Amelia has completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) at Curtin University and brings nearly 4 years of Pilates teaching experience to the Niche team. Amelia is APPI-qualified and is passionate about integrating physiotherapy principles with evidence-based Pilates to help clients move with confidence, reduce pain, and build lasting strength. She enjoys working collaboratively with clients to understand their goals, whether that’s returning to sport, improving everyday function, or simply feeling stronger in their bodies. Her sessions are known for being supportive and encouraging, with a focus on technique, education, and empowering clients to take an active role in their own rehabilitation.
During her physiotherapy training, Amelia gained experience across a wide range of clinical settings, strengthening her skills in movement assessment, exercise prescription, and holistic care. She even completed an international clinical placement in Vietnam, where she volunteered in a local hospital, contributed to patient care, and broadened her experience and communication skills by treating a wide variety of conditions. She has a particular interest in functional rehabilitation and helping people rebuild confidence after injury. Her background in Pilates allows her to bring a precise, movement-focused lens to her physiotherapy practice, ensuring clients receive thoughtful, individualised programs that feel both achievable and motivating.
Outside of the clinic, Amelia loves spending time with her energetic furry friend, catching up with family and friends over good food, and practicing Pilates herself. She’s also a keen traveller with plenty of stories and tips to share, and believes that staying curious, active, and connected is key to lifelong wellbeing.
