Our Team

I grew up right here on the eastern shore of Hobart and have always had a passion for health, exercise and nutrition. I started Your Path to Health in 2011 as I saw a need in the community to support those struggling with chronic conditions, in an environment which provided support and empathy.

I am so proud to be an exercise physiologist, building the knowledge of what we do in our community. I believe in really listening & understanding the client and their personal needs. By developing a program that is suited to the individual we can achieve long term success through exercise therapy. I have a wide range of interests clinically but I focus on fatigue, women's health, cancer treatment and autoimmune disorders.

My passions outside of my business include quality family time with my husband, young son Ethan and whippet (Maddison), where we share a love of family, sports, travel and Lego and board games. I’m also a passionate net baller and currently play/ coach and co-ordinate for Your Path to Health OHA Netball Club.

I am a local Tasmanian who has studied and lived in this state. I have always been passionate about exercise, health and fitness. I love being an Exercise Physiologist as it enables me to work with all members of the community to help them reach their rehabilitation and health goals. I have a keen interest in those with heart, lung & musculoskeletal conditions and have undertaken specific training in these areas.

Working at Your Path to Health has provided me the opportunity to build and grow my leadership skills, while working alongside a brilliant team of providers and reception staff.

My passions outside of the office include being a self-confessed sports nut, having been involved in many different local sporting teams. I currently love getting out on the golf course when I can. However, my favourite thing in the world is spending time with my beautiful family.

I grew up on the sunny Eastern Shore in a big, close nit family.

I love my job, and sometimes think that I am a little bit of a workaholic. I love being able to work alongside my family and an absolutely amazing provider and reception team. My role as operations manager has also helped me grow as an individual as it has given me the opportunity to grow my management skills.

When I get some time off it is often spent with My Husband Matt, our beautiful girls, Poppy and Delilah; and our extended family. We also enjoy Lego builds and spending time with our fur babies; Billy the Lab and Mango the Cat.

I started working at Your Path to Health in 2013 as a receptionist before I finished my Exercise Physiology degree in 2019!

One of the main things I love about my role is using exercise to improve a client's quality of life, sometimes it's the little things that make such a big difference. I find it so rewarding working with all ages and all levels of capacity. I approach each client individually and make a plan that best suits them and their situation!

In my own time I enjoy dancing and playing netball. I have previously worked as a sports trainer, being involved in TNL, TSL and AFL TAS team.

I have been working at Your Path to Health since 2020 and you may have seen me working on reception or as an Exercise Scientist and Allied Health Assistant in our studio.

I have just completed my degree Clinical Exercise Physiology at Charles Sturt University and am now transitioning into this new role as an EP, which I am loving. I have always had a passion for exercise and how it can make people feel better physically and mentally, and how it can improve client’s quality of life.

Outside of work, I compete at a national level for Athletics as a 100m and 200m sprinter, so most weekends you will find me competing in Hobart and around the state. When I am not competing, I love to go camping and I am also very interested in travelling.

I am an Accredited Exercise Physiologist and Exercise Scientist who graduated in Melbourne in 2024. With experience as a personal trainer and group fitness coach since 2016, I combine clinical knowledge with practical applications to support people of diverse abilities and backgrounds.

I have a particular interest in neuroplasticity and its application within exercise and rehabilitation. Having undergone multiple knee surgeries following basketball injuries, I understand the challenges of injury and rehabilitation firsthand and am passionate about helping people improve their physical function, confidence, and quality of life.

Outside of work, I enjoy staying active by playing basketball, tennis and walking my dog. In my spare time, I like to play music, board games and go to the movies.

I completed my Master of Physiotherapy Studies in 2012 after first completing a Bachelor of Human Movement Studies in 2010 at the University of Queensland. Since then, I’ve worked across private practice clinics in Brisbane, the Sunshine Coast, and Scotland.

I have experience treating athletes from grassroots through to Olympic level, including the Brisbane Capitals, QRL referees, and athletes in marathon, triathlon, polo, and ice skating. I also have extensive experience in post‑operative rehabilitation, chronic and complex injuries, and tendon rehabilitation.

My favourite part of physiotherapy is working closely with people to achieve tailored, meaningful results, using a combination of manual therapy and exercise‑based rehabilitation.

Outside of work, I’m looking forward to exploring the many hikes Tasmania has to offer, as well as enjoying the sweeping roads on my motorbike in my spare time.

I graduated from Griffith University with a Bachelor of Exercise Science in 2014 and a Master of Physiotherapy in 2016. I grew up on the Gold Coast and relocated to Tasmania in 2021. I was drawn to physiotherapy as I have always had an interest in anatomy and the marvel of the human body. I enjoy working with people at all stages of life, helping them to achieve their goals and be the best possible version of themselves. In my spare time, enjoy multi-day hiking, mountain biking and exploring Tasmania's wilderness.

I am originally from Japan and have been living in Australia for over 10 years. I completed my Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the University of Newcastle in 2022 and subsequently relocated to Tasmania to begin my career.

My clinical experience is grounded in the NDIS sector, where I have worked with a diverse range of clients across all age groups. I enjoy supporting individuals with varying needs and functional goals, and I value the opportunity to make meaningful contributions to their health, mobility, and independence.

I have a strong passion for human anatomy and a deep curiosity about how the body functions and adapts. Prior to physiotherapy, I worked as a remedial massage therapist for more than five years. This background has helped me highly develop hands-on skills, which continue to be one of my key clinical strengths.

My professional interests lie in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, which includes but is not limited to the management of acute injuries, chronic pain like back pain, tendinopathies, and post-operative rehabilitation.

Outside of work, I enjoy travelling, visiting national parks and falls, and interacting with animals

I have worked in Hobart as an osteopath for 9 years in a variety of settings. I moved here from Queensland after graduating as a mature aged student from University in 2010.
I became interested in osteopathy after finding that it helped me overcome back and neck pain and stiffness in my late 20’s and helped me get back into running and other sports. I have been interested for a long time in how the human body works both inside and out and am passionate about helping people get their bodies feeling and functioning better so they can get more out of life.

Though I use my hands to work on people of all ages I particularly like to help older people who have difficulty with chronic conditions that accompany their back, neck, headaches and other musculoskeletal problems. I am looking forward to working as part of the team of dedicated health professionals at Your Path to Health to help people of all ages achieve their health goals.

Outside of work I enjoy bush-walking and camping in the Tasmanian wilderness and playing the saxophone as I would like to learn to play jazz.

I have been a dietitian for the 17 years working with a wide range of individuals and organisations in Tasmania and further afield.

Working as a dietitian gives me the opportunity to share my enthusiasm for looking for simple clear pathways to improved health and effectiveness in life. I work in a broad range of clinical and general health areas including diabetes, heart disease, cancer, allergies and intolerance, geriatric nutrition and eating disorders through to sports nutrition and generally eating for good health throughout life. At Your Path to Health I have found a team of health practitioners who are 100% focused on making great quality health care accessible to anyone who walks through the door and it's for this reason I love being a part of the Your Path to Health team.

Outside of work I'm an embarrassingly proud Mum! I love my family and spend most of my 'spare' time on the side of a soccer field, inside a gymnasium or somewhere in between (hopefully with a good pick me up coffee in hand). I have only two things on my bucket list a visit to the Natural History Museum and barrister lessons and it can't go unsaid; I love running, a lot , and a long way and with anyone who'll come along for the trot.

I recently graduated from the University of Tasmania with a degree in Exercise Science and completed my placement with Your Path to Health. I’m excited to continue my journey here as an Allied Health Assistant, supporting clients to build confidence, improve function, and work toward their exercise and movement goals.

Outside of work, I love spending time with my two puppies, Bruno and Sully. I also enjoy rowing socially and playing netball whenever I get the chance

My work background is hospitality, after many years I got up the courage to change my career path, and applied for the position of relief practice manager. I was familiar with Your Path to Health as I had attended sessions with Jess since 2013.

Making the change has been the best thing I have done, everyone is so friendly and welcoming at Your Path to Health and I look forward to meeting many more new faces and helping them with their health and well being journey and expanding my knowledge of the industry.

My interests outside of work are coaching and playing netball for Your Path to Health OHA and spending time with my husband and our two boys.

I became a hairdresser straight out of school and was in the industry for 15years, then an opportunity came up for a career change, where I have been able to join the wonderful team at Your Path to Health and I haven’t looked back since.

I love that I still get to work face to face with client's and assist them on their health and well-being journey.

In my spare time I help coach with the Your Path to Health OHA netball club, my passion is photography and spending quality time with my husband, daughter and our 2 beloved dogs.

I love my job as a Receptionist as when clients walk through the door I’m often the first people they see and love to make people feel welcome and at ease before seeing their provider. I enjoy working at YPTH because I get to see first-hand how allied health support can make a real difference in people’s lives.

Also one of the best things working at Your Path to Health is it gives me the opportunity to work alongside my three incredible daughters who I’m very proud of as well a group of fantastic providers and reception staff.

My interests outside of work include spending time with my family particularly my grandchildren, friends and of course my fur baby Lennox. I also look after myself by regularly taking part in weight training session at Your Path to Health.

I chose to work as a medical receptionist as I am beginning a Bachelor of Nursing this year at UTAS. Being in a healthcare environment is beneficial to my studies and gives me an insight into what to expect for my future.

I love getting to know people and having a chat, so this is the perfect role for me.

In my spare time, I play netball for OHA and enjoy going camping. I also love to spend time with my three cats and two dogs.