Hi, I'm Caitlin Cappeluti!

With her knowledge and passion for sports firmly rooted in her training, Caitlin holds a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science from the University of Notre Dame and a Graduate Diploma of Clinical Exercise Physiology from Murdoch University.

Her journey into the health profession was inspired by her own experiences with childhood injuries. The remarkable healthcare professionals who guided her rehabilitation left an indelible mark, sparking her desire to offer the same level of support and guidance to others.

Caitlin’s clinical interests are in working with individuals dealing with chronic conditions, with a particular focus on those within the NDIS community. With her empathetic nature, she’s committed to assisting a diverse range of clients, from Parkinson’s Disease to autism, helping them improve their quality of life and achieve their goals through the integration of regular exercise into their routines.

“I’m passionate about empowering individuals to make positive transformations in their lives, guiding them towards a happier and healthier lifestyle through exercise medicine.”

Caitlin brings a unique perspective to her role, having spent two years as a sports trainer in the WAFL for Peel Thunder Football Club. She also had the opportunity to work with staff and football players from the Fremantle Dockers Football Club, offering her valuable experience in working with athletes and managing injuries and disabilities.

When she’s not in the clinic treating, Caitlin cherishes her time at the beach, revels in camping adventures, and enjoys precious moments spent with friends and family.