Luke is a post-graduate qualified musculoskeletal physiotherapist with a strong clinical background and a passion for helping people move beyond persistent pain. He completed his undergraduate physiotherapy degree in 2009, followed by a Master of Clinical Physiotherapy at Curtin University in 2013.

With years of experience in both clinical practice and education, Luke has supervised post-graduate students and led mentoring programs aimed at supporting early career physiotherapists as they develop their clinical skills.

Luke takes a holistic, evidence-based approach to care, focusing on the management of complex and persistent pain conditions. He’s passionate about empowering his clients to take control of their recovery — helping them understand their condition, improve movement, and shift the focus away from pain to live a more fulfilling life.

He also has extensive experience working with elite-level athletes, including track and field professionals and MMA fighters, and brings this performance-focused insight into his rehabilitation strategies.

Luke has completed additional training in a range of areas, including Breathing Dysfunction, Vestibular Disorders, Dry Needling, and Clinical Pilates — often integrating these into his treatment plans to achieve the best possible outcomes for his clients.

When he’s not in the clinic, Luke enjoys staying active and spending quality time with his wife and two kids.

With a diverse background and a Bachelor of Arts, Andrew brings a people-focused approach to his work as a physiotherapist. Motivated by a genuine passion for helping others reach their goals, he chose a career in physiotherapy to combine his love for human connection with a hands-on role in improving health and wellbeing.

Andrew has a particular interest in treating clients with back pain, postural concerns, and those recovering from motor vehicle and workplace injuries. He utilises a combination of manual therapy and targeted exercise rehabilitation, empowering his clients to take charge of their recovery and get back to doing what they love.

His goal is always to make physiotherapy approachable, meaningful, and tailored — minimising barriers to movement and helping people feel confident in their bodies again.

“I believe there’s no greater privilege than empowering others to make informed choices about their health. To be part of that journey is incredibly rewarding.”

Outside the clinic, Andrew leads an active and community-focused lifestyle. He enjoys volunteering in his local area, spending time in nature, and staying fit through weightlifting, cycling, and running.

Ashlee is a dedicated and enthusiastic physiotherapist who’s passionate about helping people move well and live well. Since graduating from Curtin University with first-class honours in 2013, she has made it her mission to support her clients in becoming the healthiest and happiest version of themselves.

With a special interest in running-related injuries, workplace rehabilitation, and motor vehicle accident recovery, Ashlee takes an active, whole-person approach to care. She tailors each treatment plan to suit the individual, progressing towards exercise-based management wherever possible and considering the broader picture of each client’s lifestyle and goals.

Ashlee prides herself on creating a safe and supportive space where clients feel heard and understood. Her approachable nature, combined with her clinical knowledge, makes her a trusted guide through the recovery journey.

Away from the clinic, Ashlee is always on the move — whether she’s outdoors adventuring, exploring new places, or soaking up the sun at the beach. She also loves connecting with people and is always up for a good chat.

Jo is a passionate and experienced physiotherapist who takes pride in delivering personalised care to help her clients move and feel their best. Since graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy from Curtin University in 2009, Jo has worked exclusively in private practice and developed a strong foundation in musculoskeletal and sports injury management.

Her clinical interests include back and neck pain, headaches, and lower limb conditions such as knee and ankle injuries. She has also completed extensive postgraduate training in shoulder rehabilitation, dry needling, Clinical Pilates, and paediatrics — giving her a diverse skill set to support clients of all ages.

Jo believes in a hands-on and evidence-based approach to care, tailoring each treatment plan to suit the individual. Her sessions may include a combination of dry needling, manual therapy, joint mobilisation, strength and conditioning, and Pilates-based rehabilitation.

As a certified Level 4 Pilates instructor with Dance Medicine Australia (DMA), Jo can design customised Pilates programs for individuals or groups. Her postgraduate qualifications also include a Certificate in Physiotherapy (Paediatrics) from Melbourne University, and she has a special interest in working with infants and children experiencing conditions such as plagiocephaly, torticollis, developmental delay, and paediatric musculoskeletal concerns.

Known for her approachable and supportive style, Jo values building strong relationships with her clients. She’s committed to empowering people with the tools and knowledge they need to manage their condition and reach their goals — making every session engaging, interactive, and outcome-focused.

Outside of the clinic, Jo enjoys keeping active with Pilates and gym workouts, and unwinding with a good film at the cinema.

Madison is a dedicated Doctor of Physiotherapy with a passion for helping clients rediscover the joy of movement. She holds a Doctor of Physiotherapy from Curtin University, a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science from the University of Notre Dame, and a Certificate II in Dance.

Her journey into physiotherapy began on the dance floor where injuries were a familiar challenge. A caring physiotherapist who truly listened and understood inspired Madison to follow her own path in this field. In addition, a personal connection to neurological conditions, influenced by her family member experience, motivates her commitment to improving everyday function through physiotherapy.

Madison has a keen interest in managing injuries to tendons in the lower limbs, with a focus on the foot, ankle and lateral hip. She also enjoys challenging common misconceptions about chronic conditions such as fibromyalgia by helping patients build a healthier relationship with movement. With five years of experience as a sports trainer for the Subiaco Colts, working alongside expert physiotherapists and rehabilitation teams, Madison is devoted to bringing out the best in every client.

I love being a physiotherapist because I get to be part of each patient’s journey back to movement. There is nothing more rewarding than watching someone progress from their first appointment to achieving their exercise goals.

Outside the clinic, Madison enjoys keeping active with Pilates, spending time at the beach under the sun or curling up with a good book.ccasional round of golf or fishing trip.

Sebastian thrives on helping children, teens and adults recover from acute injuries and return to the sports and activities they love. He’s energised by the exciting challenge of managing a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions and enjoys piecing together the clinical puzzle to develop tailored treatment plans that make a difference.

As physiotherapist, Sebastian loves the opportunity to spend his day connecting with people, moving around and embracing the variety each day brings. His approach to helping his clients reach their goals is rooted in curiosity and a genuine enjoyment of listening and learning from their stories.

When he’s not in the clinic, you’ll find Sebastian playing soccer or tennis, listening to music or unwinding with friends and family. He’s even known to dabble on the piano!

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As a physiotherapist, Thomas thrives on helping “everyday athletes”—those with busy, active lifestyles—stay pain free and enjoy the freedom to move. He particularly loves managing conditions like lower back pain, knee issues and hand discomfort, tailoring personalised programs to fit his clients’ unique needs and lifestyles.

“Every day is different, and I get to meet people from all walks of life, each with their own unique stories and challenges. I find it deeply rewarding to have the opportunity to make a positive impact on people’s lives, whether it’s helping them regain movement, manage pain, or achieve their personal goals.”

During his studies, Thomas volunteered at international Judo competitions working alongside physiotherapists and medical staff to support elite athletes in high-pressure settings. His sister and partner, both international-level Judo athletes, have been a source of inspiration and valuable learning throughout his journey.

When he’s not helping clients or training in Judo and BJJ (he’s a Judo black belt and BJJ blue belt), Thomas enjoys coaching young athletes, camping and spending quality time with family and friends.

Additional Qualification: Masters in Physiotherapy (Pelvic Health)

Driven by the belief in the connection between movement and health, Danica is passionate about helping people become the best versions of themselves and as a physiotherapist, is inspired to help her clients safely return to sport, exercise and movement.

Her special interests include pelvic pain, prolapse, paediatric incontinence, pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain and antenatal and postnatal education and rehabilitation and helping pelvic health clients safely return to exercise and staying active, showcasing what their bodies are truly capable of. After experiencing the challenges of pelvic health firsthand following her first child, Danica dedicated herself to filling the gaps in support and care for women in similar journeys.

“I believe in a holistic, individualised approach to treatment and love helping my patients to heal from the inside-out.”

Completing her Masters degree while balancing work and family life remains one of her proudest achievements, and it is this dedication that guides her to helping her clients achieve their own personal health and fitness goals.

When Danica isn’t supporting her clients, she loves staying active with her family, reading and participating in CrossFit and netball.

Additional Qualification: Bachelor of Science (Biomedical Science, Molecular Biology & Genetics)

As a Level 1 Sports Trainer and former sports trainer for Kingsway Football Club, Taylor has firsthand experience in managing sports injuries and supporting athletes in their field. Inspired by her own experiences with chronic migraines, she also has a passion for helping people with chronic conditions.

Taylor loves connecting with people and building meaningful relationships with her clients while expanding her clinical skills. Whether she’s working with seniors, guiding athletes through recovery or helping clients manage their chronic conditions, Taylor’s empathetic and personalised approach ensures her clients feel comfortable, understood and supported every step of the way.

“I am always willing to listen and offer help to anyone who comes to me, without judgement and I endeavour to advocate and be my clients’ biggest supporter.”

When she’s not in the clinic, you can find Taylor exploring nature on scenic walks, hitting the gym to boost her fitness and mental health, decorating homes or even learning to ride a dirt bike!