Dr Nichole Mellor has joined our practice. She will be consulting at both our Sefton Park and Prospect locations.

Dr. Jane Smith is the Director and Principal Physiotherapist at City Physiotherapy. She has over 20 years of experience in the field and specializes in sports injury management and chronic pain treatment.

Mr Daniel Mahony is the Owner and Principal Physiotherapist at City Physiotherapy. With over 25 years of experience, he has extensive knowledge in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and is committed to providing the best care possible to his clients.

Lucy Ridsdale has extensive experience in treating a wide variety of musculoskeletal conditions in private practice since graduating in 1993. Her interests are in sporting injuries, women’s health, and post-surgical rehabilitation. Lucy is passionate about providing her clients with the highest quality care and individualized treatment to help them achieve their goals.

Dr. Christine Knight is our talented Director and Principal Physiotherapist at City Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic. She has extensive experience in managing musculoskeletal aches and pains, ensuring that all her patients receive the best possible care.

Mr. John Doe is a Senior Physiotherapist at City Physiotherapy with a keen interest in rehabilitation post-surgery and sports physiotherapy.

Focuses on dry needling treatments to reduce pain and inflammation.

Ms Maria Robberts is a dedicated physiotherapist at City Physiotherapy with a focus on sports injury and rehabilitation. She is passionate about helping her patients recover and achieve their physical goals.

Jane specializes in women's health, particularly focusing on pregnancy and postnatal physiotherapy.

Mark Lowe has a special interest in sports injuries and rehabilitation, having previously worked with state league and national league soccer and cricket teams. Mark enjoys treating clients of all ages and backgrounds and employing a hands-on approach to physiotherapy treatments.

Daniel has a keen interest in sports physiotherapy and has worked with several sports teams providing injury prevention and rehabilitation services. He also enjoys incorporating strength and conditioning principles into his treatment plans to help clients achieve their best physical outcomes.

Anna is committed to helping her clients achieve optimal health and wellness through individualized treatment plans. She is highly skilled in manual therapy and therapeutic exercise and enjoys working with clients of all ages, from children to the elderly.

PhysioXtra was established by Kath Chigwidden in 1996. With Co-Director Kevin Whitford, their vision has enabled the company to achieve rapid growth and become a leader within the Physiotherapy profession. Today there are 6 clinics in and around Adelaide and the South Coast. As head physiotherapist for Adelaide Thunderbirds for 8 years, and currently overseeing the services provided to our sporting organisations, Kath is all about accurate assessment, tactical treatment and enduring results. Leading the team of motivated and skilled therapists, Kath developed the 30minute treatment solution that sees PhysioXtra as an industry leader. The ‘Xtra’ is found, not just in the team’s extensive training in general musculoskeletal and sports injuries, but their experience in state and national representative teams.

With Co-Director Kath Chigwidden, their vision has enabled the company to achieve rapid growth and become a leader within the Physiotherapy profession. Today there are 6 clinics in and around Adelaide and the South Coast.

Robert Bowden first started with the PhysioXtra group as a New Physiotherapy Graduate in 2006. Over his time at the company he has worked in all clinics and a variety of sporting clubs. More recently Robert continued to develop and grow the aged care, disability and home care business nationally leading a team of over 1300 staff nationally which included this business being sold to a Private Equity group. Robert has a keen interest in Workplace culture and with publications in this space he shows a passion for innovation. Robert has a continued commitment to PhysioXtra, working to drive excellence and create an elite employee and customer experience.

Caitlin has extensive experience working with the Hocoma Lokomat at our Rehab Centre in Norwood. With a new Lokomat now available at the Marion Clinic, Caitlin will be available at both clinics for all Rehab patients wanting to use the Lokomat as part of their continuing rehabilitation.

After joining the PhysioXtra team in 2009, Tom became Director of the Hallett Cove practice in 2015 and later opened the Seaford clinic in 2018. Tom brings over ten years of clinical experience and a passion for helping people return to function and achieve their goals. Tom and his team are strong believers in continuous education to provide industry leading advice and treatments to their clients, ensuring they receive the best possible care every visit.

APA Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist, Kerry’s diverse experience is a massive bonus for PhysioXtra. Ranging from working in the hospital sector and private practices to Head Physiotherapist for Norwood Football Club. Kerry was also appointed as a Physiotherapist at the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games. Kerry is passionate about building strong relationships with clients and collaborative goal-setting to help people maintain an active lifestyle.

Brad Davenport is a physiotherapist with a bachelor of human movement and health science and a masters of physiotherapy. Brad played football at Happy Valley football club and still looks after the players at the club. Brad loves working with all patients but is keen on sports related lower limb injuries. Brad really enjoys building relationships with patients and working with them to settle their pain.

Locally born and raised in Adelaide, I studied a Master of Physiotherapy at the University of South Australia and completed my studies in 2012. I have a 5 month old daughter and share the same first and last name with my wife. Prior to joining the sportsmed team, I spent 4 years in Katherine in the Northern Territory working in private practice. The rural location provided opportunity that I would otherwise never have seen. Before this, I was in Adelaide working in private practice and was involved with lots of different sporting clubs. I love being able to make a significant positive difference in someone’s life. Having the opportunity to help people rehabilitate from injury and enabling them to return to the things they enjoy doing is something that makes it easy to turn up to work every day. I also enjoy working with anything to do with sport. I love talking sport and helping people return to sport.

Deb, a graduate from the University of Melbourne, brings 12 years of private practice experience and Clinical Pilates-based exercises and rehabilitation to the team. She also has experience working overseas as she lived in London for two years and worked closely with elite dancers to meet their travel and performance requirements. She has worked with Aged Care facilities in developing a care and treatment program for residents in the past and is adept at helping her clients manage their pain. Deb has a keen interest for back and neck injuries as she has suffered from them herself. She understands her client from a pain perspective and works hard to ensure that her clients’ needs are met and they achieve the best outcome from treatment. She believes in educating her clients about their injuries and how to successfully manage them with a long-term view of improving function to the best they can be. Deb has a special passion for dancers and sports-related injury recovery and rehabilitation. As she is a Latin dancer and a dance coach herself, she understands the need to have specific strength and flexibility in all types of sport. As her dance career has taken her all over Europe and Asia, she understands the need to keep fit while on the go especially when there is pain involved. Outside work, Deb enjoys the training regime required to be on top of her game for competitions and international performances. On the occasion she spends time away from the dance studio, she enjoys photography and indulging in a good book by the beach.

Originally from India, Gaurav completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy in Mumbai. After gaining experience across various sporting assignments, he made a move to pursue his Masters of Physiotherapy(Sports) from the University of South Australia in 2016. His interest lies in lower extremity soft tissue injuries. He has hands-on experience in treating elite and amateur athletes that helped him gain a wealth of experience over the years. He has worked with major Indian sports leagues as their preferred Physiotherapist. Along with his work with team sports, he also provided his services to athletes who represented India at various international competitions. Gaurav provided his expertise in sports such as football, boxing, wrestling, kabaddi, tennis and cricket from weekend warriors to Olympic athletes. Along with his wife, Gaurav thrived in private practice to create meaningful relations in society. Gaurav is also involved in educational activities for physiotherapists and other health professionals. Gaurav strongly believes in the principle that MOVEMENT is MEDICINE and guides patients to actively achieve their physical best. Beyond his professional life, Gaurav enjoys having his friends over and cooking for them.

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Antwan has a great passion for helping people. He graduated as a physiotherapist from the University of South Australia and also has a good medical background that comes from his previous occupation working in Veterinary Science. He has a keen interest in musculoskeletal physiotherapy; with a special talent for treating low back injuries, shoulder, knee and neck injuries. Antwan has a great interest in helping rural communities. His interest in helping rural community comes from his belief that every person deserves high quality health care regardless where they live. Antwan also has a passion for helping his community and is a youth leader in his local church. Standing at a substantial height of 188 cm, his long legs assist his hobbies of hiking and mountain bike riding.

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Kinjal is a highly experienced physio practicing in both India for a decade and now Australia. She enjoys being creative and open to challenges when helping her patients.

With 28 years of experience in private practice, Daniel is a highly skilled physiotherapist…

Ricardo has experience treating a wide variety of musculoskeletal conditions…

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William is passionate about health and wellbeing and loves to share this passion with his clients. He has completed his Bachelors of Physiotherapy in 2019. He enjoys working with all clients to reach their goals, whether that is getting out of pain, or improving their body's function. William utilises hands-on treatment in conjunction with active self-management and education in order to achieve long term, sustainable progress. He collaborates with his clients to develop strategies to optimise their health based on their lifestyle.

Mirna completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the University of South Australia. She has a strong interest in Pilates as well as treating various musculoskeletal conditions such as lower back pain and headaches. She is also a GLA:D© certified physiotherapist, which involves the management of hip and knee osteoarthritis. Mirna has a great passion for helping clients get back to the lifestyle and activities they really love. Her favourite part of the job is seeing her clients do the things they thought they would never be able to do. Mirna’s compassionate approach allows her to have good rapport with her clients and assist them achieve their long-term health goals. She enjoys working for My Physio My Health because it provides her with the opportunity to work with a diverse range of people, in addition to a happy and enthusiastic work environment, alongside a great team. Outside of work Mirna enjoys Pilates, drawing, travelling, as well as spending time with her family, friends and her two beautiful dogs. Mirna speaks both English and Arabic.

Maurice Fearenside has been practicing as a physiotherapist since 2019. He prides himself in good communication and providing tailored management to work towards his client's goals. Maurice has a special interest in managing chronic pain and disability rehabilitation. He has lots of experiences working with different populations and conditions. Maurice enjoys facilitating self-management by educating and prescribing rehabilitation exercises as well as providing manual therapy. He uses various modalities to assist his clients such as hydrotherapy, dry needling, neural and spinal mobilisations, pilates, exercise prescription and various manual therapies. Outside of work, Maurice enjoys his sports and plays Volleyball, Badminton and Tennis. He also enjoys spending time with friends and family as well as travelling.

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Kylie Rankin graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2000 at The University of South Australia. She is an experienced Musculoskeletal, Manual Physiotherapist having worked predominantly in Private Practice throughout her career. Kylie specialises in Pilates Rehabilitation and Women’s Health Physiotherapy and is now an educator for Polestar Pilates Australia. She works closely with a number of GPs, Urologists, Gynaecologists and Obstetricians to aid in the treatment of women during all of life’s stages, especially during the adolescent; antenatal/postnatal, peri/postmenopausal periods as well as assisting to treat pelvic pain, endometriosis, overactive/underactive pelvic floor muscles, incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse and a wide range of Women’s health issues. Kylie has a special interest in treating pelvic pain, lumbo-pelvic rehabilitation, pelvic floor rehabilitation and correction of movement dysfunction through using the Pilates Method. Kylie has extensive post-graduate qualifications in Continence and Women’s Health Physiotherapy. She has completed a Professional Certificate in the Conservative Management of Pelvic Organ Prolapse (Uni of SA) in 2019. Kylie has also gained advanced certificates in Dry Needling as a part of her treatment repertoire. She is a member of The Australian Physiotherapy Association; Women’s Men’s and Pelvic Health Physiotherapy Australia and Continence Foundation of Australia.

I love working as a Physiotherapist and teaching Physiotherapy. Married with 4 children and 2 grandchildren. Played lots of sport and competed as a distance runner. Now play golf, run a Nordic Walking group, hike, and attend gym. I have taught yoga and learnt the Kinetic Link Training system (functional strength training). I want to work more with healthy aging especially in the areas of fitness, strength and mobility. Oh and wine, coffee and conversation. I specialise in Sports, Musculoskeletal, Nordic Walking, Kinetic Link Training with special interest in Pelvic/Hip, Foot and Ankle, Elbow plus general sports, spinal and musculoskeletal problems. I love working with runners, football, netball, rowing, golf, weightlifting, yoga and people keeping fit. My Motto to Live By 'Doing something consistently each week over a long time gives you the best results. Start now. Something is always better than nothing.'

Erin graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of South Australia in 2013. Since then, she has been working as a physiotherapist in the private sector with interests in musculoskeletal, women’s health and dance related physiotherapy. Always eager to learn more, Erin enjoys undertaking regular professional development leading to better care for her patients. Erin enjoys undertaking regular professional development leading to qualifications in Clinical Pilates and Dry Needling. Erin’s focus is to not only treat injuries directly, but to also work with clients to develop appropriate strategies and exercises to help prevent reoccurrence. Erin has a passion in dance-based physiotherapy having spent 20 years dancing professionally and competing at national and international levels in a variety of dance styles. She has also gained a Diploma of Dance Teaching and Management from the Australian Teachers of Dance (ATOD) and has been teaching dance in Adelaide for 10 years. This keen interest in dance physiotherapy has lead to regular trips both in Australia and the USA to complete training and clinical mentorships with Dance Medicine’s most prestigious clinicians. Erin has worked with dancers from a variety of world-renowned pedigrees including the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre, the School of American Ballet and dancers currently performing on Broadway.

Casey comes from an elite sports background, having competed at an international level as a track sprinter and being a previous South Australian record holder. Whilst still in high school he became one of the youngest ever winners of the SA Great Award for his achievements in athletics, and since the completion of his Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the University of South Australia, has seen his passion for all sports continue through the rehabilitation of sports men and women. He is the head physiotherapist for a range of elite and amateur sporting outfits from diverse disciplines, and has a special interest in gym and sports-based injuries involving the spine and joints of the upper and lower limbs. He also has expertise in the treatment of headaches/migraines and general low back pain. Casey has an insatiable desire to rehabilitate injuries and dysfunctions, and to restore all clients to a better level of function and mobility than ever before. He develops personalized, tailor-made rehabilitation programs and progress reports in line with every client’s goals so that, at all times, they know exactly where they are in their journey. During his thorough results-driven approach, Casey endeavours to treat every client like they are his own family, so at every step of their recovery they can be assured they are receiving the best level of quality treatment.

My interest in exercise and the human body first drew me into the world of physiotherapy, but it’s the connection to the human being that has kept me passionate and motivated to thrive in this industry. As a surfer, runner and all-round dabbler in activities (bike riding, swimming, skateboarding- you name it!) I have a good understanding of how the body moves, and have also worked through a few injuries myself! Our bodies are incredible entities that move, heal and adapt to the demands of our ever changing lives, and although we are all unique with different physical, mental and environmental demands, it is these three constructs to which I base my physiotherapy management on. My experience in rehabilitation at the hospital, aged care and private practice has given me insight to a variety of different stages of mobility and backgrounds. Whether we are working towards a marathon, or taking the first few steps after surgery, it is my aim to guide, empower and help you enjoy the magic of movement. You can expect to gain a deeper understanding of your body, to heal your body through knowledge and movement and to explore ways to adapt and progress toward your goals, far beyond the immediate issue or injury. Say yes to any adventure.

Sangeeta is a skilled women’s health, continence, pelvic floor and musculoskeletal physiotherapist with over a decade of experience...

Dan Aquilina completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the University of South Australia in 2020...

John has been a Physiotherapist for 10+ years at our Norwood Village Medical & Dental Centre...

Doris completed her Bachelor of Applied Science in Physiotherapy in 1982. She has worked in the public and private health care systems and gained valuable experience in various physiotherapy areas.

Nicola graduated from the University of South Australia in 2022 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) and is passionate about musculoskeletal physiotherapy and injury prevention.

Trish established Burnside Physiotherapy in 1999. She focuses on manual therapy, exercise therapy, and patient education, aiming to empower clients.

A physiotherapist with more than 11 years’ experience, I was inspired to gain a deeper understanding of pelvic and reproductive health over 8 years ago after the conception of my first child. I founded Self Physiotherapy as I noticed a gap in the South Australian market for pelvic health physiotherapy aimed at those experiencing low pelvic health literacy (with or without pelvic health dysfunctions). My drive allows me to continuously exceed patient expectations and deliver the highest quality level of care. I am passionate about education, where I aim to empower people to feel autonomous and self-confident in the decisions about their body. I work closely with a collection of specialised health practitioners and, through continued education, ensure my clients are provided with the most up to date, evidence based, physiotherapy advice and management available for pelvic and reproductive health concerns. I also work at the Women’s and Children’s hospital where I provide clinical support for all patients of gynaecological and reproductive concerns. This experience has given me the opportunity to take a holistic approach in providing healthcare to diverse demographics. My greatest attributes as a physiotherapist are my passion, drive, and attention to detail. I am empathetic, compassionate, and inclusive, providing a safe space free of judgement. Your self is a unique self, and your concerns are unique to you.

Self Physiotherapy would like to acknowledge and pay our respects to the traditional custodians of the land in which we live, work and play, the Kaurna people of Kaurna Country. We respect their spiritual relationship with their country. We pay our respects to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders, past present and future.

With over 15 years of experience, Alex specializes in sports injuries and rehabilitation. She is committed to providing holistic care tailored to individual needs.

Ian graduated from the University of Newcastle, NSW in 2012 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. He has extensive experience working in private practice in Adelaide. He is trained in level 1 & 2 trigger point dry needling and completed the McKenzie certified neck pain and back pain courses. Ian also teaches Clinical Pilates classes and individual Pilates rehabilitation and fitness sessions.

Queenie graduated from University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy degree. She has great interest in treating musculoskeletal conditions, headaches, pre and post-natal pregnancy, and sports injuries. She is also trained for clinical Pilates and advanced neuromuscular trigger point dry needling.

Eva is a trilingual physiotherapist (English, Mandarin, and Hokkien) with over 12 years of experience. She specializes in hands-on therapy including whole body evaluation, soft tissue and joint release, movement and posture correction, and more.

James graduated from the University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) degree. He specializes in sports and manual therapy, hydrotherapy, and rehabilitation and enjoys working with sports teams.

Grace graduated from the University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy degree. She specializes in preventative strategies, reconditioning programs, functional muscle training, manual therapy, and trigger point dry needling.

Brandon graduated from the University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) degree. He specializes in musculoskeletal conditions, headaches, TMD, and sports injuries and is trained in manual therapy and dry needling.

Michael has a keen interest in sports physiotherapy and works extensively with local sports teams.

Dr. John Doe is a highly skilled physiotherapist with over 10 years of experience in sports medicine and rehabilitation. He is dedicated to helping patients recover from injuries and improve their physical performance through tailored therapy programs.

Sonia Scharfbillig combines her knowledge of pelvic health physiotherapy and musculoskeletal physiotherapy to provide comprehensive pelvic floor care.

Amy graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Trinity College Dublin, Ireland in 2022. Since graduating she has gained over 2 years experience working in private practice and hospital settings. Growing up as an international gymnast, Amy had her fair share of sporting injuries and saw first hand the role a physio plays in not only the rehabilitation of these injuries but also in supporting athletes through difficult times. Her gymnastics career alongside her interest in human anatomy and physiology sparked an interest in becoming a physio. She began her career working as a rotational physiotherapist in a large acute hospital and worked with stroke, oncology, respiratory and musculoskeletal clients. She also worked in a Women’s and Men’s health and continence private practice for two years. Amy’s treatment philosophy is centred around restoring movement, function and quality of life in clients and focuses on empowering her clients to manage their condition and achieve their goals. She enjoys staying up to date with the latest research and so she can incorporate evidence-based practices in her treatment with clients. Amy’s areas of interest include; Women’s Health (Continence, Prolapse, Pregnancy and Post-Partum), Men’s Health (Prehabilitation and Rehabilitation in Prostate Cancer), Pelvic floor Assessment, Acute Rehab, Orthopaedic Rehabilitation post surgery. Fun Fact: She grew up in the West of Ireland and moved to Adelaide earlier this year!

Jessica graduated from the University of Otago in New Zealand in 2015 and has gained over 9 years experience working in a variety of roles including private practice, hospital and community paediatrics. Jessica wanted to help people with their return to health and baseline function. Physiotherapy has allowed her to walk alongside people seeking wellness (whaiora) on their health journey while being able to spend quality time with them. Jessica has a holistic approach to physiotherapy and likes to integrate traditional Chinese and traditional Māori healing philosophies into her work. Her aim is to help empower people through using a hands-on, collaborative approach, education and understanding. She is a big believer that wellness is more than just looking at the physical body. Jessica’s areas of interest are; Musculoskeletal, Paediatrics, Orthopaedics, Women’s Health, Pilates/Physio Exercise Classes. Outside of work, she enjoys connecting with nature and going on adventures with her parents’ two golden retrievers. She is also excited to explore and learn more about Kaurna Country. Fun Fact: She is a massive foodie – food (kai) is life – and loves trying new places to eat!

Chloe completed a Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the University of South Australia in 2019. Throughout her studies she was able to go on placement at the university of the Philippines in Manila, and gain experience working with children for an elective subject in Nepal. Chloe wasn’t sure what direction to take after school, but as someone that was always interested in the body, health, movement and understanding people, combining these to help people appealed to her. After just the first week of her physiotherapy degree, she knew it was the perfect fit and hasn’t looked back. Chloe always strives to achieve outcomes with her clients that enable them to live their fullest, most functional life. She believes that knowledge is power and prioritises understanding the client’s condition or injury so that she can help and empower them to reach their goals. Chloe’s areas of interest are; Vestibular physiotherapy, TMJ/jaw pain, Musculoskeletal conditions/injuries, Pilates based exercise. Outside of work, you can find Chloe at the gym, the beach and spending time with friends. She wouldn’t say no to a camping trip either! Fun Fact: Chloe loves music and plays the violin, electric bass and is learning to play the ukulele!

Kerrie is the principal Physiotherapist at Reach for the Stars Therapy Services and has a keen interest in early childhood intervention. She graduated from the University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and has twenty years of physiotherapy experience in hospital and community settings in Australia, Ireland and the UK. After working as a tutor and clinical supervisor with undergraduate physiotherapy students, Kerrie has more than 10 years of experience working in the community disability sector, she is a current member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association and has worked with the NDIS scheme since its inception in 2013. Kerrie is mother to 3 young children, which has helped consolidate her understanding of child development. She understands the challenges in raising children and the importance of integrating therapy into a child’s everyday routine, making therapy more meaningful for your child.

Hi There I'm Narelle, your Collinswood Physiotherapist. I joined the Rose Family Chiro Team as a Physiotherapist in 2021. I have extensive healthcare experience (approx. 25 years) in prehospital care, emergency service and remote location health. My interests include orthopaedics and musculoskeletal physiotherapy. When not working as a physio I can be found enjoying walking the dog, going to the gym & pilates, travelling the world, physio skill & knowledge development and playing retro arcade games.

Karen has been with Children’s Physio SA for 9 years, and is a co-owner of the practice. Graduating in 2003, she has worked exclusively in paediatric Physiotherapy for over 17 years, across both the public and private sectors. Karen has experience across all areas of paediatric Physiotherapy, with the most interest and experience in musculoskeletal and orthopaedic physiotherapy. She currently works at the Women’s and Children’s Hospital in a Senior Orthopaedic Physiotherapist role, as well as at Children’s Physio SA. Karen is highly experienced in the management of developmental hip dysplasia, and in casting and splinting techniques for children. She is trained in Ponseti management of children with clubfeet, and travelled to Iowa in the USA, the home of this technique, in 2013 for additional training. Outside of the practice Karen is a mum of two little girls, and loves spending time with her family. Qualifications Bachelor of Physiotherapy with Honours. Graduate Certificate, Health Administration.

Phil has over 20 years experience working in senior roles in paediatric physiotherapy. In 2023, he was appointed as an Adjunct Associate Professor in Physiotherapy at Flinders University.

Kathryn is an experienced paediatric physiotherapist having worked more than 25 years in senior roles at the Women’s and Children’s Hospital. She has also worked with children in private practice settings. Kathryn aims to provide high quality, individualised physiotherapy care. She has specific skills and interest in developmental conditions, orthopaedics, musculoskeletal and hand physiotherapy including congenital conditions and recovery from injury or surgery. Kathryn is very experienced in exercise prescription, Ponseti club foot management and other specialist casting and splinting techniques for various conditions such as developmental hip dysplasia, foot deformities, toe walking and hand related problems. Kathryn enjoys travelling and has worked as a physiotherapist at the Children’s Hospital in Calgary, Canada for 12 months as well as spending more than 2 years in various physiotherapy roles in England and the United States. She loves keeping fit, spending time with family and friends, and being a mum to two teenage girls. Qualifications Master of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) Certificate IV, Project Management.

Since her graduation from the University of SA in 2007 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy, Maggie has worked exclusively in the paediatric setting. She has extensive experience across various sectors in paediatric healthcare. As well as her work with Children’s Physio SA, Maggie currently works at the Women’s and Children’s Hospital as a clinical educator teaching university students. Maggie’s particular areas of clinical interest include functional and play based intervention, with a special interest in the development of infants and early walkers. She works both at our rooms in North Adelaide and in the hydrotherapy pool. Away from work Maggie has a passion for travel, and is always planning her next big adventure!

Susie has worked as a paediatric Physiotherapist for over 30 years in a variety of settings and countries. Susie believes in seeing young children in their own environment and working collaboratively with families and caregivers. Susie has a special interest in working with children with global developmental delays, and particularly enjoys working with their families both at home and in the community, to assist the children to reach their developmental potential. Outside of her clinical work Susie enjoys gardening, rowing and singing, and spending time with her family, her dogs and her ducks! Qualifications Bachelor of Applied Science, Physiotherapy Marte Meo accredited therapist

Melissa graduated from the University of South Australia in 1996. After initially working in adult rehabilitation, she moved to the Women’s and Children’s Hospital in 1998 to pursue her paediatric Physiotherapy career.

Jordan joined Children’s Physio SA in early 2021 working as an Allied Health Assistant in the hydrotherapy pool, before graduating from Flinders University with a Master of Physiotherapy in 2021.

Eliza was thrilled to have joined the Children’s Physio SA team in mid 2021 in the hydrotherapy pool, where she is able to combine two of her greatest passions – engaging with children and providing therapeutic support.

Harry joined Children’s Physio SA in 2021 as an Allied Health Assistant in our hydrotherapy program. He was first introduced to the practice during a university placement for his Masters of Physiotherapy.

At Salisbury, CCDH & NECH. Mark is the owner and Managing Director of Ducker Physio. He qualified in 1988 from the University of South Australia. He also worked in the public sector to consolidate his skills at the Repatriation General Hospital at Daw Park, South Australia. He then entered the private sector working for various private physiotherapy firms for 4 years before commencing the business that we know today. He has a keen interest in sport following careers in both football and cricket. He played league football for the Norwood Football Club from 1986-1994 as well as district cricket for the Prospect Cricket Club in A and B grade level. As a result, he has a keen interest in treating sporting injuries as well as spinal, orthopaedic and musculo-skeletal problems.

Rajdeep Kaur completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2018, worked in Private Practice in India. By mid-2019, Rajdeep came to Australia and worked initially with soccer and football clubs. Rajdeep enjoys meeting and developing a rapport with clients from all walks of life. She has special interests with treating all musculoskeletal injuries and all sports-related injuries. Rajdeep is passionate about achieving great outcomes for her clients using a wide range of treatment techniques including manual therapy, exercise-based rehabilitation, and taping. In her spare time, Rajdeep loves travelling and catching up with friends and family. She is fluent in English, Hindi, and Punjabi.

Chris graduated from the University of SA in 2003. He initially spent three years in London working in Outpatient Departments in NHS hospitals. He commenced with Ducker Physio in March 2008. His areas of interest include treatment of musculoskeletal problems as well as neck, back and sporting injuries. He is also known for his expert skills in Dry Needling. Personally, he enjoys most sports including Australian Rules football, cricket, skiing and running.

Anuja completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy in India 2012 and her Master of Physiotherapy in Rehabilitation in 2016, and spent some years working in their various private hospital and outpatient settings. Anuja has worked the last 12 months in another South Australian Private Practice. She has special interests in musculoskeletal injuries and orthopaedic post surgical rehabilitation along with geriatric rehabilitation and Women’s Health. She enjoys and finds it very rewarding to see her patients recover from their pain or injuries and resume their normal daily functioning. She believes in using evidence-based techniques such as manual therapy and dry needling in combination with exercise prescription to develop rehabilitation programs. Working with her patients to develop plans to achieve day to day individual goals and guiding her clients towards full recovery. Anuja is fluent with English, Hindi & Gujarati. Outside of work she loves to cook different cuisine, being physically active and has special interest in meditation and yoga.

Penny completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2011 in India, and spent three years working in their various private hospital and outpatient settings. She then obtained another Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand in 2019. She spent another two years in New Zealand working in Private Practice treating a wide variety of conditions using a wide spectrum of physiotherapy skills including hands-on manual techniques, massage, dry needling, cupping management, occupational health, workcover/vehicle accidents, sporting injuries as well as chronic pain management. Penny has worked with all ages from paediatrics to school children to the adult population and elderly care. She uses Mulligan Techniques, movement assessment and hands on treatment for injury prevention, education and rehabilitation. Her interests are with injury prevention, biomechanics, occupational health, breathing performance and rehabilitation. She has now decided to live in Australia with her young family to continue her physiotherapy career of 11 years. Penny is fluent in English and Hindi.

Ann completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the University of South Australia in 2005. She has worked across several areas including Private Practice and Aged Care but gained most of her experience working in the public sector at the Modbury Hospital. In her 10 years there, she obtained a high level of experience and exceptional skills in both the inpatient and the outpatient setting by professionally associating/exchanging knowledge and skills with all levels of the medical and the allied health professions. She has recently joined the team at Ducker Physio in 2017 working at Calvary Central Districts Hospital as well as the Private Practice rooms at Salisbury. Her professional interests lie in the areas of orthopaedics, musculoskeletal and spinal conditions. She endeavours to be always patient focussed and to always provide high-quality hands-on treatment, education and exercise-based therapy to empower the patient to regain control of their condition.

Andy Keith has been an integral part of our team for the past six years, consistently demonstrating dedication to our patients’ well-being. He has recently completed a Master of Clinical Rehabilitation (Neurological Physiotherapy) at Flinders University, equipping him with the knowledge and skills required to address the unique needs of patients with neurological conditions.

Vlad brings with him an empathetic ear, incredible knowledge of how the body works, and a particular interest in sports injuries and rehabilitation. Neck injuries are a keen interest of Vlad’s, and he looks to expand his knowledge of them.

Susan has completed a Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) from the University of Melbourne, Australia. She has experience in Dean Watson Headaches, Vertigo, GEMt Dry needling Level 1-3, K-taping Level 1-2, McKenzie Level 1-2, Real Time Ultrasound, Acupuncture Level 1 certified by APA, Integrated Dry Needling Level 1-2, Muscle Energy Technique, Manipulation, Explain Pain, Mulligan Technique, and Polestar Pilates Accreditation.

Charlie is the newest member of the team, joining in January 2022. He completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy with Honours at the University of South Australia. He has an interest in sports injuries and hydrotherapy.

Andrew is the newest member of the Core Physio Gawler Place team. Andrew graduated from the Uni Of SA with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy last year and joined our team in late January. Andrew enjoys seeing a wide variety of patients, but he has a specific interest in patients with sporting injuries. When Andrew isn’t at work he enjoys going to the gym, hanging out with his friends, and watching all kinds of sports.

Stef is our newest physiotherapist in the Core Physioteam, joining us in January 2022. She completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy with Honours at the University of South Australia. She treats a wide range of conditions, with a special interest in sports injuries and helping people get back to moving.

Tim is a Physiotherapist at the Core Physio Morphett Vale practice. He has a background in Medical Science and completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy in Canberra. He has experience working with the Canberra Brumbies team members and has a strong focus on lower limb injuries.

Jonathon started working with AEP in 2020. He completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the University of South Australia in 2017. Jonathon is passionate about helping people in pain achieve their goals and get back to doing the things they love. He has a special interest in persistent pain conditions but enjoys helping anyone who is eager to see a change in their current function.

Mitch joined AEP at the end of 2022. He has completed a Bachelors of Physiotherapy at the University of Canberra in 2020. He has a keen interest in general Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy as well as experience working with acute post-operative injuries. He is eager to help anyone who needs assistance in returning to pre-injury function as well as helping people improve their overall health and fitness or those that are interested in developing athletic traits such as speed, power, endurance, strength etc.

Mick joined the team at AEP in 2021. He completed a Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the University of South Australia in 2018 and previously worked at a busy private practice alongside a Specialist Physiotherapist in the management of persistent pain conditions. His interest in Physiotherapy is to help people improve control over their health and enjoy moving again.

Meet Jackie, her Women’s Health Physiotherapist. Jackie is best described as caring, calm, fun and honest. Working specifically as a women’s health physio, Jackie specialises in addressing pelvic pain, pelvic organ prolapse, incontinence, pelvic instability, antenatal and postnatal pelvic and musculoskeletal problems. She also offers pilates and functional based rehabilitation for antenatal and postnatal women (as well as with women at other stages of life). Jackie has always been passionate about how the body changes throughout life’s different stages, but after having three children of her own, she now feels she has a far greater understanding first-hand. She finds helping women gain confidence and live active, healthy and happy lives; the most rewarding aspect of her job. Jackie studied a Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the University of South Australia as well as an Advanced Diploma in Women’s Health at the University of Newcastle. She is a member of the APA Women’s Men’s and Pelvic Health Group and the Women’s Health Training Associates and Continence Foundation of Australia. She’s also an accredited Pilates instructor with APPI, has an APA accredited Pelvic Organ Prolapse Certificate and an Advanced Certificate in Dry Needling. Her past experience includes working with inpatients at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital and St. Andrews Hospital, as well as many years in private practice specialising in women’s health. When not at her, Jackie enjoys spending time with her husband and three children. Amongst her favourite activities are bike riding, running, spending time at the beach and holidaying.

Meet Annabel, her Physiotherapist. Annabel can best be described as friendly, outgoing and approachable. Having over 39 years experience in her field, Annabel has cultivated a particular interest in women’s health physiotherapy. She offers pelvic floor rehabilitation and strengthening, assessment of bladder dysfunction and bladder training. She also assists women dealing with antenatal and postnatal issues that arise during pregnancy or post delivery. Being a passionate people person, Annabel takes great pleasure in helping women recover from physical issues and ailments that affect the quality or way in which they live their lives. She also loves that her offers patients a multitude of specialisations under the one roof—creating a unique and cross-disciplinary approach to wellness. Prior to her, Annabel spent eight years in the public sector working as a physiotherapist at the Queen Victoria Hospital and The Children’s Hospital before embarking on private practice. Annabel has worked with Dr Carmel Cocchiaro since 2018 and is a cherished member of the her team. Annabel is currently a member of the Women’s Health Physio- Maternity Unit at Calvary Hospital. When not at her, Annabel enjoys spending time with her family. She loves being active and is often found on a tennis court, racket in hand.

A physiotherapist, yoga teacher, perpetual learner, ever curious, and chronic perfectionist. I am passionate about health, life, the human body and every experience that relates to these. I have been working with people and movement for almost 20 years and it’s my passion to connect with people and to educate, empower and inspire you with the know how to lead a healthy, happy & peaceful life. A healthy body has always been a precious commodity in my mind and as a graduating young physiotherapist, I understood the importance of exercise and eating well to maintain health. What I didn’t realise, was that the health of our minds was just as, if not, more important. I learnt this the hard way…the result of my high desire to achieve, with part time studies on top of full-time work, the challenges of maintaining a long-distance relationship and interrupted sleep patterns was mental illness in the form of anxiety. I am lucky in my life that I have a great support network of family and friends and an open-minded GP who thinks laterally. My journey back to wellness was by slowing down and finding ‘Centred Ground’ through a regular yoga and mindfulness practice, good nutrition, sleep and connection within the community. Graduating Physiotherapy in 2005, I’ve had such varied experience- managing general and work-related musculoskeletal disorders, sporting and acute orthopaedic injury, upper limb injuries and chronic pain conditions. But my greatest learning and understanding of the connectedness of the human body and mind has come from my own personal experiences and my studies and practice in Iyengar yoga over the past 12 years. Prior to my yoga journey, I trained in the Clinical Pilates method and have also completed advanced training in dry needling, occupational health, Anatomy Trains Structural Integration and Connect Therapy with Dr LJ Lee. I’m currently completing further studies in Women’s Health Physiotherapy. The human body amazes me, people amaze me. I love that I get to educate and inspire good health, great movement and positive changes in people. We're a never-ending puzzle - there's always something more to learn or understand. And I love that moment when the penny drops for someone & they're able to move pain-free and return to the things they love.

Michael Zoumaras has an extensive background in occupational rehabilitation as a treating physiotherapist and rehabilitation case manager, as well as specific occupational assessments such as Pre-Employment Functional, Fit For Work, and Functional Capacity Evaluation assessments. This experience has equipped him with the knowledge and nous to function as Altaira’s dedicated Return to Work Coordinator. This role involves Michael assisting with management of worker’s compensation claims for injured employees, specifically promoting worker safety and an early, safe, and sustainable return to work.

Sarah Lee has been a senior physiotherapist at Saunders Physiotherapy for over 10 years, specializing in ergonomic assessments and dry needling.

Steve is a renowned Physiotherapist with over 30 years of experience in the treatment and management of musculoskeletal injury and dysfunction. He is recognized internationally as a leading Clinician and High Performance Manager.

Dr Alex Saunders is the lead physiotherapist, founder, and director of Saunders Physiotherapy. He specializes in sports medicine and rehabilitation. With years of experience, he brings expertise in elite sports practices and personalized rehabilitation plans.

Dr. John Saunders is the founder of Saunders Physiotherapy and has over 20 years of experience in the field. He specializes in sports injuries and rehabilitation.

Are you suffering from persistent heel pain? Have you tried everything, yet nothing seems to work? You might be missing a key component in Achilles tendinopathy rehabilitation – hip strengthening.

Ms Emily Harris is a physiotherapist at Saunders Physiotherapy specializing in BFR training and shockwave therapy.

Mr David Johnson is a physiotherapist with a focus on dry needling and ergonomic assessments.

Ms Samantha Lee is a senior physiotherapist at Saunders Physiotherapy. She specializes in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, focusing on injury prevention and recovery.

Mr Michael Brown is a physiotherapist with expertise in laser proprioceptive retraining and chronic pain management.

Janelle R is a Physiotherapist at Better Rehab Penrith, NSW.

James Schomburgk has been a physio for 34 years and completed his Masters in 1995! We are thrilled to have him here at PhysioWest, supporting our community and our team members to be the best version of themselves. He is an international teacher of physiotherapy and mentors clinics around the world to help therapists and providers improve their skills and knowledge, and ultimately deliver better results to their patients. James is a lecturer in Sports and Orthopaedic Medicine at the School of Medicine at the University of Adelaide, who was also Director of 3 large practices for 25 years, before selling them to concentrate on his teaching. James was the WorkCover South Australia Physio Advisor for 8 years, is an Expert Advisor to AHPRA, (Australian Health Professional Registration Authority) and has been the National Chairman of MPA (Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Australia). He was a lecturer and clinical supervisor at the School of Physiotherapy for 11 years at the University of SA in both the postgraduate and undergraduate programs, and has been a guest lecturer at the School of Physiotherapy at Flinders University. He was also a Clinical Supervisor for the Musculoskeletal Master’s program at Latrobe University. He also spent 2 years writing movie scripts in Hollywood! We are privileged to have James and his wealth of knowledge and experience here at PhysioWest.

Grant has always loved being a Physiotherapist and would love to help you with any issues that are preventing you from moving and being healthy. Grant has a passion for the treatment of Whiplash/neck injury, headaches along with work-related injury. Grant oversees PhysioWest’s mentoring program for the team. He is also currently the Physiotherapy Advisor for Return to Work SA on a part-time basis. Qualifications: Bachelor of Education Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) Masters of Physiotherapy (Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy) Grant has lived in Adelaide most of his life apart from a two year stint working in Detroit, USA, as a Physiotherapist. Grant’s four kids work in various fields including DFAT, Defence, Medicine and the EV industry in Washington DC. Debates with these guys over a meal are interesting to watch! Grant and Bec have a child on the way and look forward to welcoming them earthside in January 2024! Grant has rectified his golf slice since Covid, has run the NYC marathon slowly and enjoys a red wine in the Vale with his wife Bec. He staunchly believes that Darren Jarman was the most gifted player to ever play for the Crows.

John is a physiotherapist who has a passion for helping others achieve their goals and improve their overall well-being. With a strong foundation in exercise, John aims to work closely with clients to create personalised treatment plans through catering for individual needs and applying evidence-based practice. John has extensive experience working in a gym as a personal trainer/fitness instructor and is keen in applying his background knowledge and experience. He was first drawn to physiotherapy through his previous role of helping clients achieve their fitness goals. This interest led him to pursue a degree in physiotherapy to develop his theoretical and practical knowledge to offer a unique blend of fitness expertise and physiotherapy training to offer support focusing on recovery and long-term health and fitness goals. Away from the clinic, John has a keen interest in being active and trying new sports. He is currently enjoying boxing, training with his older brother. He enjoys a good sip of coffee, exploring new places and trying new things. And he's always up for recommendations!

Nic specialises in a combination of hands-on treatments and tailored exercise programs, focusing on individual needs to manage pain and support long-term goals. Nic’s special interests include: Lower limb rehabilitation Sports injuries Post-operative care Bony stress injuries.

Stacey is a senior physiotherapist who graduated from the University of South Australia with a Master of Physiotherapy and has attended extensive courses in hydrotherapy, chronic neurological conditions, pilates and dry needling. She became interested in physiotherapy after seeing the positive effects of physiotherapy on the chronic back problems in her family. She originally trained in palaeontology and wanted to take this interest in biomechanics and anatomy and use it to help people make lasting and positive changes to their health. Stacey uses a range of hands-on treatment methods to help you reduce pain and regain function, as well as focusing on achieving your long-term goals through a variety of exercises.

My favourite memory at PhysioWest was our most recent Team Retreat. We had a great weekend building out the team’s vision, as well as unwinding with some fun (although competitive) activities. I love working as a physio at PhysioWest as every day is a little different, and our team which is made up of diverse personalities is always up for lending support and creating a little fun.

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Alastair is a highly skilled physiotherapist who has over 14 years’ experience working with a wide range of clients and presenting conditions, across a broad range of settings including occupational rehabilitation & return to work, injury prevention & early intervention, clinical musculoskeletal & sports, health & wellbeing, and NDIS & community health. Alastair embodies our values of caring for our clients and customers, always acting with integrity, being proactive and achieving outcomes. He is passionate about helping people and empowering them to be able to help themselves. Alastair loves to take on a challenge, and outside of work he enjoys sport, music and having a laugh with family and friends. Alastair is also a successful Team Leader, Service Manager, Product Developer, Customer Relationship and Business Manager. He has attention to detail and is committed to high quality services. Alastair is a dedicated member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APAM) and the APA Occupational physiotherapy group.

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As a Physiotherapist at Kieser you will be working with a diverse range of clientele including musculoskeletal and sporting patient groups and with an engrained referral network of local doctors and orthopaedic surgeons. You will be treating a 90% privately paying client caseload including athletes and will have access to state of the art rehab equipment and diagnostics.

Katy has a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of South Australia. She assesses movement and multiple systems of the body to determine cause and effect. Outside of practice, she enjoys yoga, being outdoors and spending time with family and friends. She speaks Vietnamese and English.

WAHIB JOUBEIR provides physiotherapy services with an hourly rate of $500.00.

Abigail completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy at UniSA in 2006. Since graduating, she has worked for a Not-for-Profit service provider in the disability sector, gaining significant experience with physical disability, rehabilitation and assistive technology. Over the course of her career, Abigail has worked in various areas, including sub-acute rehabilitation after acquired disability or surgery, aquatic therapy, and early intervention services for infants and children. She has most recently worked to provide assistive technology assessments and prescriptions for those with complex needs and physical disabilities. Abigail has extensive and up-to-date knowledge of suitable assistive technology to achieve mobility or positioning goals. Abigail has a special interest in paediatric disability, having worked extensively in the physical management of cerebral palsy and other movement disorders, spina bifida, developmental delay, acquired disability and neuromuscular conditions such as muscular dystrophy. Abby strives to create engaging, enjoyable therapy sessions with clear outcomes. Working collaboratively with other disciplines, she is passionate about helping clients achieve their goals in a holistic way. She is happy to see clients of any age. Abby can be contacted at: abigail.bennett@wayfinderservices.com.au

Mel completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy at UniSA in 2002. Since graduating she has worked primarily with children with physical disabilities in the not for profit sector. Mel worked for many years in a team dedicated to providing assistive technologies to people living with disabilities. She has developed particular skill and interest in equipment prescription, including manual and powered wheelchairs, seating systems, walkers, standing frames and other mobility / positioning equipment. She enjoys the problem solving, collaboration and eye for detail required in this type of work, and the many functional benefits that appropriate equipment can have on a persons quality of life. Mel enjoys working with children and their families in a goal directed way. In more recent years Mel has worked as a pilates instructor, completing her APPI matwork and equipment training, and gaining certification for matwork. She looks forward to using these skills further in the disability sector at Wayfinder. Mel can be contacted at: mel.jones@wayfinderservices.com.au

I am a Titled Continence & Women’s Health Physiotherapist with over 20 years’ experience, a Pilates instructor and Mum of 2 kids (who are now both taller than me). I am passionate about all aspects of women’s health, and love helping women to be their best, at all stages of their lives. I have had an interest in women’s health since university, but it was after having my own kids (2004, 2006) that I finally had the chance to work increasingly more in this field. So great was my interest in women’s health that I undertook the rigorous “titling” process, and I became a Titled Continence & Women’s Health Physiotherapist in 2016. I have an enormous amount of experience in treating a broad range of women’s health conditions, including incontinence, prolapse, pre/postnatal conditions and pelvic pain. It is such a great feeling to be able to help women make a positive change in their health, so they can enjoy their social lives, work, exercise and sexual relationships once again. I particularly love helping women get back to health and fitness through exercise. I have over 15 years’ experience in developing and teaching Pilates and other exercise programs to women of all ages. It is such a privilege to be able to follow women during their pregnancy, through the postpartum period and into the next pregnancy. That’s how I got the inspiration for my business name – seeing that whole cycle of life with my patients.

David specializes in pediatric physiotherapy and enjoys working with children to help them achieve their developmental milestones.

John is an experienced physiotherapist with a focus on sports injuries and rehabilitation. He uses evidence-based techniques to ensure the best outcomes for his patients.

Chloe is the founder of CPT and in-house physiotherapist of V2 Fit. Chloe has always had a huge passion for health and the human body and her studies in physiotherapy have only solidified this passion. Since graduating, Chloe has worked with multiple sporting teams, including working as Junior physiotherapist at North Adelaide Football Club for 7 years which enhanced her overall passion for sports and musculoskeletal physio. Chloe has now found her home at V2 Fit and loves working with motivated people who are invested in becoming better and improving the way their body moves, copes and performs. She's very hands on in her approach - none of that in and out in 15 minutes stuff and prides herself on taking time with every client to fully understand the clients whole story and the way the body moves as a whole. You'll see her floating around both V2 FIT locations St Mary's and Kent Town. CPT was established in 2019 by Chloe Parslow; Chloe worked alongside Dan and the V2 Fit crew at their St Marys location for 18 months before opening a second location in Kent Town and establishing CPT. Ms. Chloe is the Director and Principal Physiotherapist at CPT Physiotherapy. She has extensive experience in helping clients with their physiotherapy needs and has a passion for delivering high-quality patient care.

Chloe is a highly skilled physiotherapist with a passion for helping clients achieve their rehabilitation goals. She has years of experience working with a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions.

Chloe is an experienced physiotherapist with a passion for health and wellness. She founded CPT Physiotherapy to provide comprehensive care to her community.

Connor joins the team at CPT having completed his Masters in Physiotherapy. His recent experience working across Private Practice, In-patient settings and with local sports teams has made Connor particularly passionate about restoring pain free movement across the life span, injury rehabilitation and enhancing athletic performance. Having trained at a high level across multiple sports, Connor is eager to bring his knowledge of movement, injuries and sport-specific training to the clinic. When not behind a barbell or on the rugby field you’ll find Connor floating between both V2 FIT locations, Kent Town and St Marys.

Rosie has a passion for all things physio and helping people to keep moving at their best. With experience working in private practice and alongside sporting teams around Adelaide, Rosie has developed a keen interest in sport and active individuals. Rosie understands the importance of keeping strong and mobile and is a big believer in client empowerment and helping clients achieve their goals and function at their best. Rosie loves to work with her clients to ensure they can safely keep active and moving and adapt workouts around injuries (rest is not always best). You’ll find Rosie floating between both V2 FIT locations Kent Town and St Marys.

Alex is passionate about helping people achieve their health goals and improve their quality of life. She has a keen interest in musculoskeletal physiotherapy.

Sarah has an extensive background in sports rehabilitation and injury prevention. She enjoys working with athletes and helping them get back to their peak performance.

John specializes in orthopedic physiotherapy and has experience working in various clinical settings. He is committed to providing high-quality care to his patients.

Emily has a strong interest in women's health and pelvic floor physiotherapy. She is dedicated to helping women improve their health and well-being.

Michael is passionate about neurological physiotherapy and has worked with patients with various neurological conditions. He aims to improve their mobility and quality of life.

Natalie has a background in geriatric physiotherapy and is dedicated to helping older adults maintain their independence and mobility.

Rhiannon is currently on Maternity Leave until 2025, but is contactable via email. Rhiannon studied at the University of South Australia, completing her Human Movement (Bachelor of Applied Science) studies in 2005. She then continued her study and graduated from the University of Canberra with a Masters of Physiotherapy in 2008. Since that time she has worked in Musculoskeletal private practices and on-site corporate Occupational Physiotherapy services. She is also a qualified Pilates and Fitness Instructor. Rhiannon has a passion for sport. She was a dancer through childhood, and at University started rowing, which saw her compete at National and International levels. More recently, looking for a new challenge, Rhiannon hung up the oars and switched to Triathlon. Her most recent accomplishment was competing at the 2018 Ironman 70.3 World Championships in South Africa. She is always searching for new challenges and race destinations! Rhiannon is a registered Physiotherapist with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and a member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA).

Thomas graduated from Flinders University in 2018 with a Bachelor of Health Sciences/ Master of Physiotherapy. He enjoys working with people of all ages to achieve their health goals and has experience working in clinical, community and aged care settings. Thomas believes in treating through a combination of exercise and manual therapy to best manage pain and optimise physical function. Thomas has a passion for sports, especially cycling, triathlon and golf. Following these passions has seen Thomas undertake further education to obtain a Titleist Performance Institute Level 1 certification in Golf Physiotherapy, and a Level 1 Physio BikeFit certification also. Thomas is a registered Physiotherapist with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and a member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA).

Matthew graduated from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Applied Sciences (Physiotherapy) in 2019. He has 3 years of experience in Musculoskeletal and Sports Physiotherapy, and 2 years of experience working in Acute Care. Matthew is passionate about helping people of all ages and fitness levels to achieve their goals and live their best lives. Matthew adopts a range of manual therapy techniques in combination with exercise therapy to reduce pain and improve physical function. He firmly believes in helping others to become more resilient through appropriate strengthening and conditioning. Matthew has diverse interests in sports and performing arts. He played basketball throughout high school, and picked up hip hop dancing right after. Since then, he has participated in dance performances, choreographed, and led dance teams in live productions. As an avid gym-goer, Matthew enjoys challenging himself to get stronger through power lifting. Matthew is a registered Physiotherapist with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and a member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA).

Amelia is currently on Maternity Leave until mid 2025. Amelia graduated from the University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2017. She has 4 years of experience in Musculoskeletal Private Practice and 1 year in Aged Care. Amelia enjoys helping people reach their goals, whether that be related to sport, work, gardening, or daily activities. Amelia believes in a sustainable approach to exercise, by keeping them goal-focused and the number of exercises manageable. She also has a strong emphasis on manual therapy to improve function and reduce pain. Outside of the clinic Amelia enjoys running, yoga and walking her two dogs. Amelia is a registered Physiotherapist with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and a member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA).

Graduated from Delhi, India in Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2012 Har has worked in both public and private settings in India, Canada and Australia. She loves treating musculoskeletal and sports injuries with a holistic approach of facilitating complete recovery. She also has special interest in falls and balance assessment and treatment for the geriatric and neurological patients.

Jonathan graduated from the University of South Australia with a Master’s of Physiotherapy in 2021, following completion of a Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences at Adelaide University. He has experience in a wide range of clinical settings with a keen interest in post-operative rehabilitation, acute injury management and biomechanics.

Jonathan graduated from the University of South Australia with a Master’s of Physiotherapy in 2021, following completion of a Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences at Adelaide University. He has experience in a wide range of clinical settings with a keen interest in post-operative rehabilitation, acute injury management and biomechanics. Jonathan has past experience in aged care, NDIS, and musculoskeletal and neurological clients.

Graduated from Delhi, India in Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2012 Har has worked in both public and private settings in India, Canada and Australia. She loves treating musculoskeletal and sports injuries with a holistic approach of facilitating complete recovery . She also has special interest in falls and balance assessment and treatment for the geriatric and neurological patients.

Andrew graduated from the University of Hertfordshire (UK) in 2003 and has worked in both public and private sectors. He has worked with elite to novice athletes from all sporting disciplines, including England u19 Cricket, Southampton Football Club (Premiership), and state Netball. His goal is simple: to provide all his clients with an expert service whilst they are under his care.

Kym graduated in 2014 with a Masters in Physiotherapy, following a Bachelor of Medical Imaging (Nuclear Medicine) in 2012. Since graduating, she has worked as a Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist, taking a holistic approach in treating spinal and peripheral injuries. Along with her degrees, Kym has also completed formal training in: Low back pain, Sports injuries (Level 1), Cervico-genic headaches, GLA:D (hip and knee osteoarthritis), Pain Education. Kym focusses on helping you understand your condition and your treatment options, and she uses a hands on and rehabilitation based approach. When she’s not working, Kym loves being outdoors, and enjoys spending her spare time running, hiking, and glamping (in her motorhome Daisy). She is a total foodie and loves a beer.

Yasmin runs our Women’s Health Pilates classes! Yas graduated in 2014 with a Masters in Physiotherapy. Previously she was working for the SA Ambulance Service as a full-time paramedic. She is now a casual Paramedic and dedicating her time to her dream career as a Physiotherapist and as a mother to her four year old Amelia. Her interests are within sport physiotherapy and stems from her own experience in sport, as a 400m runner on the SA athletic professional circuit and now a triathlete and endurance event junkie. Seeding from her own experience with having her little girl, Yasmin is a keen advocate for helping pre and postnatal women continue and return to sport and/or general fitness and well-being both mentally and physically. Yasmin has completed additional training in: Sport level 1 and 2 Physiotherapy, Run analysis and assessment, Lower Limb Tendinopathy, Advanced dry needling, Mat Pilates (APPI), Machine Pilates (level 4 APPI), Neck, thoracic, lower back pain and pelvic dysfunction, Return to sport for women post partum.