Meet The Team
Temora Physiotherapy Centre is a locally run clinic which has been providing quality physiotherapy services to the Temora community for the past 10 years. Opened in 2013 by a Leeton based clinic, the practice was taken over by local physiotherapist Kristy Oliver in 2020 and has only continued to grow, now employing 3 local physiotherapists. We are committed to providing a welcoming, friendly environment where you feel supported in your health journey and work collaboratively with you to achieve your health & wellness goals. We work closely with our local doctors and health services and have established great relationships with local specialists.
Practice Principal & Physiotherapist
Kristy Oliver
Kristy grew up in Temora and completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy in Albury in 2012. She has worked in the clinic since 2014 with a desire to return to her home town and has since taken over ownership of the practice in 2020. As a busy mum of 4 little kids herself, Kristy has developed a strong passion in the area of women's health and caring for women through all stages of life and has completed extensive training in this area. She is passionate about ensuring mums are supported in their transition to motherhood and assist them in their recovery from birth.
Kristy is also trained in matwork pilates and dry needling and incorporates these into her treatments. She has also completed additional training in paediatrics, working with local children and her family under the NDIS scheme.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Women's Health Training Associates Courses:
March 2014 - Introductory Women's Health - 5 Day Intensive
March 2019 - Objective Testing Course
July 2019 – Pelvic Organ Prolapse/Stress Urinary Incontinence (Including pessary fitting)
April 2020 - Anorectal Dysfunction Course
Nov 2020 - Research Update "The Childbearing Year"
Jan 2021 - Birth Choices Course
2015-2016 - APPI Matwork Level 1/3 & Pre/Postnatal Pilates Training
March 2019 - The Physiotherapy Clinic Diastasis & Abdominal Wall Course
2020 - Monash University Enhancing Skills in Paediatric Physiotherapy
April 2021 - APA Introductory Women's Health Physiotherapy Level 1
May 2022 – APA Dry Needling Introductory Course
Aug 2022 - APA Women's Pelvic Health Level 1
Currently completing APA Women's Pelvic Health Level 2
Physiotherapist
Emily Haddrill
Emily grew up in Ardlethan and studied Physiotherapy at Charles Sturt University in Albury, graduating in 2018. She undertook clinical placement with us during her course and has now returned after being on maternity leave. Emily enjoys helping people move better and improve their levels of activity and function. As a keen sportswomen she has a special interest in the assessment and rehabilitation of sports injuries. She enjoys teaching matwork pilates and has done additional training in management of hip and knee osteoarthritis.
Emily is currently on maternity leave after the arrival of her 3rd baby in September.