Joanna graduated from the University of South Australia in 2021. She is a highly enthusiastic Physiotherapist, Pilates Instructor and GLA:D Practitioner, with advanced skills in exercise-based rehabilitation, post operative treatment, and pain management. Joanna has worked as a physiotherapist with state level basketball and soccer teams and is passionate about helping athletes return to sport after injuries. Joannas’ relaxed and empathetic nature allows for a deep understanding for her clients needs, empowering appropriate and individualised management for each person.

Ali obtained his Podiatry Qualifications through his studies at the University of South Australia. He is also a member of the Australian Podiatry Association. He has gained extensive clinical experience and knowledge working within various aspects of public sector podiatry, private sector podiatry, community health and age care. He pursues an active interest in Biomechanics and Sport injuries, Paediatric podiatry and Nail Surgery. In his recreational time, Ali enjoys all things sport, including soccer, volleyball, basketball, Judo and general fitness.

Hoa has been a Podiatrist for 15+ years. He graduated from the University of South Australia...

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Dung Le graduated from the University of South Australia with her Bachelor of Podiatry degree in 2010. Her Podiatric experience includes dealing with both low and high-risk feet, wound care management, diabetes assessments and maintaining general foot health through preventative and palliative care. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family and travelling. She is fluent in English and Vietnamese.

Lachlan is a qualified podiatrist, having graduated from Charles Sturt University in 2010 with a Bachelor of Health Science, Podiatry. During his training, Lachlan undertook a number of placements throughout Australia, gaining extensive experience in private clinics, public hospitals and community health centres. As a member of the Australian Podiatry Association, Lachlan is involved in continuous professional development and regularly attends education events. Lachlan’s skills have been recognised by many and his research has been published in the Journal of Foot and Ankle Research. Since graduating, Lachlan has worked in a number of diverse roles, from running the podiatry department in a small rural hospital to more recently working in a major Adelaide hospital dealing with limb-threatening ulcerations and the prevention of amputations. Lachlan’s interest in podiatry stems from his personal experience with a number of lower limb issues that prevented him from participating in sport, and as such he understands firsthand what it is like to deal with pain resulting from foot and ankle injuries. Adopting a highly personalised approach to the needs of each of his patients, Lachlan utilises a number of treatment modalities including taping, exercises, dry needling, foot mobilisation, footwear advice/modification, orthotic inserts and education. Striving to provide a model of care that is holistic and incorporates total foot care, Lachlan also has special interests in the management of diabetes-related foot issues and sports podiatry.