Holly is a physiotherapist with a strong focus on running-related injuries and performance, particularly in female athletes. A passionate runner herself, she has a keen interest in tendon, bone, and joint conditions, as well as complex issues such as Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S). Her approach is holistic and evidence-based, with an emphasis on load management, injury prevention, and athlete education.
Holly has worked with Queensland Athletics, the Australian Athletics Team, and football clubs at the VFL and VAFA levels, gaining valuable experience across both elite and community sport. She also collaborates with athletes from Femmi, a leading female running group, providing guidance on strength training, recovery, and strategies to prevent training fatigue and injury.
She holds a Doctor of Physiotherapy from The University of Melbourne and a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science from Deakin University.
Holly is a Physiotherapist whose love for running has shaped her clinical focus on managing running-related injuries, including tendon, bone, and joint conditions. Drawing on her own experiences with injury, she has developed a strong interest in lower limb overload conditions, load management, and long-term injury prevention strategies.
Her diverse clinical experience includes working with Queensland Athletics at national competitions and supporting the Australian Athletics Team at the INAS Virtus Global Games. She has also contributed to several football clubs at VFL and VAFA levels, gaining valuable insight into injury management across a range of sports.
Holly is particularly passionate about supporting female athletes. She works closely with runners from Femmi—a leading female running group—both in the clinic and through external education sessions, helping women understand strength training, reduce the risk of overtraining and RED-S, and build long-term resilience in their training.
With a background in Exercise and Sport Science, Holly brings a thoughtful, evidence-based approach to exercise prescription, supported by additional qualifications in Strength and Conditioning and Clinical Pilates. She combines hands-on therapy with tailored rehabilitation to deliver meaningful outcomes and help patients return to the activities they love.
Outside the clinic, Holly enjoys running, strength training, and cooking. She holds a Doctor of Physiotherapy from The University of Melbourne and a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science from Deakin University.
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