Allanna graduated with a Bachelor of Applied Science in Clinical Science and a Bachelor of Applied Science in Osteopathy from RMIT University in Melbourne, winning the 'Student of the Year' Award in 2005. Allanna also underwent additional training and mentorship in Cranio-Sacral Osteopathy. She is a member of the Australian Osteopathic Association (AOA) and the Osteopaths Registration Board of WA.

One of Allanna's passions is educating others about Osteopathy, and she was a tutor and supervising clinician at the Osteopathic Department of RMIT for a number of years. She has also spoken as a guest lecturer at numerous 'Australian Education Union' conferences educating the teaching sector about posture, general health, stress relief and stretching.

Since completing her osteopathic studies, Allanna has had the opportunity to work in some of Melbourne's most esteemed and busiest osteopathic clinics, gaining a wide spectrum of experience and treating a vast range of patients, especially children & babies, athletes and women with pregnancy related complaints.

Allanna takes great interest in sports, especially running, competitive horse riding, yoga and netball, which gives her a deeper understanding of the demands different sports place on a the body and an increased sensitivity in working with sport injuries. Allanna herself suffered a squash injury in 1997 and found Osteopathy to be her saving grace, allowing her to continue competing at a national level. This inspired her to study Osteopathy and to be able to work with osteopathic principles of treating body, mind & spirit and facilitating the body's innate self-healing mechanisms to take place.