Renee Rockliff

Renee Rockliff is a Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist with a Master of Clinical Physiotherapy (Sports and Exercise) from Curtin University and a member of the APA 2026 committee. She has worked in private practice for the past five years, gaining extensive experience in the management of musculoskeletal and sports injuries across a range of gen pop and athletic populations.

Renee is a former elite hockey player, representing both Western Australia and Australia. She now spends her time outside of work fulling her passion for exercise through running. This experience gives her a unique understanding of the physical and psychological demands of sport, injury, and return-to-performance, which she integrates into her clinical practice.

Renee integrates her clinical expertise, and athletic experience to deliver evidence-based, practical care tailored to everyone. She focuses on helping people stay active and performing at their best, supporting both physical and mental wellbeing. Her approach emphasises education, resilience, and confidence; empowering athletes to take ownership of their recovery and performance.

Areas of interest:

• All lower-limb rehabilitation (hip, knee, ankle)
• Running-related injuries and return-to-run programming
• Tendinopathy and bone stress injuries
• Adolescent athlete management and strength and conditioning
• Female athlete health and injury risk reduction across the lifespan