Pip Windsor

Pip qualified as a physio in England in 1989 and has been treating BPD since 1997 after discovering this area of physiotherapy whilst working in Waitakere Hospital, New Zealand.

She returned to England and spent the next 8 years finding out how widespread the impact of a disordered breathing pattern was for people in pain whilst working in musculoskeletal outpatients and how life changing the improvements could be.

At this time the UK group now known as Physiotherapy for Breathing Pattern Disorders was in it’s infancy and Pip was part of the development of the special interest group.

In 2005 Pip moved with her family to Perth, Western Australia, became a Bradcliff Practitioner after completing the 3 levels and set up the first clinic in WA solely for the treatment of Breathing Pattern disorders.

As someone who has felt the effects of asthma, allergies and chronic sinus infections, particularly on breathing during running, Pip’s special interests include breathlessness in athletes and she brings that into her own love for trail running and running coaching. She also completed asthma education course with WA Asthma.

Pip currently has a research assistant role looking at the uptake of pulmonary rehabilitation across 3 major hospitals in Perth.

Pip taught Level 1 online this year and is excited to see the potential online education offers and delighted at the growing number of Bradcliffers now both in WA and beyond!