Education

Young completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the University of Newcastle in 2010, building on an earlier qualification in Physical Therapy from South Korea. She remains committed to ongoing professional development, keeping her clinical knowledge and skills current throughout her career.

Experience

After relocating to Melbourne, Young worked across several private practices in the western and northern suburbs, building broad clinical experience in the assessment and management of musculoskeletal conditions. In 2018, she and Pia took over the clinic together, and have since worked to strengthen and grow the practice around a shared commitment to personalised, evidence-informed physiotherapy in a supportive, welcoming environment.

She has particular interests in spinal and postural conditions, neck and back pain, tension headaches, sports injuries, and pre- and post-operative rehabilitation, taking a comprehensive approach that looks beyond the immediate area of pain to identify what’s really driving each person’s symptoms. As a Clinical Pilates Instructor, she combines hands-on physiotherapy with individualised exercise rehabilitation to build strength, mobility, movement control and long-term physical resilience — tailoring every treatment plan to the patient’s needs, lifestyle and goals, whether they’re returning to daily life, work, exercise or sport.

Approach to Care

Young’s own experience of pregnancy and motherhood has shaped her professional interest in pre- and postnatal care. She enjoys supporting women through pregnancy, postpartum recovery and a safe return to exercise, with a focus on rebuilding strength, confidence and function. Across all her work, her approach centres on clear education, active rehabilitation, and helping patients gain the confidence and skills to manage their health for the long term.