With a lifelong passion for movement disciplines, Nursah is a skilled physiotherapist, Pilates instructor and yoga teacher. Graduating top of her class in her Bachelor’s and Master’s of Physiotherapy degrees in Türkiye and at Swinburne University, she has received multiple academic excellence awards, including the APA Excellence Award.
Nursah has additional training in manual therapy, women’s health, yoga, restorative yoga, mat and reformer Pilates instruction and a background in private practice.
Specialising in musculoskeletal injury, clinical Pilates, pelvic floor rehabilitation and sexual health therapy, Nursah spent nearly four years running her own clinic before relocating to Melbourne. She also contributes her expertise to public education, having provided clinical insights for articles on pelvic floor health and menstrual wellbeing for Women’s Health and Scarlet Period.
Dedicated to continuous growth and learning, Nursah has completed nearly 30 training courses, congresses, and symposiums. Teaching clinical pilates and running our corporate yoga program, she is an exceptionally well-rounded physio who blends hands-on clinical skills with a movement-based approach to care.
Nursah speaks English and Turkish.
Downward Facing Dog. Such a great stretch to start and end your day with as it elongates the spine, stretches through the back fascial line, and leaves your joints feeling juicy.
Putting aside time for myself – no matter how little. The body does the best it can, with what it’s got, in the moment it’s in to heal and protect you. We just have to let it.
Move around and move in various ways – this will calm the body, move your fluids, and help you in your healing journey!
