Brooklyn is a Physiotherapist at Pontifex Physiotherapy. She completed a Bachelor of Health Science (Exercise and Nutrition) through the University of South Australia before earning her Doctor of Physiotherapy from Macquarie University. She is also a Certified Personal Trainer and Level 1 Sports Trainer, combining her background in exercise science with evidence-based physiotherapy to deliver comprehensive, patient-centred care.

Brooklyn has gained experience across private practice, orthopaedics, community care, workplace health, and elite sporting environments. She has also worked as a Physiotherapist for the NSW Under 17s team at the Netball Australia National Championships, contributing to the team’s silver medal success.

She has a particular interest in sports physiotherapy, strength and conditioning, and rehabilitation following musculoskeletal injuries. With a strong passion for netball and exercise-based rehabilitation, Brooklyn enjoys helping athletes return to sport safely while also working with people of all ages to improve strength, mobility, function, and confidence in movement. She is committed to identifying the underlying cause of pain and developing personalised treatment plans that combine hands-on therapy, education, and targeted exercise to help patients achieve lasting results.

Brooklyn also has a keen interest in supporting older adults to maintain their independence through improved strength, balance, and mobility. She believes physiotherapy plays an important role not only in recovering from injury, but also in preventing future problems and helping people continue doing the activities they enjoy.

Outside the clinic, Brooklyn enjoys staying active through health and fitness and has been involved in representative netball for many years. She loves travelling, spending time outdoors, and making memories with her family, friends, and her two dogs, Franki and Teddi.