Blossom Therapy & Supports
Shifting perspectives with movement, strength and meaningful support
Blossom Therapy and Supports Open Day
We are starting girls social groups in 2026!
Location: Undercover tables at Paradise Point Esplanade South Park
Date: 14th December 2025
Time: 9am-12pm
This is your chance to get to know us, see what we offer, and join in on a few fun activities to experience what our sessions are like — relaxed, supportive, and all about connection.
We’ll be introducing two social groups:
Young Adults Group – for girls who have finished school and want to add socialising, structure, and purpose into their weekly routine.
School-Aged Group – focused on building confidence, community participation, and life skills in a fun, inclusive environment.
It’s also a great opportunity to chat with us about our Exercise Physiology services and one-on-one Support Work, and see how we can best support you or someone you care for.
We can’t wait to meet you and share what Blossom is all about!
Exercise Physiology
Women's Health Exercise Physiology
Women's Health Exercise Physiology
We offer tailored movement programs designed for individuals who think and move differently, including those seeking disability support work. Our focus is on building confidence, strength, and independence while also addressing emotional regulation, motor skills, and the management of chronic conditions, particularly in the context of inv
We offer tailored movement programs designed for individuals who think and move differently, including those seeking disability support work. Our focus is on building confidence, strength, and independence while also addressing emotional regulation, motor skills, and the management of chronic conditions, particularly in the context of invisible illness. We understand neurodiversity and prioritize women’s health, helping you discover the type of movement that is right for you!
Women's Health Exercise Physiology
Women's Health Exercise Physiology
Women's Health Exercise Physiology
Empowering women through movement and understanding their unique needs, including those related to invisible illness and neurodiversity. We support women's health by promoting hormonal health, managing pain, boosting energy, and enhancing confidence at every stage of life with a safe approach to exercise physiology and disability support work.
Disability Support Work
Women's Health Exercise Physiology
Disability Support Work
Purposeful, person-centered disability support work that builds independence, community connection, and life skills is delivered by individuals who truly understand invisible illness, neurodiversity, and the importance of women's health.
Meet the Team!
Emma - Founder, Accredited Exercise Physiologist & Support Worker
Emma also holds a Graduate Diploma in Autism Studies and is passionate about disability support work for girls and young women experiencing neurodiversity and invisible illnesses such as EDS, POTS, and MCAS, as well as mental health challenges. Emma enjoys helping her clients improve their wellbeing, build confidence, and gain independence through exercise physiology and meaningful support.
Olivia – Accredited Exercise Physiologist & Support Worker
With a Master’s in Women’s Health Medicine, Olivia brings specialised knowledge and experience. She is particularly passionate about helping those with invisible illnesses like hEDS, POTS, CFS/ME, and Fibromyalgia, as well as supporting individuals facing long covid and cancer. Her dedication extends to empowering women to understand their bodies, manage their health confidently, and feel strong through movement and education, emphasising the importance of movement in healing.
Michaela – Support Worker
Currently studying Paramedicine, Michaela brings a calm, patient, and nurturing energy to her work. Her gentle presence helps clients, including those managing invisible illnesses and neurodiversity, feel supported, safe, and understood as they build confidence and independence in daily life.
Some of our favourite memories!
