Louisa is a physiotherapist who completed her Doctor of Physiotherapy degree at the University of Melbourne. She brings a diverse range of experience from both private practice and hospital settings, allowing her to tailor care to each individual’s needs. Her approach to rehabilitation is strongly shaped by her background in elite sport and her undergraduate studies in Exercise and Sport Science at Deakin University.
A former competitive tennis player, Louisa is no stranger to injury. It was through her own rehabilitation journey that she developed a deep respect for the role of physiotherapy in helping people return to doing what they love. She has a keen interest in treating musculoskeletal injuries, particularly those involving the neck, lower back, shoulder, and knee, and is also passionate about supporting people living with chronic pain and hypermobility.
In addition, Louisa has completed further training in women’s pelvic health, enabling her to support women experiencing pelvic floor issues, whether during pregnancy, postpartum, or through the menopausal transition.
Louisa believes in combining hands-on treatment with tailored exercise programs to achieve the best outcomes for her patients. She is dedicated to patient education and sees physiotherapy as a powerful tool for bridging knowledge gaps and helping people make confident, informed decisions about their health.
Outside the clinic, Louisa enjoys hiking, exploring new restaurants, and cooking up a storm for her family and friends, when she’s not off skydiving, scuba diving, or travelling somewhere new.
Louisa is fluent in English, Mandarin and can speak basic Spanish.