Physio for hypermobility

Our experienced Physiotherapists love supporting humans with hypermobility conditions including Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder (HSD), Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) and frequently related conditions such as POTS, Dysautonomia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. 

If you’ve ever been told you’re “just flexible” or “double-jointed” or that your pain is all in your head you’re not alone. Hypermobility might sound like a cool party trick, but when your joints are constantly overworking, it can feel more like chaos than control.

We see you. The bendiness, the fatigue, the invisible symptoms - let’s gently unpack it all together.

How our hypermobility physio can support you

Care that meets you where you’re at

Whether you’ve just learned about hypermobility or have been managing it for years, we tailor everything to your needs and at your pace.

A neurodivergent-affirming space

ADHD, autism, and hypermobility often walk hand in hand. 

We regularly support hypermobile clients who are autistic, ADHDers or identify within the neurodivergent umbrella. We do our best to make our clinic inclusive, sensory-sensitive, and adaptable. Need accommodations during the session? Want to avoid bright lights or overwhelming spaces? Just let us know.

Feel free to leave your mask at the door. We love your weird, awkward, and chaotic self just as you are.

  • "I feel so supported, safe, seen and heard by you. I’m so grateful to have your support."

    Sherron

  • "The tips/prompts and insights... AND being neuro-affirming have already been so helpful."

    Sherron

Work with our hypermobility physio

Whether you’re dealing with constant aches, mysterious fatigue, brain fog, gut issues, or joints that just don’t seem to stay where they belong. It’s not all in your head. We see you. We believe you. And we’re here to help you reconnect with your body in a way that feels safe, supportive, and sustainable.

Physio FAQs

Our studio is housed on Beeliar Boodjar. We acknowledge the Whadjuk Nyungar people as the traditional custodians of the land on which we move.

We pay our respects to the Elders past, present and emerging, as well as to the Indigenous and First Nations people of the lands of those joining us online.