Lyndall graduated from the University of Newcastle in 2020 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honors). Since then, she has gained diverse experience across various clinical settings. In musculoskeletal private practice, Lyndall has focused on treating conditions such as neck pain, cervicogenic headaches, and migraines. Additionally, she has worked in the community, assessing and treating neurological conditions spanning all ages from pediatric to geriatric patients.
Throughout her degree, Lyndall completed several placements that shaped her professional goals. These included orthopedic trauma and elective surgery at John Hunter Hospital, as well as a tenure in the emergency department at Manning Rural Referral Hospital. These experiences reinforced her commitment to helping individuals maintain or regain their ability to participate in daily activities and return to functional living.
Currently, Lyndall is pursuing full accreditation. She has undertaken various hand therapy courses and integrates core physiotherapy principles into upper limb rehabilitation. Her aim is to provide high-quality hand therapy interventions that promote healthy hand function and support her patients’ recovery journey.
