Georgia completed a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science at Deakin University before completing her Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology at Australian Catholic University in 2026. She has gained experience across community, private and public health settings, including working within both inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation. Her clinical experience has included neurological rehabilitation, exercise oncology, chronic disease management, group exercise and functional rehabilitation.

Georgia is passionate about the role of exercise in improving health, independence and quality of life. She takes a client-centred and evidence-based approach, tailoring exercise programs to each individual’s goals, abilities and health needs. She is particularly passionate about making exercise and healthcare accessible, achievable and inclusive for everyone, and recognises the importance of reducing barriers to care for people from diverse and underrepresented communities.

Georgia has a particular interest in Exercise Oncology, Neurological Rehabilitation, particularly Parkinson’s disease, Diabetes Management and Cardiac Rehabilitation. She also enjoys working with clients across a broad range of health and fitness goals, including improving general strength, fitness, balance and functional capacity.

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