance.

    Creating an account is optional, but it makes things easier: you can save your details for faster bookings and track your session pack or gift certificate balance at any time.

  • Head to the Book a Session page.

    If you’ve created an account, you can log into your account in the top-right corner of the booking form. Click your email and then select Manage Codes.

    If you don’t have an account, click Check Code Balance at the bottom of the booking form. Enter your code and the number of remaining sessions will be displayed.

  • You don’t need anything more than comfortable clothes that you feel good moving in, and a water bottle (preferably not glass).

  • Yes. The studio (in Seddon — full address provided with your booking confirmation) has one on-site parking space in the driveway. If that’s taken, you’ll find 1- and 2-hour parking directly out front. Browning Street offers untimed parking if you’d like to grab a coffee nearby after your session.

  • Yes. Seddon railway station is an 8-minute walk from the studio.

  • If you have cold or flu symptoms, please wait until you’re fully well before attending. If you’re not feeling your best in any way, it’s okay to stay home – always listen to your body and let me know if you need to cancel. You can view the cancellation policy on the Terms & Conditions page.