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Eva Williams   

Physiotherapist                                                                                                               

Bachelor of Applied Science / Master of Physiotherapy Practice, Latrobe University, 2022   

Australian Physiotherapy Association Member

Clinical Pilates course – Universal Practice, 2025

 

Eva is a warm and encouraging physiotherapist who is passionate about supporting women through their pregnancy, post-partum period and beyond. Eva has completed professional development courses in Women’s Health including pelvic floor and continence physiotherapy. She works under the guidance of Clinical Expert Annamarie to support pelvic health concerns.

Eva brings a broad experience of Physiotherapy from working within the Hospital system. She is skilled at physiotherapy and rehabilitation for post fracture, for musculoskeletal injuries, neurological conditions, and sporting injuries. Eva has experience working with children and with clients across the whole lifespan. Prior work as a Personal Trainer and Pilates instructor, Eva has plenty of ideas for evidenced based exercise to keep her clients moving well.   She will use clear education and encouragement to empower you to achieve your goals.

Outside of work, Eva loves going to the gym, catching up with friends and going on long walks with her husband and pup Lila.

You will see Eva leading Clinical Exercise Groups and Body and Brain Rehab Groups as well as in consultations for neurological, musculoskeletal, pelvic and pregnancy related conditions.

The Through Life Team is here to look after all your physiotherapy, rehabilitation and exercise needs.
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