Anne Freeman

Born and raised in Canberra, Anne grew up competing in Athletics and Cross Country running. Through injury, Anne came into contact with the world of physiotherapy. It was during these times that Anne developed an interest in the human body and decided to become a physiotherapist.

Anne graduated from Charles Sturt University with a Bachelor in Physiotherapy in 2011. Anne has experience in a range of settings including public health, private, rehabilitation and as a rehabilitation consultant.

Anne’s interest in rehabilitation includes amputee, stroke, traumatic brain injury, Parkinson’s Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, spinal cord injury, Motor Neurone Disease, and anything neurological. Anne also has experience working with microprocessor knees in both prosthetic and orthotic equipment.

Anne has been pivotal in assisting transformational rehabilitation in a number of individuals, leading to outcomes which have been nationally recognised in the media.  In late 2020, Anne transitioned into a leadership role leading a small team of neurological physiotherapists. Since then, Anne’s team has grown to include other areas of physiotherapy, neurological occupational therapy and allied health assistants.

In her down time, you might catch Anne going for a run or spending time with her husband and 2 small children.

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