Sindy Rollins

Sindy has been a practicing musculoskeletal physiotherapy for over 20 years.

Training in the UK, she had invaluable experiences working within the NHS before moving to become a Ministry of Defence Physiotherapist with the British military. Working with service personnel who needed to be high functioning and fit for purpose, Sindy learnt the value of true teamwork in this multidisciplinary setting, and it has shaped the way she manages her patients and practices her skills.

After completing further post-graduate study in neuromusculoskeletal physiotherapy, Sindy moved to Perth with her young family. She completed the Australian Physiotherapy Council registration requirements and in doing so learned the value of skilled clinical mentorship.

She is now the clinical lead and mentor for the physiotherapy team in which she practices, and for international physiotherapists wishing to gain registration in Australia.

Sindy has been a presenter for the Australian Physiotherapy and Pilates Institute (APPI) since 2011, educating health professionals all over the world in the method of Pilates for rehabilitation, in both matwork and equipment-based repertoire. As a movement control expert, Sindy’s aim is to allow people to experience movement without fear and be able to participate in activity in an enjoyable and achievable way.

As a lover of animals and the outdoor environment, Sindy has seen and felt the incredible impact that both these areas can have on the human spirit and function. Sindy volunteers for the charity -Claremont Therapeutic Riding Centre – an inspirational fusion of people and animals.