Jenna is a Sunshine Coast local who graduated from the University of the Sunshine Coast with a Bachelor degree of Clinical Exercise Physiology. With a deep-rooted passion for movement developed through years of playing team sports, Jenna is dedicated to helping others embrace active, healthy lifestyles.

Jenna’s interest is in neurological and musculoskeletal injury prevention, management, and rehabilitation, and she believes in a holistic approach that addresses all aspects of recovery. Through a focus on personalised, patient-centred care, Jenna is committed to helping her patients achieve their goals and improve their overall quality of life.

Jenna firmly believes that exercise is medicine, and practices what she preaches with a passion for netball and reformer and mat Pilates. Outside of work, Jenna enjoys spending her time with family, walking her black Labrador, and coffee dates with friends after a Pilates workout!

Jenna is available for exercise physiology consults at our Coolum and Noosa clinics.

Bonnie completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) at Central Queensland University in 2020. She has a keen interest for dance and sports related rehabilitation after dancing herself for 11 years. In her final years of ballet training, Bonnie danced in the junior extension program with the QLD Ballet, The Queensland Dance School of Excellence program and Danielle’s studio of dance on the Gold Coast as a fulltime dance student.

Bonnie has completed additional dance physiotherapy courses to better assist dancers in identifying the root cause of their problems and providing them with dance-specific rehabilitation programs. Bonnie prefers treating using a hands-on approach with manual therapy, dry needling and individualised exercise prescription to achieve the patient’s goals.

In her spare time, Bonnie loves taking her dog for walks along the beach, daily Pilates and going camping.

Bonnie also has a keen interest in a variety of musculoskeletal, neurological and cardiovascular conditions.

Bonnie is available for physiotherapy appointments at our Noosa clinic.

Luke holds a bachelor of physiotherapy from the University of Canberra. After braving many cold winters, Luke relocated to Queensland, where he now thrives in the warm, active lifestyle the Sunshine Coast offers.

Luke has a strong passion for helping others return to activities they love and is dedicated to empowering people throughout their rehabilitation journey. With a history of playing several football codes including soccer, AFL and touch footy, Luke has a keen interest in the management of musculoskeletal conditions, athletic development and strength and conditioning.

Outside the clinic, Luke spends his time hiking with friends, training at the gym, relaxing at the beach or enjoying a good coffee.

Luke is available for physiotherapy consults at Sports & Spinal Noosa.

Zoe graduated from Griffith University with a Bachelor of Exercise Science and a Masters of Physiotherapy. She has a passion for improving people’s lives through evidence-based effective treatment modalities focusing on patient-centred goals and long term outcomes. 

Zoe continues to complete extra training and ongoing professional development in neck/headache and vestibular treatments. Zoe creates treatment plans that aim to have you back to doing the things you love in a way that is realistic and has your goals at the core.

Zoe has always lived a very active lifestyle; is heavily involved with the local Surf Life Saving Club, and enjoys yoga, touch football and tennis. Zoe’s interest in a healthy lifestyle and general well-being will provide clients with a holistic treatment approach.

Zoe has a special interest in Neck & Headache Physiotherapy, Vestibular Treatment and NDIS, and has completed her certificate in Dry Needling.

Zoe is available for appointments at our Coolum and Noosa clinics

Jenny has a wealth of experience in physiotherapy, having graduated in Melbourne with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) in 1993. She has worked in a number of private practices in Melbourne and regional Victoria, as well as a few years in the USA.

Having been a gymnast and coach for many years, she was passionate to pursue this interest as a physiotherapist. She served as the state team physiotherapist for Gymnastics Victoria on multiple occasions, as well as providing first aid coverage at numerous state and national events in gymnastics, acrobatics, cheerleading, and trampoline, including a World Championship in Melbourne in 2005. This experience ignited an interest in children’s sports, further fueled by her own athletic children, leading to involvement in various sports such as soccer, swimming, triathlon, surf lifesaving, and running. Over the past few years, she has attended several “Kids in Sport” and “Adolescents in Sport” symposiums in Melbourne, deepening her understanding and interest in this field.

Jenny is available for physiotherapy appointments at our Noosa clinic.