Hannah brings a unique blend of movement expertise and compassionate care to her work as an Exercise Physiologist. With exceptional communication skills and a deep understanding of how movement impacts both the body and mind, she is passionate about helping women feel strong, confident, and empowered in their movement journey.

Hannah has a keen interest in supporting individuals who may feel unsure or hesitant in movement settings, including those who are neurodivergent, managing neurological conditions, or seeking a more supportive and individualised approach to exercise.

She also supports clients navigating general hypermobility, fatigue conditions and chronic pain conditions, adapting exercise to the individual and helping clients build confidence in movement at a pace that works for their body.

With Hannah’s enthusiasm for movement also comes her eagerness for helping improve your relationship with exercise. A key way Hannah implements this is by spearheading any.BODY studio’s Run Club, incorporating mindfulness activities, prioritising joy and gratitude, and facilitating an open and welcoming community-based environment.

Hannah believes that movement should be accessible, enjoyable, and empowering for everyone. Her thoughtful, client-centered approach ensures that each person feels seen, heard, and supported every step of the way.

Maya embodies the key qualities that define an Exercise Physiologist at any.BODY — compassionate, curious, and deeply client-centred. She approaches every individual with empathy and a trauma-informed lens, creating a space where clients feel genuinely seen and supported.

With a background in working with clients requiring a higher level of care — including those navigating multiple sclerosis, stroke rehabilitation, aged care and Parkinson's — Maya brings both expertise and heart to her work.

Maya also supports clients with general hypermobility, fatigue conditions and chronic pain conditions, alongside her growing focus in women’s health, endometriosis, PCOS and chronic pelvic pain.

Within the studio, Maya teaches clinical, reformer, and strength classes and sees clients 1:1 — blending evidence-based movement with a grounded and compassionate approach.

Her goal is to help clients reconnect with their bodies, build confidence, and find strength through movement at every stage of life.

Analiese has a particular interest in supporting older adults through strength training, helping them build confidence, maintain independence, and encourage healthy ageing.

She is passionate about creating programs that empower people to move confidently, promote intuitive movement, and support long-term wellbeing by helping clients understand and listen to their bodies.

Analiese supports clients navigating general hypermobility, fatigue conditions and chronic pain conditions, using individualised exercise to build capacity, confidence and a sustainable relationship with movement.

You may recognise her from her practicum at any.BODY, where she gained hands-on experience under the guidance of our Women’s Health Exercise Physiologists, supporting people with neurological conditions, chronic pain, and women’s health concerns.

Mia is a passionate and caring Exercise Physiologist, bringing curiosity, kindness, and a love of movement to her work. She has undergone comprehensive mentorship in women’s health and invisible illnesses, allowing her to confidently support clients managing conditions such as endometriosis, PCOS and chronic pain.

Mia also works with clients navigating general hypermobility, fatigue conditions and chronic pain conditions, tailoring movement to individual capacity, symptoms and goals.

Mia is passionate about supporting people to return to exercise safely and confidently, with a focus on injury prevention and long-term wellbeing. She enjoys working with a wide range of clients, including those with postural conditions such as scoliosis, individuals navigating pelvic floor concerns, and athletes looking to support performance and resilience.

Mia believes in meeting people where they are, helping them reconnect with their bodies, feel confident, and enjoy movement — whether in clinical sessions, reformer classes, or strength training.

Through her own health journey, Zoe is passionate about supporting other women with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and Dysautonomia through exercise. Zoe knows the importance of individualised care when it comes to managing life with hypermobility, and she thrives when providing tailored movement support.

Zoe also supports people navigating general hypermobility, fatigue conditions and chronic pain conditions, with an understanding that movement may need to look different from day to day.

Along with her nurturing and empathetic attitude, this experience has allowed Zoe to help many women in overcoming their fear and anxiety with exercise.

As a diploma qualified Pilates instructor, she works closely with our Senior Exercise Physiologist Holly to provide personalised movement solutions for those with invisible illnesses. Zoe continually develops her education and understanding to help clients manage their chronic conditions and is invested in ensuring the highest level of exercise care.

Zoe also has extensive knowledge and experience working with clients in diverse bodies, and helps women improve their relationship with movement.

Jennie is our studio coordinator and client liaison manager. Her energy and liveliness is the welcoming front to the studio, and all our members know she brings this energy to her Pilates classes.

Jennie’s positive attitude, paired with her systematic approach towards class planning ensures each session provides a variety of movements and goals, where you’ll leave feeling energised and uplifted.

Having completed her Diploma in Pilates for Rehabilitation, Jennie works closely with our Exercise Physiologists to continuously grow her understanding of musculoskeletal conditions and enhance her Pilates sessions. She supports clients navigating general hypermobility, fatigue conditions and chronic pain conditions, as well as those who may need additional confidence and support in a group reformer setting.