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A chronic condition characterised by widespread musculoskeletal pain, fatigue, and heightened sensitivity.
Common features:
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Regional muscle pain caused by trigger points—tight bands of muscle that refer pain locally or to distant sites.
Symptoms may include:
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Persistent pain in the lower abdomen or pelvic region, often involving multiple organ systems or nerve pathways.
Possible contributing factors:
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Pain arising from the intercostal nerves or the abdominal wall musculature, often misdiagnosed as visceral pain.
Symptoms may include:
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Originally from England, Sally graduated from St George’s Hospital, University of London in 2004 with a BSc (First Class Hons) in Physiotherapy. Since settling in Australia, Sally has worked in private practice and in the public hospital setting across Sydney.
Sally gained a Masters in Medicine Pain Management from the University of Sydney in 2019 and is a Titled Pain Physiotherapist (as awarded by the Australian Physiotherapy Association).
In addition to private practice, Sally currently works as a Senior Physiotherapist at Westmead Hospital Pain Management Service.
Sally is highly skilled in assessing, diagnosing and treating people who experience chronic pain. She enjoys working with injured workers and CTP claimants. She has a deep understanding of the impact of pain on the whole person and on their functioning in daily life. In partnership with her colleagues, Sally enjoys applying her knowledge and clinical skills to provide a safe space for exploration of the physical and emotional meaning of pain and for recovery of function.
Qualifications and Experience
