Danzenpointe Physiotherapy

10/06/2026

Thanks to It’s been a long time coming to complete a Schroth based scoliosis course. Exciting times ahead. 🎓

05/06/2026

Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (hEDS) is a connective-tissue disorder that causes extreme joint mobility. The syndrome falls under a larger group of genetic disorders, Ehlers-Danlos syndromes (EDS), which affect tissue composition and stability.

Ballet’s aesthetic tends to favor the swooping lines that extra flexibility allows—bendy feet and knees, especially—and it’s no coincidence that people with hypermobility may be drawn to dance. But those perks come with a unique set of challenges, especially in individuals with EDS. So what should ballet dancers know about these elusive disorders?

Learn more here, from symptoms to prevalence and treatment: https://pointemagazine.com/ehlers-danlos-syndromes-ballet/ .tab=0

📝: Kyra Laubacher
📸: Adriana Wagenveld (front) in “The Nutcracker.” Photo by Taylor Jones, courtesy Charlotte Ballet.



Description: wo dancers perform the "Spanish" divertissement from "The Nutcracker." Adriana Wagenveld, wearing a long red dress with a full skirt, splits her legs with her arms lifted as her partner, standing behind her, holds the wrist of her top arm gently. Text: What Should Ballet Dancers Know About Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes?

05/06/2026

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Life long learning…. What I was up to last week. 🎓

30/05/2026

Upskilling in scoliosis, in Sydney with

01/02/2026

Introducing the New Space! From tomorrow is located downstairs with entry through the garage door. No more stairs, more space, barre/ladder, reformer and more! Very exciting. Thanks to athletic base for accommodating the bigger space, my husband Dustin for nailing everything up, and Nick and Ashleigh for their help today. We’re so excited to see you here from next week. I’m also very excited to be joining the team and treat out of this space. Thank you to all my patients and dance teachers for your word of mouth referrals. This is possible thanks to your support. 🙏❤️

17/12/2025

I’ve always been fascinated with Anatomy and have seen a few of these anatomy exhibits. A real highlight for 2025.

06/12/2025

Thank you beautiful and .primrose.grace for these beautiful decorations and words. ### tree decorations are my absolute favourite as I always remember who they came from when putting up the tree each year. 🎄 Chookas for tomorrow’s big day. 🤩🤩

30/11/2025

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Thank You Miss Melissa 🩰

A huge thank you to Miss Melissa for everything she has poured into our dancers and into JDQ. Your beautiful technique, patience, passion and love for ballet have shaped so many dancers into who they are today.

While you won’t be with us regularly in 2026, we are so grateful that JDQ will still get to experience your magic through occasional classes, workshops and private lessons. Once a JDQ teacher… always a JDQ teacher. 🩷

Thank you for the countless hours, the corrections, the smiles, the encouragement and the belief you’ve given our dancers. You will always be such a special part of our JDQ family, and we can’t wait to have you back in the studio whenever you’re here.

With love,
Your JDQ Family 🩰✨

20/11/2025

Stunning day to complete the 1st swim of the silly season! What are your cross training plans these holidays dancers??? 🏊‍♀️

01/11/2025

Must be Noosa Triathlon time. This is me, 10 years ago, a fresh physio new grad awaiting my registration. So I put my hand up to massage at the Noosa Tri. 😁