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A young woman with blonde hair tied back, wearing a white t-shirt and black pants, sitting on a green cushion on a wooden bench with woven baskets in the drawers underneath, smiling and looking to her left. She is indoors near a window with sheer white curtains, and parked cars are visible outside.

Phoebe Robertson She/Her

I have extensive experience working with hypermobile people and those experiencing persistent pain. Prior to starting Found I was the Senior Hypermobility Physio at a clinic in Perth’s south.

I love supporting people

  • Who are hypermobile or have hEDS/HSD (or suspect they might have!) and all the co-occurring conditions, like POTS

  • Who experience persistent pain and are eager to get back moving

  • Who are experiencing fatigue or ME/CFS

  • With persistent pain or injuries, in a neuro-affirming way

Outside of physio I enjoy spending my time outside, especially the beach. I love catching up with friends for a coffee or going out to eat.

I enjoy moving my body and use movement as a self-care tool. On days I don’t feel like moving I enjoy TV shows, card games or creating things.

I’m also a Pilates instructor and Yoga nidra meditation teacher, which I integrate with my physio care.

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A woman with long dark hair smiling, sitting on a green bench in front of a window with white sheer curtains. Outside the window, leafless trees and parked cars are visible. A silver hanging lamp is above her right shoulder, and a potted plant with broad green leaves is at the bottom left corner of the image.

Jessica Francis She/Her

I love supporting people to feel confident in their bodies and get back to the things they love.

I work with people experiencing a range of musculoskeletal conditions, persistent pain and injuries, with a particular interest in hypermobility, hEDS/HSD and movement-based rehabilitation.

I take a personalised approach to physiotherapy, helping people understand their bodies and build strength, confidence and capacity in a way that feels achievable and sustainable.

As a physiotherapist and Pilates instructor, I enjoy incorporating Pilates and movement based rehabilitation into my care where appropriate. I focus on helping people develop the strength, control and confidence they need to move well and feel more capable in their everyday lives, whether they are returning from injury, managing persistent pain or working towards their personal goals.

Outside of physio, you’ll usually find me grabbing a coffee with friends, walking my dog or heading to the beach. I love reading, particularly fantasy novels, and spending time with family and friends. I also enjoy Pilates and movement as a way to look after my own wellbeing.

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