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Physiotherapy

movement, comfort and confidence for everyday life

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Physiotherapy supports people to improve movement, function, strength, comfort, and participation in everyday life.

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It uses physical assessment, education, hands-on support where appropriate, and tailored therapy strategies to help people manage challenges, reduce pain, build skills, and work toward meaningful movement and functional goals.

A Unique Blend of Experience

What makes Windrose Therapy unique is the depth and breadth of experience behind each session.

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Emily has worked across hospital, community, paediatric, disability, and adult neurological rehabilitation settings. She also continues to teach and support students in paediatric and neurological physiotherapy at UniSA (now Adelaide University).

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With honours-level training in both psychology and physiotherapy, along with published research in chronic pain, Emily provides therapy that is evidence-informed, practical, holistic, and grounded in strong clinical reasoning.

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Experienced with complex needs

Children and teens living with complex, persistent pain, supported through body, mind and family, and children with complex medical, neurological, genetic, heart or lung conditions.

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How I can help

Babies

Head preference and early positioning

Tummy time difficulties

Plagiocephaly-related positioning support

Torticollis
Foot position concerns (e.g. talipes)
Delayed milestones
Rolling, sitting, crawling, standing, and walking

Newborn comfort and nervous system regulation
Body assessments post-birth
Parent bonding strategies through comforting and loving touch
Multidisciplinary collaboration with midwives and lactation specialists
 

Toddlers and
older children


Trotting to running
Acute and chronic pain management
Balance and coordination
Motor planning and exposure to age-appropriate activities
Post-surgery rehabilitation
Strength, endurance, and mobility
Ball skills (throwing, kicking, catching)
Gross motor skills for kindy/school
Toe walking
Hypermobility support
Sensory regulation
Neuroaffirmative care
Confidence building in their physical movement and abilities
 

Physiotherapy services can be accessed face-to-face or online.

Face-to-face sessions are provided as a mobile service, meaning I travel to you.

Home and community visits across the Adelaide Hills and north-east on Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, with online sessions on the same days.

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Self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants are welcome.

Medicare (GP care plan) and private health funded sessions are also available.

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Fees: $210 per 60-minute session (private and Medicare), covering your session plus preparation and follow-up. NDIS: $183.99 per hour, with travel charged separately as set out in the NDIS Pricing Arrangements.

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Book online now, or send me a message below.

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Personalised Care

Each child receives a personalised therapy plan tailored to their specific needs and goals to ensure the best possible outcomes.

Family Centred

With a strong emphasis on family involvement, my therapy sessions create a supportive and collaborative environment for children to thrive.

Holistic Approach

As a holistic therapist, I combine evidence-based practices with compassion and empathy to provide the highest quality care.

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