Meet Adriana Giles. Tamworth, NSW.

EXPHYS • Mar 09, 2022
Meet Adriana Giles. Tamworth, NSW.

Adriana is one of our exercise physiologist clinical leads. She has been part of the EXPHYS team for 4 years. Adriana sees clients face to face in Tamworth and surrounds; and nationally via telehealth.


Adriana has expert knowledge in fatigue and pain science, mental health, and cancer. She has a remarkable skill set to distil knowledge into simple, easy to understand concepts, where she practically coaches her clients.


Adriana facilitates EXPHYS’ professional development. Having a thirst for knowledge, she is gold standard for best practice.


Adriana has 9 years of exercise physiology experience. She holds First Class Honours and Masters with Distinction, in Clinical Exercise Physiology. She has previously held roles for Headspace Mental Health, and as a researcher in exercise physiology at the University of Newcastle.


Adriana enjoys outdoor adventures with her husband, son and dog.


Adriana can assist you by contacting:


✉️ info@exphys.com.au

📞 1800 EXPHYS (397 497)

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