Dr Hannah Gee

FEMALE Scarborough Chiropractor

B.Sc(Chiro), B.Clin.Chiro – Associate Chiropractor

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Dr Hannah Gee (Chiro) graduated from Murdoch University with a double degree in Chiropractic  and is passionate about helping people move better, feel stronger and reconnect with their bodies.  

Originally from Geraldton, Hannah grew up playing a variety of sports including netball, basketball,  water polo and dancing. Her interest in chiropractic began at a young age after witnessing the positive impact it had on her mother’s chronic low back pain and disc injuries. Following her own ankle injury during high school, Hannah developed a strong appreciation for rehabilitation, strength training and movement-based care, which ultimately led her to pursue a career in healthcare.  

HOLISTIC AND PATIENT-CENTRED CARE  

As both a Chiropractor and Certified Mat and Reformer Pilates Instructor, Hannah takes a holistic  and patient-centred approach to care. She believes the best outcomes come from understanding the  whole person and considers factors such as movement, lifestyle, stress, sleep and daily demands when developing treatment plans.  

Hannah combines hands-on chiropractic care, soft tissue techniques, rehabilitation and movement based strategies to help patients recover from pain, improve function and build long-term resilience.  

WOMEN’S HEALTH, FAMILY CARE AND ACTIVE  LIFESTYLES  

Hannah enjoys caring for patients of all ages and stages of life, with particular interests in women’s  health, pregnancy and postnatal care, movement rehabilitation, and conditions involving the neck,  jaw and head, including headaches and migraines.  

She is a certified Mat and Reformer Pilates Instructor with additional training in Pre and Post-Natal  Pilates and is currently undertaking further professional development through the Unite Health  Clinical Pilates Program.  

Outside the clinic, Hannah enjoys teaching Pilates, strength training, spending time with family and  friends, and playing competitive netball on weekends. Having grown up around sport and  movement, she continues to live the active lifestyle she encourages in her patients.