Taylor's love for pelvic health began at university, and deepened further when she completed a Graduate Certificate in Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy at the University of Melbourne. She has fallen more in love with her work every day since.

Taylor also has a personal reason for loving the work she does. She lives with Endometriosis and is an Endo Warrior.

That experience, navigating pain, advocating for herself within a healthcare system that doesn't always listen, and finding the support that genuinely helps, has shaped her into the physiotherapist she is today. When women come to Taylor with endometriosis, they are not sitting across from someone who has read about their experience. They are sitting across from someone who has lived it, and that experience pushes Taylor every day to help women like her live with and manage their pelvic pain.

At Fitt Physiotherapy, Taylor works across the full spectrum of women's and men's pelvic health, including but not limited to bladder and bowel dysfunction, pelvic pain, and support across the pregnancy and postpartum period. Taylor loves supporting her patients to reach their goals, be it returning to exercise postpartum or feeling like they have control over their body and symptoms — and it's what brings her the most joy in her work.

Taylor's favourite areas to work in include pelvic pain and sexual pain and dysfunction. She also enjoys managing complex caseloads, collaborating with patients to build a comprehensive treatment plan tailored to them. Taylor takes the time to listen to her patients and understand their goals, obstacles and previous experience.

Taylor strives to create a warm and welcoming environment where patients feel supported to discuss their concerns and work towards living life on their terms.

Outside of work, Taylor loves spending time with her 1-year-old Golden Retriever Barney, reading, Pilates and catching up with her girlfriends.