ABOUT

Christie is a highly experienced Physiotherapist with over 15 years of working in the community and public health settings. A graduate of Monash University, she has worked extensively with clients presenting with complex and diverse health conditions. Her experience spans rehabilitation, aged care, the NDIS, and community-based therapy, including home visits tailored to support clients in achieving their personal goals.

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Christie is a strong advocate for her clients and will always make sure her clients feel supported and cared for. She brings a practical, empathetic approach to care and is passionate about making a meaningful difference in the lives of those she supports.

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A proud local of the Mornington Peninsula, Christie enjoys staying active through netball and walks, and values time spent with her family and friends. She is known for her friendly and caring nature, always going the extra mile to ensure her clients feel supported and are happy with their therapy.

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Christie is particularly passionate about community-based Physiotherapy, believing in the power of helping people regain function and independence in their own homes and familiar environments. Her specific areas of interest include aged care, amputee rehabilitation, stroke recovery, falls and balance, hydrotherapy and vestibular therapy.

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• Bachelor of Physiotherapy at Monash University 

• Amputee and Prosthetics courses 

• Level 1 and 2 Aquatic Training

• Explain Pain (chronic and persistent pain management)

• Vestibular/dizziness assessment and treatment 

• Extensive neurological courses such as Bobath ‘Normal Movement,’  Stroke, Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s Disease Management

• Falls and balance re-training 

• Basic life support (CPR) and manual handling trained and educator 

• Orthopaedic management courses

• Bariatric care training 

• Mental Health First aid 

• Student supervision and education 

• AHPRA registration

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