Team

Anna graduated in 2002 with Bachelor of Physiotherapy at University of Melbourne. She is trained in Clinical Pilates with full certification from level one to four. Anna is fluent in English, Mandarin and Cantonese.

Anna has over 12 years of clinical experience with a vast range of experience in geriatrics to sporting adolescents and in Musculoskeletal rehabilitation, Neurological rehabilitation and Sports injury management.

She began her career working hand in hand with the geriatric doctor in the aged care sector. She moved on and worked in Knox Private Hospital as a cardio-respiratory physiotherapist in 2005. She then worked in a Private Practice Clinic in East Brighton working mainly with sports injuries and spinal conditions. She conducts Clinical Pilates as part of the rehabilitation for her clients. She also worked as a sports trainer for East Brighton Football Club. Anna also had special interest in the neurological rehabilitation and thus she went on and worked in a neurological rehabilitation clinic for 7 years.

Anna has an all-rounded clinical experience of patients from all age group and conditions. She has special interest in vestibular rehabilitation, falls and balance retraining, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease and application of Clinical Pilates for rehabilitation of neurological patients and all other musculoskeletal and sporting conditions. Anna believes strongly in rehabilitation and wellness should come hand in hand.

Apart from her strong passion for physiotherapy, Anna is a mum of 3 lovely young kids. She enjoys spending time with her children for activities like swimming, cycling and bush walking. She loves Zumba during her leisure time.

“I love working with Own Body as it gives me flexibility between work and family life. I love to see my clients’ smiling faces as they do things they never thought they could. I believe everyone is unique so that we can tailor our exercises to individual needs in order to achieve their highest potential. This is really challenging and rewarding”