Hiya Health - Labrador

Get to know Hiya Health - Labrador

From Hiya Health - Labrador's website.

• Our approach

  At Hiya Health, sessions are built on listening first and understanding your child's story, challenges, and goals before tailoring a personalised plan that reflects their life. The team uses modern, evidence-based treatments combined with genuine care, focusing on collaborative practice where physiotherapists, exercise physiologists, occupational therapists and other specialists work together. Sessions are designed to empower children with the knowledge and confidence to take charge of their health, with a commitment to supporting not just recovery but long-term strength, independence, and quality of life. The approach emphasises practical, individualised programming tailored to each child's needs and regularly updated as they progress.

• Working with families

  The team works closely with you and your family as part of your child's care journey, collaborating to understand your goals and build plans together. Communication with parents and carers is central to the approach, and the clinic involves families in decision-making about treatment and progress. The team also works with other care providers, doctors, specialists, and support networks to ensure seamless, coordinated care for your child.

• Meet the team

  The Labrador clinic is staffed by university-qualified allied health professionals including physiotherapists, exercise physiologists, and occupational therapists. At the Labrador location specifically, the team includes physiotherapists Killarney Morey, Jess Olorenshaw, Nicole Darbyshire, and James Gibb; exercise physiologist Keaton Pobar (Senior Exercise Physiologist & Clinic Manager) and Ella Warrall; and occupational therapists Gianna Blenkhorn, Jorja Greenwood, Reece Wilson, and Katie Robinson (Senior Occupational Therapist). All practitioners are university-qualified and experienced in delivering evidence-based, outcome-oriented care using the latest technology and research.