Amy

Amy is the Director and Lead Physiotherapist at My Community Physio, a service she founded to make physiotherapy more accessible, flexible, and client-focused. She is a graduate of University of South Australia, holding a Bachelor of Physiotherapy, and has completed a range of additional professional development courses to further strengthen her clinical expertise.
Amy established My Community Physio to support individuals who may face barriers to accessing care — including those who are unable to drive, families with newborns or young children, NDIS participants, and anyone who prefers the convenience of home visits. Her goal is to ensure high-quality physiotherapy is available to those who need it most.
She is passionate about working with people of all ages and backgrounds to improve their health and wellbeing. Amy has extensive experience managing a broad range of musculoskeletal conditions, including general pain and injury management.
She also works closely with NDIS participants (adults and children), supports older adults in promoting healthy ageing, and has a special interest in POTS, Dysautonomia, Long COVID, Fibromyalgia, and ME/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.

Josh

Josh graduated from University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) and has continued to upskill throughout his career to provide a broad range of evidence-based treatment options.
He has a strong interest in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, rehabilitation, and exercise-based care. In addition to traditional physiotherapy management, Josh is trained in dry needling and cupping, allowing him to tailor treatment plans to each individual’s needs. He places a strong emphasis on education and self-management strategies, empowering clients to better understand and confidently manage their pain.
Josh has completed additional training and is recognised as a POTS, Dysautonomia, and EDS-aware physiotherapist. He works with clients across Adelaide’s Northern and Western suburbs.

Michaela

I’m a physiotherapist with a background in exercise science and a passion for helping people move confidently and recover effectively. After completing a Bachelor of Exercise Science at Flinders University in 2023, I went on to complete a Master of Physiotherapy at University of South Australia in 2025, developing a strong foundation in evidence-based rehabilitation and exercise prescription.
My clinical interests include musculoskeletal physiotherapy across all stages of life, post-operative rehabilitation, women’s health, and sporting injuries. I take an individualised approach to treatment, combining hands-on manual therapy with tailored exercise programs to optimise recovery, restore movement, and reduce pain.
I enjoy helping patients improve strength, mobility, and confidence so they can return to the activities they love and achieve their long-term health goals.

Aranza

Bella

Bella graduated from the University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours).
She believes in combining movement, hands-on therapy, and education to identify the root cause of a problem and tailor treatment to each individual's needs. Her approach focuses on helping people recover confidently, stay active, and prevent future injuries.
Bella enjoys treating a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions and working with people of all ages. Passionate about delivering personalised, evidence-based care, Bella is committed to helping her patients move better, manage pain, and achieve their individual goals. She also has experience in aged care and transitional care, supporting older adults to safely regain their independence following hospitalisation.
She is fluent in both English and Mandarin, allowing her to provide clear communication and personalised care to a diverse range of patients.

Julia

Ella

Ella graduated from Flinders University in 2025 with a Bachelor of Health Sciences and a Master of Occupational Therapy.
Ella enjoys working with people of all ages, from children through to older adults. She has experience supporting individuals with a broad range of presentations, including neurodivergence, developmental delay, rehabilitation, and brain injury, across clinic, community and hospital settings.
Ella is passionate about helping people engage in everyday activities that are important and meaningful to them. She believes every person is unique and takes an individualised approach to therapy, working collaboratively with clients and their support networks.
Ella values creating strong therapeutic relationships- ensuring individuals feel supported and understood.

Rose

Olivia

Olivia graduated from the University of Adelaide with a Bachelors of Physiotherapy.
Olivia brings a strong evidence-based approach to patient care.
With a special interest in lower-back pain, falls and balance, neurological rehabilitation, osteoarthritis and osteoporosis management, and tendinopathy, she is passionate about helping clients move confidently and live pain-free.
Olivia is also trained in dry needling and integrates a range of hands-on and active treatment strategies to support optimal recovery and long-term results.

After completing a Bachelor of Human Movement at the University of South Australia in 2023, followed by a Master of Physiotherapy at Flinders University in 2025, I have developed a strong foundation in evidence-based practice and patient-centred care.
I have a particular interest in rehabilitation, neurological physiotherapy, and paediatrics, and I am passionate about helping individuals of all ages achieve their functional goals and improve their quality of life.
I have also completed additional training in dry needling, allowing me to incorporate a broad range of treatment techniques into my clinical practice.
I am committed to providing personalised, compassionate care tailored to each patient’s unique needs.

Our Team