About Reform

Annemarie is the director of Reform Physiotherapy & Pilates. After completing her Physiotherapy degree, she pursued further study with a Graduate Diploma in Manipulative Therapy at Curtin University. Annemarie specialises in movement re-education, chronic joint, nerve and muscle problems, pelvic pain and women’s health. Annemarie has worked in Australia and internationally, teaching and supervising students in London and Edinburgh, UK. As a certified Polestar Pilates Instructor and Educator, Annemarie introduced rehabilitative Pilates to the practice to enhance healing and optimise performance within her patients. If you are suffering from injury, chronic pain, or are seeking to begin rehabilitative Pilates, book an appointment to see Annemarie.

Dr Sonia Ranelli is a researcher, lecturer at Curtin University and one of our physiotherapists at Reform. She earned a Masters of Science in Evidence Based Health Care from Oxford University and completed her PhD in 2012, focusing on musculoskeletal problems in children who play musical instruments. Whilst working as a physiotherapist in Oxford, UK she established the Hand and Upper Limb Service at The Radcliffe Infirmary NHS Trust. Sonia has a special interest in treating hand and upper limb conditions, including treating young instrumentalists and instrumental music teachers. If you are suffering from RSI, hand, wrist or upper limb injuries, book an appointment to see Sonia.