Sarah graduated from Curtin University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and is currently completing her Master of Sports and Exercise Physiotherapy. Her passion for physiotherapy stems from her own experiences as a competitive athlete, having swum at an elite level from a young age and navigated the challenges of injury and rehabilitation firsthand.
Sarah enjoys treating a broad range of musculoskeletal conditions and has a particular interest in sporting injuries, helping athletes of all ages and abilities return to the activities they love. She has a special passion for shoulder, knee and ankle injuries, drawing on her background in national-level swimming and state-level netball. Sarah also loves working with children and adolescents and has extensive experience supporting junior athletes through injury recovery, performance development and return to sport.
Sarah currently works as a physiotherapist with the WA Football Commission, supporting both the Under 18 and Under 16 State AFL programs. She has previously held roles as Head Physiotherapist for the East Perth WAFLW Rogers Cup team and has worked across a variety of high-performance sporting environments including WA State Netball League, WAFL, Swimming WA and Basketball WA. Sarah is also an accredited Australian Strength and Conditioning Coach, bringing valuable experience in athletic performance, rehabilitation and injury prevention.
Her treatment approach combines hands-on therapy with evidence-based exercise rehabilitation to achieve lasting results. Sarah utilises a range of techniques including manual therapy, soft tissue therapy, dry needling and taping, while placing a strong emphasis on exercise and strength-based rehabilitation. She has also completed additional training in Clinical Pilates and enjoys incorporating Pilates-based exercise into both rehabilitation and general conditioning programs.
Outside the clinic, Sarah can usually be found at the pool or in the gym. In 2024, she competed at the Australian Olympic Swimming Trials, and her next challenge is completing a solo swim to Rottnest Island.