Aleisha Coyle

B Physiotherapy, Member of APA 

Aleisha is a local physiotherapist with a strong passion for helping people move well, build confidence in their bodies, and stay active at every stage of life. Having grown up on a farm just outside of Wodonga, she has deep ties to the local community and always knew she wanted to build her physiotherapy career close to home.

Aleisha completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy at Charles Sturt University, Albury. Her interest in physiotherapy developed through a lifelong involvement in sport and movement, including netball and gymnastics, alongside a genuine love of working with people. She values the relationships built through physiotherapy and enjoys supporting individuals to reach their goals and continue doing the things that matter most in their daily lives.

Aleisha enjoys working with people of all ages, with a particular passion for supporting children and adolescents. Drawing on her experience as a gymnastics coach, she enjoys helping young people develop strength, confidence and healthy movement habits as they grow. She is also passionate about working with older adults, supporting them to remain active, independent and confident in their everyday movement.

Aleisha was drawn to O-health for its strong sense of community and values-driven, collaborative approach to care, which closely aligns with her own approach to physiotherapy.

Outside the clinic, Aleisha stays active through netball (currently playing with the Tallangatta Hoppers), gym training, and spending time outdoors with family and friends.

Areas of special interest:

• Supporting adolescents through growth, sport, and development
• Supporting older adults to maintain independence and quality of life
• Holistic approach to care
• Strength, movement, and active rehabilitation