Aakansha graduated with Bachelor of Physiotherapy from MMDU, India in 2021 and pursued her career in musculoskeletal and neurological physiotherapy, working in both hospital and private practice alongside being a lecturer. She moved to Australia in 2022, completed her Australian Registration exams and has worked in Private Practice since then.

Aakansha combines manual therapy skills and exercise rehabilitation in managing a range of musculoskeletal conditions. She manages a broad patient caseload of spinal and peripheral joint pathologies, soft tissue injuries, headaches, vertigo, pre- and post-surgical rehabilitation and all disabilities (NDIS).

She has special interests in Temporo-mandibular joint disorders, Cervicogenic headaches, ACL rehabilitation, Pilates, Yoga and Pulmonary rehabilitation.  Her academic background includes publications and a book on ‘Blood Flow Restriction Training’.  She is passionate about evidence-based practice.  Aakansha strongly believes that no matter what the injury is, “it’s a better late than never” approach that can help. Individualised and tailor-based treatment approach is the focus.

Outside of work, she likes to travel and read books.