Brittany is a Physiotherapist and Clinical Pilates instructor with over 15 years in the industry. She treats a range of complex musculoskeletal conditions, including hypermobility, chronic fatigue, and complex pain. Brittany has a special interest and vast experience in managing performing artists; dancers, singers and musicians, and in providing laryngeal ‘voice’ physiotherapy and managing TMD/ jaw disorders.

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Brittany graduated from Curtin University in 2011. She worked around Australia for several years with elite athletes in the WAFL, as well as with dancers at WAAPA and the WA Ballet. In 2014, Brittany moved to London, where she spent a decade immersed in the entertainment industry, working with professional performers: dancers, musicians, circus acrobats, and singers.

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Brittany's approach is patient-centred and evidence-based, combining manual therapy, exercise prescription, and education to provide personalised and effective pain and injury management. ​

With her warm and empathetic manner, Brittany puts her patients at ease and empowers them to take control of their own health and wellbeing. 

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Her credits include; 

• Lead Physiotherapist for West End productions: Kinky Boots, Six, Groundhog Day, Disney’s Newsies, Strictly Come Dancing (Dancing with the Stars)

• Voice Physio services for The Spice Girls, Annemarie, Oasis, The Wanted, Ella Eyre, English National Opera, National Opera Studios, and many more

• Educational workshops and Physiotherapy services for the Royal Ballet School, The Lion King, Matilda, Wicked, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The Drifter’s, Underbelly, La Soiree, Bluey, and many more

• Guest lecturer and clinician for the British Association of Performing Arts Medicine (BAPAM)

• Guest lecturer and head physiotherapist for Arts Educational School

• Pre-employment screening for Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures

• Pre-admission screening for London Studios Centre

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