Originally from Cape Town, South Africa, my love for the outdoors and passion for health and
movement were shaped early on. Playing competitive tennis for many years gave me a
firsthand understanding of both the power and fragility of the human body. After experiencing my
own musculoskeletal and orthopaedic injuries, I developed a deep respect for the rehabilitation
process—not just the physical recovery, but the emotional resilience it demands.
That personal journey led me to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy at the University
of Cape Town. Working in South Africa’s healthcare system was incredibly rewarding and taught
me the value of innovation, empathy, and adaptability.
I’m driven by helping people rediscover what their bodies can do, especially when they’ve been
told otherwise. I’m currently interested in neuromuscular and orthopaedic rehabilitation, Pilates,
and working with general populations to help make everyday life a little easier. Outside of work,
I’m usually playing tennis, hiking, or braving a swim in the cold waters here View details »
Libby graduated from the University of Newcastle, Australia with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours). Since graduating Libby has followed her passion for musculoskeletal physiotherapy and has worked in private practices and with sporting teams both at the recreational and professional level.
Libby enjoys helping people recover from injuries so they can return to doing what they love to do. She uses a holistic approach in her treatments including the use of education, biomechanical assessments, manual therapy and strength and conditioning. On top of this she enjoys implementing appropriate injury prevention and self-management strategies.
When Libby is not at work you can find her mountain biking, hiking, camping, skiing or exploring this beautiful country.
• Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours)
• Certificate III and IV in Personal training View details »