Dean completed his studies in both Exercise and Sports Science and his Master of Physiotherapy. Dean has worked in private practice for ten years, treating a variety of patients ranging from sporting injuries to workplace injuries and post-surgical rehabilitation. Dean has developed a special interest in knee and ankle injuries and sports specific rehabilitation. He also uses Dry Needling to assist in the treatment of his patients and has a special interest in the treatment and management of Vertigo. Dean has played high-level cricket and football for many years. He also loves fishing, camping and spending time with his young family.

Emma is currently on Maternity Leave. Emma graduated from Charles Sturt University in NSW in 2010. She has over ten years experience working in Private Practice and has also completed a Post-Graduate Certificate in Sports Physiotherapy. Emma has worked with several elite level sporting clubs including State League Netball and WAFL, and has taught clinical pilates for several years. As well as sporting injuries, Emma enjoys treating a wide variety of patients with both manual therapy and exercise based rehabilitation.

Adam is a motivated Physiotherapist who graduated from Curtin University with a Physiotherapy Bachelors degree. Adam has a keen interest in sports injuries and rehabilitation after many years of playing sport himself. He has experience working with athletes of various levels and backgrounds as well as providing Physiotherapy services to clients of all ages, through both manual therapy and exercise based treatments. Adam is passionate about helping patients to achieve their goals and loves to see his patients succeed. Outside of work, Adam can be found playing Soccer, at the beach with his dog, or enjoying time with mates.

Matt completed his Physiotherapy studies at the University of Notre Dame and has worked in private practice ever since. Matt uses hands-on therapy, including dry needling, and exercise-based rehab to treat a variety of sporting and work-based injuries. He also believes understanding of a condition is an important part of recovery, so enjoys sharing his knowledge with his clients. Outside of clinic hours, you’ll find Matt playing sport, or enjoying the great outdoors with his partner and young Border Collie Stevie.

Bec is an enthusiastic Physiotherapist driven to help patients on their journey of reducing pain and improving their function to get back to what they love. She became interested in understanding the body and movement from an early age when participating in Junior National Field Hockey Tournaments. Her curiosity led her to completing a double degree of Bachelor of Physiotherapy & Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science at the University of Notre Dame, Fremantle. Bec is committed to providing patients’ individualised care using a hands-on approach and movement. Her treatment is based on working together and having a shared understanding of the patient’s goals. She continually participates in extracurricular evidence-based learning to continually update her knowledge to give patients the freedom of choosing the best treatment which suits their needs. She is passionate about musculoskeletal physiotherapy working with a wide range of ages and conditions. She has experience working with athletes as a Sports Trainer at East Fremantle Football Club and Wembley Amateur Football Club. She has also worked with numerous children from her experience as a Kid’s Parkour Coach and a Junior Field Hockey Talent Squad Coach. You can often spot Bec outside of Apex Physiotherapy participating in gymnastics, rock-climbing and running with friends or going out on adventures trying new things. Bec works from our Bicton Physiotherapy Clinic.

Being a physiotherapist is far more than just a job to Renae, it is a chance to improve the lives of her patients by being able to allow them to return to doing what they love through comprehensive assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation. Her passion and enthusiasm for physiotherapy and Pilates shine through in everything she does, with her dedication to ensuring she gets to the cause of every problem, addressing all aspects of treatment and rehabilitation to ensure her patients lead their best quality of life. As a qualified Polestar Pilates teacher and Mentor, Renae is passionate about the rehabilitation component of physiotherapy, in order to provide a comprehensive, well-rounded approach to patient management and ensuring complete resolution of various patient presentations. As our Managing Partner, Renae takes great pride in the high-quality care that our team provides and the success of Apex Physiotherapy is a testament to this. Working from our Bicton clinic, Renae enjoys treating a wide range of musculoskeletal presentations including sports injuries and cervicogenic headaches and has a special interest in the treatment of vestibular disorders including vertigo (BPPV). Outside of work, Renae enjoys getting outdoors and making the most of our beautiful state.

Sam has a keen interest in the areas of Pelvic Health and Continence, Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy and Exercise Rehabilitation. She is currently completing her Master’s in Pelvic Health and Continence and has an interest in managing symptoms arising in the Post-Menopausal period, Urinary and/or Bowel Incontinence, Overactive Bladder Syndrome, Pelvic Floor assessments in the pregnancy and post-partum period including return to exercise and sport, Pelvic Pain and more. After completing her Bachelor of Physiotherapy at Curtin University, Sam dove straight into musculoskeletal physiotherapy and has a range of experience in overuse injury, sports rehabilitation, cervicogenic headaches, and age-related aches and pains. She has also completed further training in Clinical Pilates and Dry Needling. Sam firmly believes in delivering person-centred care. Through her practice, she works to deliver the best possible outcomes by educating and empowering clients to be active participants in their own recovery and health management, whilst utilising a combination of manual therapy and exercise rehabilitation. Sam also has a knowledge of specific health factors impacting gender diverse and queer communities and has a keen interest in ensuring a high-quality of care for all people. When she is not working, Sam enjoys playing football, taking her kelpie on adventures, and spending time exploring the outdoors with her partner. Samantha works from our Bicton Physio Practice.

Rhiana first became interested in physiotherapy through her ballet training, where she often interacted with physiotherapists for management of her dance injuries. When she was no longer able to continue with ballet professionally, physiotherapy became a clear choice as a way to build on her knowledge of the body and movement. She graduated from Curtin University with a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Physiotherapy. Since working in private practice, Rhiana has developed a passion for building strong therapeutic relationships with her clients, to help them achieve their long-term movement goals. With a strong emphasis on up-to-date knowledge and evidence-based practice, she can help you across various conditions, from acute injury to chronic pain. She has also grown a keen interest in women’s health throughout the lifespan, especially around pregnancy and postpartum care. Outside of physiotherapy, Rhiana enjoys learning new skills in arts and crafts, she taught herself how to embroider (she hopes to eventually embroider her clothes!) and is now tackling watercolour paints. On her days off, you might spot her at art markets or in artist collectives, admiring works of local artists.

Having a love of the problem solving aspect of physiotherapy, Chris enjoys the more complex musculoskeletal injuries. He enjoys the direct effect physiotherapy has on improving people’s quality of life which Chris finds hugely rewarding and continues to drive him to keep learning. Chris strongly believes a mixture of ‘hands on’ manual therapy combined with exercise rehabilitation is very important and uses this in the clinic where possible. Having graduated from Curtin University with a degree in Physiotherapy, Chris has since worked in private practice treating musculoskeletal injuries. He has gained valuable experience through his ongoing treatment of spinal injuries including back and neck pain and has a keen interest in treating acute musculoskeletal conditions including the shoulder, hip and knee pain. He uses hands on treatment techniques to correct biomechanical issues and for pain relief. He places a strong emphasis on restoring function and strength after an injury to ensure 100% recovery and to prevent re-injury. Whilst away from the practice you’ll find Chris playing cricket, riding his dirtbike and staying fit and healthy in the gym! Chris works at our Canning Vale Physiotherapy clinic.

Samm is a qualified Physiotherapist who graduated from Curtin University and is passionate about all things musculoskeletal health and exercise rehabilitation. No matter who the patient is, Samm believes in putting the patient at the forefront of their care to achieve their goals. He has a keen interest in preventative care in those with musculoskeletal and sporting related pain to prevent injuries. Samm draws his experience from his many clinical placements in addition to working with neurologic conditions and disabilities under the NDIS. Samm currently consults at our Canning Vale location. In his free time, you can find Samm at the gym, chilling at the beach or cooking up a storm in the kitchen.

Sheng is passionate about all things sport and rehabilitation. After graduating from Curtin University with a Bachelor in Physiotherapy, Sheng has worked with the geriatric population which has given him experience with complex medical conditions as he has worked to rehabilitate and maintain mobility in this population. He has also undergone dry needling training as part of his professional development. Apart from his passion in Ultimate Frisbee, gym lifting and running, Sheng is also involved in sports training in AFL, soccer and rugby. He is currently the head trainer for Kenwick Football Club, which he takes pride in being able to provide advice in injury prevention and rehabilitation to all the athletes. Sheng always strives to provide appropriate, evidence-based treatment with a friendly and professional attitude. Along with a comprehensive assessment and holistic management plan, Sheng aims to empower his clients with education about their condition/s and encourages his clients to have an active role in achieving their goals. Outside of work, Sheng loves to play Ultimate Frisbee, volunteer his time to various sporting clubs, travel and read extensively.

George is a passionate physiotherapist dedicated to improving lives through a holistic approach to health and wellness. With dual degrees in Exercise, Sport, and Rehabilitation Science, as well as Physiotherapy from Curtin University, George brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his practice.

Khang completed his Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy at Curtin University as the musculoskeletal system is something he is passionate about and has always had a devoted interest in. Khang is trained in massage, joint mobilisation, joint manipulation and exercise rehabilitation and strives to provide all his patients with high-quality care and is always looking to broaden his clinical skills with the latest up-to-date evidence. Khang understands that every body is unique in its own way and will require a treatment program that is appropriate for them. He believes that aside from manual therapy and rehabilitation, a key component to treatment success is the clinician’s ability to communicate with their patient. Efficient communication ensures that each treatment is specifically tailored to the patient’s own level of physical activity, allowing them to perform to their peak functional demands. Outside of physiotherapy, Khang is an avid practitioner in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and has also been involved with other various martial arts for the past 10 years. Beyond his clinical and training life, he also has interests in photography, the Japanese art of bonsai, travelling and spending quality time with friends and family. Khang is the full-time Physiotherapist at our Wattle Grove clinic.

Ian is a dedicated physiotherapist on a mission to enhance lives through personalized care. With a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy from Curtin University, he brings a wealth of knowledge and evidence-based practices to his practice. His passion for sports, including representing rugby at a national level, has honed his understanding of athletic injuries and the complexities of the human body. Ian is particularly interested in shoulder injuries and acute traumas due to his own experiences, which fuel his empathy in helping others overcome similar challenges. He believes in holistic health care, catering to individual lifestyles without judgment. Fluent in Bahasa, Ian can effectively communicate with a diverse range of patients, fostering meaningful connections. Embracing a non-pharmaceutical approach, Ian is a strong advocate for evidence-based cognitive behavioural therapy, ensuring comprehensive well-being for his patients. Collaborative and patient-centred, Ian works closely with clients to develop tailored treatment plans that reduce pain, enhance performance, and optimize overall wellness. His dedication to empowering individuals on their journey to recovery sets him apart as a compassionate and reliable physiotherapist. Outside the clinic, Ian embraces adventure and a variety of hobbies, including surfing, gym workouts, camping, poetry, carpentry, and gardening- reflecting his zest for an active and balanced life. Visit Ian at the Gosnells clinic to experience the transformative care that can help you achieve your health and performance goals.