Felicity graduated from the University of South Australia in 1999 and quickly immersed herself in the world of sport and rehabilitation. Early roles with a SANFL football club, junior South Australian State netball teams, and a season with the Adelaide Thunderbirds inspired her to complete a Masters in Musculoskeletal and Sports Physiotherapy at the University of South Australia in 2009. In that year, she received the Marie Hammond Postgraduate Award, awarded for the highest achievement of the Masters of Musculoskeletal and Sports Physiotherapy.

Felicity’s post graduate study helped her refine and expand her skills for many injuries or conditions, including back pain, shoulder pain, and sports injuries. Her study and experience gained her the APA Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist title. Achieving this title reflects her dedication to the rigorous process to demonstrate her clinical experience and knowledge to the Australian Physiotherapy Association.

Felicity has a special interest in assessing and treating the TMJ (jaw), sacroiliac joint, and spine, as well as helping people manage neck pain and headaches. She has worked extensively with these conditions throughout her career, alongside supporting clients living with POTS, hypermobility, and EDS.

Her additional training in Connect Therapy has deepened her expertise in assessing pelvic and thoracic function, enabling her to identify the underlying causes of discomfort and create targeted, effective treatment plans. Felicity also has a passion for helping people move with greater ease and strength, using Pilates-based exercise to improve movement patterns and body loading strategies.

Alongside her clinical work at Move, Felicity is a Clinical Educator for Physiotherapy students at the University of South Australia, where she enjoys mentoring the next generation of physiotherapists.

If you would like to see Felicity for an appointment, you can book online here or call us on 08 8373 5655.