Directors
• Bachelor of Physiotherapy (CSU)
• Member Australian Physiotherapy Association
Kylie has been a member of Flex Out Physiotherapy since graduating from CSU in 2007 after doing work experience with Kevin Laws throughout her undergraduate degree.
Kylie suffered from chronic back pain for many years until she discovered the Muscle Energy Techniques and as a result has a special interest in the treatment of lumbo-pelvic pain and thoracic ring alignment . She has completed Treatment of the Spine and Pelvis Level 1, the Integrated Pelvis Level 2, Certificate of Treatment of the Cervical Spine and Thoracic Cage, all of which use the muscle energy techniques, as well as LJ Lee’s the Sports Pelvis and the Sports Thorax certificates, and she is a DMA qualified Pilates Instructor.
Prior to physiotherapy, Kylie worked in the fitness industry as both a personal trainer and group fitness instructor while completing her degree, she spent a month in 2012 volunteering in Uganda at an orphanage in Kampala which was hugely challenging but very rewarding, but now spends most of her spare time riding her horse and looking after her farm.
Specialty interest areas
- Back and neck pain
- Clinical pilates
- Dry needling
- Falls prevention
- Headaches
- Hydrotherapy
- Post-operative rehabilitation
- Spinal Fitness Classes
- Sacroiliac joint dysfunction
- Shockwave therapy
- Work injuries and rehabilitation
Available locations
• Bachelor of Physiotherapy (CSU)
• Bachelor of Human Movement (Deakin)
• Certificate in Therapeutic Massage (ACTM)
• Member Australian Physiotherapy Association
Liam grew up in central Victoria, before moving to Melbourne to commence his tertiary study. He obtained a Bachelor of Human Movement at Deakin University and also completed a Certificate in Therapeutic Massage during this time. With a mother and sister as physiotherapists, he decided to follow the ‘family tradition’, and moved to Albury in 2003 to study Physiotherapy at Charles Sturt University. After seven years of study, Liam commenced work at Flex Out Physiotherapy in 2007, and then went on to become a director in 2013.
As an A grade cricketer for many years, Liam had ongoing issues with his shoulder, and this led to him developing a special interest in managing shoulder pain and movement dysfunction. He also spends a lot of his time in the field of occupational health physiotherapy, where he has a passion for developing strategies to prevent injuries in the workplace. He currently is a workplace health consultant with MARS Petcare in Wodonga, and Riverina Dairy in Albury. Outside of work, he spends a lot of his spare time in summer out on the lake waterskiing, and enjoys riding his mountain bike. He is also a keen snowboarder in the winter months.
Specialty interest areas
- Back and neck pain
- Casting, splinting and orthotics
- Dry needling
- Falls prevention
- Headaches
- Occupational health physiotherapy
- Post-operative rehabilitation
- Shockwave therapy
- Shoulder pain, injuries and dysfunction
- Sports physiotherapy
- Work injuries and rehabilitation
Available locations
• Masters Sports Physiotherapy (Latrobe)
• Graduate Certificate Sports Physiotherapy (Latrobe)
• Bachelor of Physiotherapy (CSU)
• Member Australian Physiotherapy Association
Rebecca shares her time between the Wangaratta and Myrtleford clinics, as well as working as mentoring our junior team members in Albury. Rebecca has a keen interest in the management of musculoskeletal and sporting injuries, including tendon injuries. Rebecca recently completed the APAs Level 3 Sports Course, as well as clinical placements at Tennis Australia and the Australian Institute of Sport. In 2018 she was part of a group of Australian Physiotherapists who provided physiotherapy services at the Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast.
Rebecca is clinical pilates, dry needling and McKenzie trained. She recently completed her Graduate Certificate and Masters in Sports Physiotherapy, and is in the final stages of the titling process. Outside of work Rebecca enjoys spending time with her young family as well as netball, basketball, snow skiing and water skiing.
What is an APA Titled Sports Physiotherapist?
An APA Titled Physiotherapist is a highly qualified physiotherapist with expert knowledge and skills in the area of sports physiotherapy. They undergo a rigorous selection process to ensure that they achieve and maintain exceptional standards of clinical experience and knowledge. The APA Title serves as a professional mark of distinction.
Specialty interest areas
- Back and neck pain
- Clinical pilates
- Dry needling
- Falls prevention
- Headaches
- Post-operative rehabilitation
- Sports physiotherapy
- Work injuries and rehabilitation
Available locations
Associates
• Bachelor of Physiotherapy (CSU)
• Member Australian Physiotherapy Association
Carina completed a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and graduated from Charles Sturt University in 2010. A passionate paediatric physiotherapist, Carina shares her time between the Albury, Wangaratta, Beechworth and Myrtleford clinics, as well as working closely with the allied health team at Belvoir Special School, Wodonga. Carina has a keen interest in the management of paediatric musculoskeletal and neurological conditions, including (but not limited to): developmental delay, unusual gait pattern, toe walking, cerebral palsy and acquired brain injury. Before joining Flex Out Physiotherapy, Carina had a range of working experience including at the Victorian Paediatric Rehabilitation Service – Goulburn Valley.
Carina has completed the Theratogs certification course and DMA clinical pilates course, as well as continuing to upskill with courses held at Royal Childrens Hospital and Sydney Children Hospital as able.
Outside of work Carina is actively involved in her local netball club at Beechworth.
Specialty interest areas
- Back and neck pain
- Clinical pilates
- Dry needling
- Falls prevention
- Home visits
- Lymphoedema management
- Paediatric physiotherapy
- Post-operative rehabilitation
- Spinal Fitness Classes
- Work injuries and rehabilitation
Available locations
• Bachelor of Physiotherapy (CSU)
• Member Australian Physiotherapy Association
Imogen joined the Flex Out Physiotherapy team in 2011 after living in both Townsville and Shepparton. Throughout her career she has worked in the public health system as a junior and senior physiotherapist and in private practice. She specialises in the area of women’s health which was initially commenced through working on maternity wards, in outpatients and in continence clinic. Imogen has particular interests and specialisation in clinical pilates, ante- and post-natal health and pelvic pain and dysfunction.
Imogen has travelled internationally as a physiotherapist for various Australian sports teams in 2009, 2010 and 2011 which she sees as a huge honour. Although Imogen is passionate with regards to women’s health she thoroughly enjoys instructing pilates and is accredited in dry needling. When Imogen isn’t working she enjoys spending time with her family and keeping fit outdoors.
Specialty interest areas
- Back and neck pain
- Clinical pilates
- Dry needling
- Headaches
- Post-operative rehabilitation
- Spinal Fitness Classes
- Shockwave therapy
- Sports physiotherapy
- Women’s health
- Work injuries and rehabilitation
Available locations
• Bachelor Applied Science (Physiotherapy) Cumberland College of Health Sciences
• Member Australian Hand Therapy Association
• Member Australian Physiotherapy Association
• Certified Hand Therapist
After spending her early years in Cairns, Jennie gradually made her way south to Murwillumbah, Sydney and now is almost a local in Albury after settling here in 1988. Jennie enjoyed a broad range of physiotherapy experiences in the public health system in Sydney, Hobart and Albury, followed by 11 successful years as Principal of her own private practice. Since 2004 she has been a committed member of the Flex Out team, and works in the Albury practice four-days a week.
Hand therapy and upper limb disorders have been Jennie’s area of expertise for more than 24 years. In 2002 she passed an international exam to become a Certified Hand Therapist. She is an Accredited Hand Therapist (as awarded by the Australian Hand Therapy Association) and has been a member since 1995. Jennie has previously served on the AHTA executive committee and has presented at National AHTA conferences. Jennie also lectures casually in hand therapy at Charles Sturt University. A qualified Lymphoedema therapist, Jennie is currently listed on the National Lymphoedema Practitioners register.
Outside of work, Jennie is a very keen and experienced equestrian competitor and chocolate connoisseur. She loves to be outdoors, and lists her most important life achievement as raising three beautiful, happy children.
Specialty interest areas
Available locations
• Bachelor of Physiotherapy (CSU)
• Member Australian Physiotherapy Association
• Polestar Pilates Instructor/ Mentor
Kara graduated from Charles Sturt University in 2004 and completed her graduate year rotating at Albury Wodonga Health for two years. She continued at Albury Wodonga Health for another year as the senior physiotherapist in cardiopulmonary before trekking off to Ireland. Kara expanded her skills working at the Dublin International Orthopaedic Hospital and in private practice. After two years in Dublin she returned to Australia living and working in Hobart. This is where she found her love for musculoskeletal and clinical pilates. After seven years in Tasmania she returned to Albury.
She has strong interests in the assessment and management of shoulder and spinal injuries, clinical pilates, chronic pain and eating disorders. Kara is also a Nordic walking instructor and a mentor for Polestar pilates. She is also skilled in the art of real time ultrasound for the assessment and treatment of complex injuries.
Specialty interest areas
- Back and neck pain
- Clinical pilates
- Dry needling
- Post-operative rehabilitation
- Shoulder pain, injuries and dysfunction
- Sports physiotherapy
- Work injuries and rehabilitation
Available locations
• Bachelor Science (Occupational Therapy) (CSU)
• Member Australian Hand Therapy Association
Libby grew up in Echuca and moved to Albury to study at Charles Sturt University in 2000. After graduating, Libby worked as an occupational therapist in Bendigo and Melbourne, covering most wards of public and private hospitals including; orthopaedic and neurological rehabilitation, acute stoke, medicine, GEM, home based rehabilitation and head and neck surgery. It was on the first day of her rotation in plastics/hand therapy at the Royal Melbourne Hospital that Libby found her passion and vowed to make hand therapy her career. Since this time, Libby has worked in hand therapy both publicly and privately. She has completed a Master’s subject in Advanced Hand Therapy at Monash University and attended many courses and conferences specifically in hand therapy. One of Libby’s fondest conference memories is a wrist conference in Napier, New Zealand.
Libby’s time outside of work is now dedicated to entertaining her four young children. However, her passion for hand therapy remains and she strives to give her clients the best outcome for their hand injury. Special areas of interest include wrist pain, arthritis, complex trauma and sports injuries. Libby also enjoys the challenge of an old injury that people think is not ‘fixable!’
• Bachelor Applied Science (Physiotherapy) (Flinders)
• Member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association
Richard joined Flex Out Physiotherapy in 2002. Prior to this, he worked in rehabilitation as the chief physiotherapist at Adamshurst Rehabilitation Centre. Richard has extensive experience in private practice, hospital and rehabilitation settings. In addition to this, Richard is a qualified Feldenkrais physiotherapist, and Kinesio-taping certified. Richard is a keen cyclist and runner.
Specialty interest areas
- Back and neck pain
- Dry needling
- Falls prevention
- Feldenkrais Method
- Headaches
- Home visits
- Neurological rehabilitation
- Post-operative rehabilitation
- Shockwave therapy
- Sports physiotherapy
- Temporomandibular joint dysfunction
- Vestibular rehabilitation
- Work injuries and rehabilitation
Available locations
Physiotherapists
- Bachelor of Physiotherapy (University of Queensland)
- Member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association
Jacinta recently relocated from the NSW Riverina to the beautiful Kiewa Valley. She has worked in a variety of settings across Australia, including owning and operating her own business in Narrandera for the past twelve years. Jacinta has experiences across a wide breadth of specialty areas including pilates, yoga and the very unique qigong techniques. Professionally she has completed the Level 3 Integrative Acupuncture course series, and has practical experience in Xian China.
Jacinta is a true believer that as health professional it is our duty to ensure that we strive to not only keep our clients from pain and discomfort, but to maximise their potential for being as strong and healthy as possible.
Outside of work Jacinta enjoys spending time on the farm, gardening, yoga and cooking up a storm in her new kitchen.
Specialty Interest Areas
- Back and neck pain
- Disability services
- Dry needling
- Falls prevention
- Headaches
- Home visits
- Hydrotherapy
- Neurological rehabilitation
- Post operative rehabilitation
- Shoulder pain, injuries and dysfunction
- Spinal Fitness Classes
- Sports physiotherapy
- Temperomandibular joint dysfunction
- Vestibular rehabilitation
- Work injuries and rehabilitation
Available Locations
- Albury
- Lavington
- Myrtleford
• Bachelor of Physiotherapy (CSU) (Occupational Therapy) (CSU)
• Member Australian Hand Therapy Association
Kelli grew up in Tawonga in North East Victoria and graduated from a Bachelor of Physiotherapy at Charles Sturt University in 2011. Since then she has worked in both the public and private health sectors, completing training in clinical pilates and the McKenzie method.
After travelling and working in the UK, Kelli developed a strong interest in Women’s Health; providing treatment for pelvic pain, continence, prolapse and ante/post natal clients. She particularly enjoys helping women return to sport and exercise at any age and ability.
Outside of work you’ll find Kelli playing netball, hiking and travelling as much as possible.
Specialty interest areas
- Women’s health
- Clinical pilates
- SIJ/pelvic pain
- Osteoarthritis
- Pre/post op hip and knee replacements
- Sporting injuries
- Osteoporosis
Available locations
- Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Charles Sturt University)
- Member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association
Beau grew up in Young, a small town in South West NSW before moving to Albury in 2015 for university. He graduated from Charles Sturt University in 2018 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy before joining the Flex Out team. During Beau’s diverse clinical placements, he gained experience in a vast array of settings including musculoskeletal physiotherapy, neurological rehabilitation, cardiorespiratory and oncology. Beau has a keen interest in the management of musculoskeletal and sports injuries.
Outside of work, Beau enjoys rugby league, water-skiing, snowboarding and camping. Beau is an easy going yet passionate therapist ,eager to achieve the best outcomes for his patients.
Specialty Interest Areas
- Back and neck pain
- Falls prevention
- Home visits
- Post operative rehabilitation
- Spinal Fitness Classes
- Sports physiotherapy
- Work injuries and rehabilitation
Available Locations
- Albury
- Wodonga
• Bachelor of Physiotherapy (CSU)
• Member Australian Physiotherapy Association
Hannah grew up in Victoria’s North West, prior to moving to Albury for university. She graduated in 2014 from Charles Sturt University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) and commenced at Flex Out the following year.
Since graduating, Hannah has developed special interests in paediatric practice, particularly pre-teen sporting injuries and growing pains, and has undertaken post graduate study through Monash University to further develop her knowledge in this area. Hannah has also developed interests in lower limb injuries and post-operative rehabilitation, up-skilling through post graduate spinal, sports and dry needling courses. Away from work Hannah enjoys keeping active and getting outdoors. Through the cooler months she will be playing netball or snowboarding, and through the warmer ones you will find her camping or spending time by the river.
Specialty interest areas
- Back and neck pain
- Falls prevention
- Home visits
- Paediatric Physiotherapy
- Post-operative rehabilitation
- Spinal Fitness Classes
- Shockwave therapy
- Sports physiotherapy
- Work injuries and rehabilitation
- Dry Needling
- Lower limb injuries
Available locations
• Bachelor of Physiotherapy (CSU)
• Member Australian Physiotherapy Association
Joh grew up in our lovely city of Albury-Wodonga. She was lucky enough to have exposure to Chinese language from primary school and continued this passion for Chinese culture and language into her high school years. After a language study program to China in year 10 she knew that this was something she wanted to continue to study but not sure quite how that was going to fit into her passion for science and health subjects. She found a way to incorporates all her interests and went onto RMIT University Melbourne to study a double degree in Human Biology and Chinese Medicine. After an internship in China she returned to the border to start work in a Chinese Medicine clinic. This was a great experience and built up her passion to work in a private practice setting. She felt that she needed to have a greater understanding of the biomechanics behind physical manifestations in the body and was drawn back to study physiotherapy. She studied this program through Charles Sturt University.
After years of study Joanne has now well and truly settled into life as a physiotherapist. Since starting work she has undertaken a large amount of professional development courses, including DMA clinical pilates and pilates for high performance athletes, various courses in pain management, sports physiotherapy and lumbopelvic dysfunction, as well as attending the APA’s leadership and business conference. Joanne enjoys using the combination of her physiotherapy and acupuncture / Chinese Medicine skills for clients with lingering pain not responding to the usual physical therapy approaches. Outside of work life Joh loves her rugby league and has played for Albury Thunder. She also enjoys touch football, yoga, bush walking, pizza making, kombucha brewing and bird watching for a bit of serenity!
Specialty interest areas
- Acupuncture
- Back and neck pain
- Clinical pilates
- Falls prevention
- Home visits
- Hydrotherapy
- Post-operative rehabilitation
- Spinal Fitness Classes
- Sports physiotherapy
- Work injuries and rehabilitation
Available locations
- Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Charles Sturt University)
- Member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association
Olivia is a familiar face to many, after spending the past two years as part of our administration team. Olivia grew up in the Albury area and completed her schooling at the Scots School in 2013. After high school, she completed a working gap year as a pharmacy assistant and then enjoyed a 4-month backpacking trip around Europe. Olivia returned to Albury to complete her Bachelor of Physiotherapy at Charles Sturt University and graduated in 2018. During her clinical placements, Olivia gained experience practicing in hospital wards and the intensive care setting, outpatient clinics and aged care facilities. In addition to this, Olivia has gained additional experience in the sports medicine field after spending time working as a sports trainer with local football club Albury Tigers.
Outside of work, Olivia enjoys water skiing with her friends and family on Hume Dam. She also loves traveling, both locally and internationally and usually towards the ocean and warmer weather!
Specialty Interest Areas
- Back and neck pain
- Falls prevention
- Home visits
- Post operative rehabilitation
- Spinal Fitness Classes
- Sports physiotherapy
- Work injuries and rehabilitation
Available Locations
- Albury clinic
• Bachelor of Physiotherapy (CSU)
• Member Australian Physiotherapy Association
Ryan grew up in Albury and graduated from Albury High School in 2009. Ryan was originally accepted into courses in Sydney and Melbourne however chose to complete his studies in Albury to be closer to his friends, family and then girlfriend (now wife). Ryan graduated from Charles Sturt University in 2014, with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours). During his studies he completed a thesis on the perceived benefits of high carbohydrate and high fat diets in endurance athletes. Since his graduation, Ryan has enjoyed working with the close-knit team at Flex Out Physiotherapy.
Ryan enjoys Australian rules football, basketball and generally staying fit and active. Ryan’s other interests include socialising with friends, DIY projects around the house, hanging out with his wife and putting on a brave face when his beloved Richmond Tigers predictably lose in the first week of finals. Ryan’s main physiotherapy interests include workplace health, spinal and sports/lower limb mechanics. Ryan is an easy going practitioner who likes to get to know his clients and is focused on enabling his clients to achieve their individual physiotherapy goals.
Specialty interest areas
- Back and neck pain
- Casting, splinting and orthotics
- Dry needling
- Falls prevention
- Occupational health physiotherapy
- Post-operative rehabilitation
- Spinal Fitness Classes
- Shockwave therapy
- Sports physiotherapy
- Work injuries and rehabilitation
Available locations
• Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Charles Sturt University)
• Member Australian Physiotherapy Association
Sabrina grew up in Stirling, a small country town in Ontario Canada before moving to Australia in 2013. Since graduating at Charles Sturt University, she has completed additional training including Sports Trainers Level 1, M.A.T Assessment, dry needling, GLA:D Australia and DMA Clinical Pilates.
Sabrina has particular interest in the adolescence sporting athlete, lower limb injuries and spinal rehabilitation. This passion has assisted her in her role as head physiotherapist for our local SEABL Commercial Club Bandits Basketball, Australians Adult Deaf Games, Beach Volleyball team and Australian School Sports Basketball Tournament for U12’s / U18’s.
When she’s not working out at Border Sports and Fitness Centre, you can catch Sabrina tackling an adventure whether it’s walking up Nail Can with her pup, swimming or completing mini triathlons. She is passionate about exploring different cultures and travelling around the globe.
Specialty interest areas
- Back and neck pain
- Casting, splinting and orthotics
- Falls prevention
- Headaches
- Home visits
- Post-operative rehabilitation
- Spinal Fitness Classes
- Sports physiotherapy
- Work injuries and rehabilitation
Available locations
• Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Charles Stuart University)
• Member Australian Physiotherapy Association
Sarah grew up on a hobby farm in North East Victoria, and graduated from school in 2010. Prior to Physiotherapy, she worked in pharmacies in Melbourne and Benalla, before moving to Albury to study Physiotherapy in 2014. She graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2017 from Charles Sturt University. Sarah has experience in a variety of clinical settings including musculoskeletal physiotherapy, inpatient rehabilitation, cardio-respiratory care, lymphoedema, and aged care.
Sarah learnt a great deal from undertaking work experience and shadowing of senior clinicians throughout her four years at university, as well as through participation in the Flex Out Internship program in her fourth year.
Sarah has also completed the Level 1 Sports Trainer course and is GLA:D accredited. In 2018 she represented Flex Out Physiotherapy as a field of play therapist at the 2018 Deaf Games. Sarah has a keen interest in musculoskeletal injuries and management, particularly in the lower limb.
Outside of work, Sarah enjoys playing netball, going to the gym, running, baking and spending time with her family and friends. She hopes to one day complete a half marathon, and travel around Australia.
Specialty interest areas
- Back and neck pain
- Falls prevention
- Home visits
- Post-operative rehabilitation
- Spinal Fitness Classes
- Sports physiotherapy
- Work injuries and rehabilitation
Available locations
• Bachelor Physiotherapy (Sydney)
• Masters Manual Therapy (UWA)
• Member Australian Physiotherapy Association
Susan commenced with Flex Out Physiotherapy after moving with her family from Sydney. Since graduating from Sydney University in 2003, Susan has worked with the Australian Defence Force and in various private practice’s in Sydney. Susan has a keen interest in musculoskeletal injuries having completed her Masters of Manual Therapy in 2006. Susan is accredited in dry needling and skilled in casting and splinting.
Susan has treated many high level athletes and is a keen sportsperson herself enjoying waterskiing, snowboarding and touch football. She spends most of her time in the Wodonga and Albury clinics, as well as working as a clinical educator at the Charles Sturt University Community Engagement and Wellness Centre in Thurgoona
What is an APA Titled Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist?
An APA Titled Physiotherapist is highly qualified physiotherapist with expert knowledge and skills in the area of musculoskeletal physiotherapy. They undergo a rigorous selection process to ensure that they achieve and maintain exceptional standards of clinical experience and knowledge. The APA Title serves as a professional mark of distinction.
Specialty interest areas
- Back and neck pain
- Casting, splinting and orthotics
- Dry needling
- Falls prevention
- Headaches
- Home visits
- Hydrotherapy
- Post-operative rehabilitation
- Shockwave therapy
- Sports physiotherapy
- Temporomandibular joint dysfunction
- Work injuries and rehabilitation
Available locations
Exercise Physiologist
• Bachelor of Exercise & Sports Science (Deakin University)
• Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology (Deakin University)
Emma joined the Flex Out Physiotherapy team after completing a Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology at Deakin University in Melbourne. Her areas of interest include helping to manage chronic conditions such as diabetes and heart conditions, as well as weight management and lifestyle modification through exercise. In all that she does, Emma aims to encourage healthy behaviour change and the use of exercise as medicine. Emma is accredited with Diabetes NSW to deliver the Beat It and Ready Set Go programs to the Albury-Wodonga area. Emma is also accredited with Diabetes Victoria to deliver the Life! Program and Lung Foundation Australia to deliver the Lungs in Action exercise group. Outside of work, Emma enjoys playing netball for the Howlong Netball Club and exploring the walking tracks of the Albury-Wodonga region.
• Bachelor of Exercise Physiology and Rehabilitation (University of Canberra)
Jaclyn joins the Flex Out Physiotherapy team after several years of experience working with a range of chronic and musculoskeletal conditions at private practices in Canberra and Warrnambool. Her areas of interest include pulmonary and metabolic conditions as well as chronic pain management. Using ‘Exercise as a Medicine’, she thrives on assisting her client to add some movement into their weekly routines to achieve overall physical and mental health. Jaclyn has obtained further studies completing an Honours Research Project at the University of Canberra and a Graduate Certificate in Pain Management through the University of Sydney.
Jaclyn enjoys participating in all sports and giving anything a go! Jaclyn is currently playing League Tag and is a regular runner at the Albury-Wodonga Park Run.
Occupational Therapists
Amy Mangion
- Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Deakin University)
- Associate Member with the Australian Hand Therapy Association
Amy grew up in Melton, a small town in the Western Suburbs of Melbourne, prior to moving to Yarrawonga. She graduated from Deakin University in 2018 with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy. Throughout her studies, Amy has gained experience in a variety of clinical settings including aged care, hand therapy, community occupational therapy and inpatient rehabilitation.
Amy is a motivated and enthusiastic occupational therapist who is excited to embark on a career in hand therapy. Amy has a strong interest in finger and metacarpal fractures, osteoarthritis and mallet finger injuries. Amy is an Associate Member of the Australian Hand Therapy Association and enjoys attending conferences and workshops to ensure she provides best practice treatments.
Outside work you can find Amy wakeboarding, skiing and fishing along the beautiful Murray River. She loves exploring the outdoors, spending time with her dogs, trying out different restaurants and volunteering with Muscular Dystrophy Australia.
Specialty Interest Areas
- Hand therapy
Available Locations
- Albury
Amy Mangion
- Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Deakin University)
- Associate Member with the Australian Hand Therapy Association
Amy grew up in Melton, a small town in the Western Suburbs of Melbourne, prior to moving to Yarrawonga. She graduated from Deakin University in 2018 with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy. Throughout her studies, Amy has gained experience in a variety of clinical settings including aged care, hand therapy, community occupational therapy and inpatient rehabilitation.
Amy is a motivated and enthusiastic occupational therapist who is excited to embark on a career in hand therapy. Amy has a strong interest in finger and metacarpal fractures, osteoarthritis and mallet finger injuries. Amy is an Associate Member of the Australian Hand Therapy Association and enjoys attending conferences and workshops to ensure she provides best practice treatments.
Outside work you can find Amy wakeboarding, skiing and fishing along the beautiful Murray River. She loves exploring the outdoors, spending time with her dogs, trying out different restaurants and volunteering with Muscular Dystrophy Australia.
Specialty Interest Areas
- Hand therapy
Available Locations
- Albury
• Bachelor Science (Occupational Therapy) (CSU)
• Member Australian Hand Therapy Association
Libby grew up in Echuca and moved to Albury to study at Charles Sturt University in 2000. After graduating, Libby worked as an occupational therapist in Bendigo and Melbourne, covering most wards of public and private hospitals including; orthopaedic and neurological rehabilitation, acute stoke, medicine, GEM, home based rehabilitation and head and neck surgery. It was on the first day of her rotation in plastics/hand therapy at the Royal Melbourne Hospital that Libby found her passion and vowed to make hand therapy her career. Since this time, Libby has worked in hand therapy both publicly and privately. She has completed a Master’s subject in Advanced Hand Therapy at Monash University and attended many courses and conferences specifically in hand therapy. One of Libby’s fondest conference memories is a wrist conference in Napier, New Zealand.
Libby’s time outside of work is now dedicated to entertaining her four young children. However, her passion for hand therapy remains and she strives to give her clients the best outcome for their hand injury. Special areas of interest include wrist pain, arthritis, complex trauma and sports injuries. Libby also enjoys the challenge of an old injury that people think is not ‘fixable!’
• Bachelor Science (Occupational Therapy) (CSU)
• Member Australian Hand Therapy Association
Libby grew up in Echuca and moved to Albury to study at Charles Sturt University in 2000. After graduating, Libby worked as an occupational therapist in Bendigo and Melbourne, covering most wards of public and private hospitals including; orthopaedic and neurological rehabilitation, acute stoke, medicine, GEM, home based rehabilitation and head and neck surgery. It was on the first day of her rotation in plastics/hand therapy at the Royal Melbourne Hospital that Libby found her passion and vowed to make hand therapy her career. Since this time, Libby has worked in hand therapy both publicly and privately. She has completed a Master’s subject in Advanced Hand Therapy at Monash University and attended many courses and conferences specifically in hand therapy. One of Libby’s fondest conference memories is a wrist conference in Napier, New Zealand.
Libby’s time outside of work is now dedicated to entertaining her four young children. However, her passion for hand therapy remains and she strives to give her clients the best outcome for their hand injury. Special areas of interest include wrist pain, arthritis, complex trauma and sports injuries. Libby also enjoys the challenge of an old injury that people think is not ‘fixable!’
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