Jun 1, 2026 · 42 min · 10 segments
Send us Fan Mail What does it really mean to be hypermobile—and when does being "just bendy" become something more? In Part 1 of this two-part…
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Sharon HennesseyGuestJulesHostMegHostHey, Jules.
Hey, Meg.
How are you?
I'm so good.
How are you?
Uh, I'm really excited to speak with Sharon today.
It's been great, uh, so informative.
It's been amazing.
Sharon's the queen of hypermobility, for all of you listeners out there.
Yeah, she's a rock star.
I've been telling everybody that she's coming on, 'cause I'm so excited that she's coming on.
And her advice and knowledge is just so helpful for so many people.
Oh, it's...
It was so good.
Um, we've both known Sharon for a long time, so her, her information on this topic t- both today and in the past has been amazing.
Uh, I'm gonna read you a quick bio to give you her full picture, 'cause she is amazing at what she does.
So Sharon Hennessey is an award-winning Australian physiotherapist and the founder of The Hypermobility Project, a clinician-focused education and training initiative dedicated to improving recognition, ethical diagnosis, and clinical management of hypermobility spectrum disorder, HSD, and hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, hEDS.
With nearly three decades of experience as a physiotherapist, Sharon brings a broad clinical background across musculoskeletal, neurological, rehabilitation, chronic pain, and pediatric practice.
She's a principal at Not Just Bendy Hypermobility Services, where a team of physiotherapists focus on supporting clients with HSD and hEDS.
Sharon presents nationally and internationally, equipping allied health professionals with practical assessment strategies and treatment adaptations that can be implemented immediately in clinical practice.
Her work spans education, advocacy, and collaborative clinical research, and is informed by lived experience as both an individual and a parent, bringing additional insight into the complexity of this population.
What a rock star.
Oh, she's a rock star.
And it is such a...
It's one of those, uh, areas that affects a lot of people, but can be...
Hey, Jules.
Hey, Meg.
How are you?
I'm so good.
How are you?
Uh, I'm really excited to speak with Sharon today.
It's been great, uh, so informative.
It's been amazing.
Sharon's the queen of hypermobility, for all of you listeners out there.
Yeah, she's a rock star.
I've been telling everybody that she's coming on, 'cause I'm so excited that she's coming on.
And her advice and knowledge is just so helpful for so many people.
Oh, it's...
It was so good.
Um, we've both known Sharon for a long time, so her, her information on this topic t- both today and in the past has been amazing.
Uh, I'm gonna read you a quick bio to give you her full picture, 'cause she is amazing at what she does.
So Sharon Hennessey is an award-winning Australian physiotherapist and the founder of The Hypermobility Project, a clinician-focused education and training initiative dedicated to improving recognition, ethical diagnosis, and clinical management of hypermobility spectrum disorder, HSD, and hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, hEDS.
With nearly three decades of experience as a physiotherapist, Sharon brings a broad clinical background across musculoskeletal, neurological, rehabilitation, chronic pain, and pediatric practice.
She's a principal at Not Just Bendy Hypermobility Services, where a team of physiotherapists focus on supporting clients with HSD and hEDS.
Sharon presents nationally and internationally, equipping allied health professionals with practical assessment strategies and treatment adaptations that can be implemented immediately in clinical practice.
Her work spans education, advocacy, and collaborative clinical research, and is informed by lived experience as both an individual and a parent, bringing additional insight into the complexity of this population.
What a rock star.
Oh, she's a rock star.
And it is such a...
It's one of those, uh, areas that affects a lot of people, but can be...
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