Amy is a graduate of Cardiff University with over ten years of experience in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, specifically pelvic and women’s health physiotherapy, which she has spent the last six years specialising in.

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Since graduating, Amy has completed multiple post-graduate qualifications, including acupuncture and clinical Pilates. She continues to attend multiple courses to further develop her specialist skills and has also enjoyed guest-lecturing at Nottingham University for physiotherapy undergraduates on the women’s health module.

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Amy utilises her general musculoskeletal knowledge alongside her understanding of complex women’s health needs to offer a holistic and individualised approach to treatment. The specialism of pelvic and women’s health can cover a wide range of presentations, including perinatal assessment, postnatal rehabilitation, mastitis treatment, birth preparation, post-operative rehabilitation, exercise during menopause, clinical Pilates, as well as assessment and treatment for complex pelvic pain, digestive health concerns, gynaecological and urological presentations, such as organ prolapse.

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Alongside her clinical role, Amy has led the team in a research project evaluating physiotherapy input in the management of mastitis conditions, which is also due for publication in the autumn of 2024.

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Outside of work, Amy can be found sat in the sunshine reading a book or dog watching in the park.