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Michael’s passion for physiotherapy began with his lifelong involvement in soccer, which he has played since young. Initially drawn by his interest in sporting injuries, he soon recognised the broader impact of the profession. He enjoys treating a range of musculoskeletal injuries and believes in using evidence-based care while forming genuine connections with patients. Beyond physiotherapy, Michael keeps active at the gym, supports his favourite soccer team Arsenal, and enjoys reading.

Jack is a Physiotherapist with a Bachelor of Exercise Science (Clinical Practice) and a Master of Physiotherapy. He has a particular interest in sports injuries, lumbar disc conditions, tendon injuries, shoulder pain, ankle sprains and knee injuries. Using a combination of manual therapy, exercise rehabilitation, cupping, joint mobilisation and taping, Jack helps clients recover from injury, improve performance and reduce the risk of future setbacks.

Corey’s interest in physiotherapy began during his injury-prone teenage years, when physiotherapy became a fundamental tool that allowed him to continue pursuing his sporting desires. Corey now enjoys treating a wide range of sporting injuries and musculoskeletal conditions, with a keen interest in knee and tendon-related injuries. Corey is a firm believer in using a combination of strength training and physiotherapy techniques to enhance return to all activities – sporting or life.

Isabella is a passionate physiotherapist dedicated to helping individuals recover from various conditions and regain the ability to do what they love. She incorporates clinical Pilates alongside hands-on therapy, exercise prescription, and tailored management to deliver individualised care. Isabella values evidence-based practice and takes pride in creating a supportive environment that empowers her clients to achieve their goals.

Eliz is a passionate physiotherapist committed to helping individuals recover, move confidently, and reach their personal goals. She adopts a holistic, evidence-based approach that includes hands-on therapy, exercise rehabilitation, and education. With experience across various clinical settings and a strong interest in sports and injury prevention, Eliz empowers her clients to take an active role in their recovery.

Jamieson is a Physiotherapist with a particular interest in sports performance, post-surgical rehabilitation and adolescent injuries, including ankle sprains, hamstring strains and shoulder instability. He combines hands-on treatment, exercise rehabilitation and education to help clients achieve their goals and confidently return to sport and activity. Jamieson holds a Bachelor of Applied Movement Science and Master of Physiotherapy.

Kyle is a senior physiotherapist with 10 years of private practice experience. His special interest areas are complex migraine/headache patients, chronic pain sufferers and sports injury diagnosis and management. Kyle is a Level 1 Watson Headache Practitioner, qualified DMA Clinical Pilates Practitioner and experienced in dry needling. He also has experience treating people with rheumatological/autoimmune conditions and hypermobility.

Jessica is passionate about empowering individuals to regain their ability to engage in daily activities and achieve their goals. She adopts a comprehensive, multi-modal approach, combining hands-on therapy, education and targeted exercise to support recovery and deliver long-term results. With a lifelong love of sports and personal experience attending physiotherapy during her childhood, Jessica has developed a keen interest in treating sporting injuries, as well as spinal and lower limb injuries.

After completing a Bachelor of Exercise Science (Clinical Practice) and a Master of Physiotherapy at Victoria University, Matthew has developed a well-rounded clinical skill set. His experience spans hospital, private practice, and community health settings, with exposure to neurological rehabilitation, post-surgical recovery, and sports injury management. Matthew’s approach is shaped by his background as both a professional athlete and coach. He values teamwork, open communication, and evidence-based care. He believes in forming genuine connections with patients and taking a holistic approach to rehabilitation, ensuring each person feels empowered and supported throughout their recovery.

Emmy has a strong passion in working with others to achieve their goals ranging from everyday tasks to high level activities. Growing up with a love for sport, Emmy has gained a keen interest in treating all levels of individuals ranging from recreational to elite athletes. By adopting a client centred and holistic approach, Emmy’s rehabilitation and management principles involve a combination of hands-on therapy, exercise, and education to empower her clients in achieving long-term outcomes.

Keenan treats a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, with a particular interest in dizziness and vestibular conditions, neck pain, headaches and migraines, TMD/jaw disorders and general running-related injuries. Using his clinical experience, Keenan takes a hands-on and exercise-based approach to treatment, with a focus on long-term outcomes and empowering his patients. Outside work, Keenan enjoys futsal, gym training, running and movies.

Kris is a physiotherapist with a special interest in treating and training athletes, particularly those with knee and running-related injuries. He holds a Master of Physiotherapy from VU and a Master of Exercise Science (Strength & Conditioning) from ECU, along with ASCA Level 2 and APA Sports Level 1 accreditations. Kris has worked with elite and youth athletes across varying sports. He completed a physiotherapy internship with the Western United senior academy and has been head of athletic development and a gym for 5 years.

Riley has a special interest in helping people to overcome pain, restore movement and return to everyday activities with confidence. He treats a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, with a particular interest in sporting injuries. Riley values a hands-on approach alongside exercise-based rehabilitation to support recovery and long-term movement, whether goals relate to work, exercise or daily life. Having played local football himself, Riley can relate to the physical demands of training, injury and returning to activity.

Cagda has developed a vested interest in providing individuals in the community with accomplishing their goals to enable them to return to their daily activities, work, sports and leisure they find valuable. He loves the rewarding feeling of having the ability to make a positive impact on a person’s quality of life. Cagda not only utilises exercise-based practices and loves leading clinical pilates classes that run in-clinic, but also adjunct therapies consisting of hydrotherapy, hands on manual therapy, dry needling, education and holistic approaches to ensure his patients are empowered and gain the health outcomes they desire.