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.

Since graduating from Sydney University in 1996, Tylana has accumulated over 25 years of physiotherapy experience, assessing and treating a variety of conditions During this time, Tylana discovered she had a passion for women’s and men’s health thus furthered her skills with additional training in Pelvic Floor physiotherapy to provide a higher level of care for those patients.

Tylana able to operate our on-site real-time ultrasound (RTUS) machine which is used for pelvic floor physiotherapy and physiotherapy musculoskeletal assessment. She also has additional credentials in Dry Needling. Outside of work, Tylana is a keen Ultrarunner with a focused approach to the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of all things running related.

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

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.

Tim graduated from James Cook University in 2009 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and has over 10 years of experience working in the fields of musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy. He has worked as a physiotherapist within Queensland Health, The Australian Department of Defence and the Queensland Academy of Sport as well as extensively in private practice. Tim went on to further his education and completed a Masters’ Degree in Musculoskeletal and Sports Physiotherapy at Griffith University in 2016. He is now recognized by the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) as a Titled Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist and a Titled Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist. This has allowed Tim to work and travel with sporting teams (including the Queensland Women’s AFL Academy and Men’s Australian University Rugby 7’s team) as well as elite individual athletes who have competed at the Commonwealth Games and Paralympics.

Tim has a passion for providing an accurate assessment and treatment for both acute and chronic injuries, with a focus on enabling patients to stay active and reach their individual rehabilitation goals. He has a firm belief in patient education, evidence-based treatment modalities, and the development of individual exercise programs for people of all ages. His key areas of interest include persistent lower back and neck pain, acute sporting injuries, and sports injury prevention programs. Tim has completed several external physiotherapy courses which have given him further knowledge of treatment modalities including advanced manual therapy skills, dry needling, hydrotherapy, and Pain Science Education.

Tim recently moved to the Sunshine Coast from Brisbane in 2021 with his wife and young son. Both he and his young family are loving the laidback lifestyle of the Sunshine Coast. On the weekends, Tim can be found searching for the best coffee shops in the local area and going for long walks along the beach with his family and their black Labrador.

Tim is available for physiotherapy appointments at our Baringa clinic.

Jess completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) at Central Queensland University. She has always had a focus on musculoskeletal patients, and particularly enjoys treating athletes (whether social or competitive).

Jess strongly believes in working as a team with her patients to ensure they get what they need out of physiotherapy. She will commit to giving any patient she sees 100% effort and strives to aid them in reaching their goals.

With a background focused heavily on competitive basketball, Jess has had her fair share of her own physiotherapy appointments and understands the demands sport places on the body both mentally and physically. She is keen to aid others with working to reduce their pain, improve their movement or simply get back to an activity they love.

Outside of work you will definitely find Jess at a basketball court, wishing she was at the snow skiing, or taking a break reading a book.

Jess is available for Physiotherapy consults at our Buderim and Baringa clinic.

Clinton is a physiotherapist with a strong academic background, clinical excellence, and personal compassion. Clinton started this enriching path at Griffith University, graduating with First Class Honours and receiving the prestigious University Medal. This foundation paved the way for a career that has spanned working with elite athletes at the Queensland Academy of Sport and Brisbane Roar, as well as everyday people and those with neuro conditions (amputees, stroke, spinal injuries). Clinton’s approach combines hands-on therapy with exercise-based programs, achieving remarkable patient outcomes. Always grounded in the latest evidence-based practices, Clinton ensures the best possible results for all patients.

Clinically, Clinton has an interest in managing temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders, spinal conditions, shoulder injuries, and utilizes dry needling techniques. Beyond the clinic, Clinton also imparts knowledge and passion to physiotherapy students as a tutor at Griffith University.

Outside of work, Clinton is a dedicated foodie and competitive powerlifter. These interests not only feed Clinton’s curiosity about nutrition and physical health but also align with a holistic view of wellness, influencing both professional practice and personal life.

Through education and active participation, Clinton believes in empowering patients for successful rehabilitation and health maintenance, sharing insights that inspire everyone in the journey towards better physical well-being.

Clinton is available for Physiotherapy appointments at our Beenleigh location.

Tim Dunstone gained his initial physiotherapy qualification in Adelaide from the renowned School of Physiotherapy at the University of South Australia. He worked in Adelaide in both private practice and onsite in the industrial setting (in the automotive industry) for a few years. Tim served the profession’s peak association, the Australian Physiotherapy Association, on the SA Branch Council for four years.

Tim then moved to Sydney and completed two masters degrees in sports and manipulative physiotherapy and taught musculoskeletal physiotherapy at the University of Sydney. He conducted biomechanical research into low back injuries in elite rowers in the School of Exercise and Sports Science at the University of Sydney for three years. He was the Dean of St Andrew’s College at the University of Sydney for eight years and Dean of St John’s College at the University of Queensland for four years.

Tim rowed and coxed to a national level with the Adelaide Rowing Club. He has since coached rowing to an elite level with the South Australian Sports Institute, the Sydney University Rowing Club, Wilderness School, and the first eight at Scotch College in Adelaide. He has recently coached rowing for the last five years at the UQ Boat Club.

In his spare time, Tim enjoyed singing with the Sydney Philharmonia Choir for eight years, who are the resident chorus of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, frequently performing in the Sydney Opera House. His performances with the Sydney Philharmonia included a tour of the UK in 2010, singing Maher’s 8th at the Royal Albert Hall on the opening night of the BBC Proms Series, in addition to concerts at Westminster Abbey, St Paul’s Cathedral, and Australia House.

He has been the physiotherapist for elite soccer, cricket, and rowing teams, and has more than seventeen years of private practice clinical experience. Tim is one of only 201 physiotherapists in Australia, who are dual-titled members of the APA, as both an APA Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist and an APA Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist. In 2020 Tim was made a Member of the Australian College of Physiotherapists. He is also a Justice of the Peace (Qualified) for the State of Queensland. Tim is married with two young daughters.

Tim is available for Physiotherapy appointments at our Beenleigh clinic

Alex is a passionate physiotherapist dedicated to helping individuals achieve their full potential. He holds a Bachelor of Physiotherapy with first-class honours, was Dux of his course and received the Australian Physiotherapy Association Queensland Award for Academic Excellence. Alex also holds a Bachelor of Science (Psychology).

Beyond his academic pursuits, Alex brings a unique blend of expertise to his practice:

• Cutting-Edge Knowledge:

Alex has presented at various world-renowned physiotherapy conferences, including the prestigious World Physiotherapy Congress. This ensures his patients receive the best available treatments, informed by the latest research and evidence-based practices. Alex also teaches in university physiotherapy courses, sharing his knowledge and expertise with the next generation of physiotherapists.

• Elite Sports Experience:

Beyond his dedication to research, Alex brings a wealth of practical experience from working with elite athletes, including serving as a physiotherapist for Hockey Queensland. This in-depth understanding of the demands and challenges faced by high-performing individuals translates into effective treatment plans for patients of all activity levels.

• Running Physiotherapy:

Alex offers a wealth of knowledge in running physiotherapy, specialising in the management and prevention of running-related injuries and optimising running technique. He understands the unique demands of running and is skilled in treating lower limb injuries. This stems from his own extensive background as a competitive ultramarathon runner, which fuels his dedication to helping runners of all abilities achieve their goals.

Alex’s personalised approach focuses on understanding each patient’s unique needs and goals, developing tailored treatment plans, and taking an active role in their recovery journey.

Alex is available for Physiotherapy appointments at our Broadbeach clinic.

Kimberley graduated with Masters of Physiotherapy as well as a Bachelor in Exercise Science from Griffith University. Kimberley is also a qualified Pilates instructor, which allows her to incorporate Pilates in her rehabilitation programs for her clients to improve ones’ health and wellbeing as well as recovering from injury.

Kimberley is dedicated and passionate about ensuring a holistic patient – centred treatment and care while creating individualised rehabilitation programs to support your goals and allow you to achieve them and return to the things you enjoy in life.

Kimberley has an extensive sporting background, with a keen interest in swimming having competed at state level. Kimberley also incorporates the use of shockwave therapy treatment for patients with chronic tendinopathies which coincides with her developed interest in chronic pain conditions. Kimberley can assist with musculoskeletal, sports and chronic pain physiotherapy.

Outside of work, Kimberley enjoys spending time with family and friends, been at the beach, hiking, and camping.

Kim is available for Physiotherapy appointments at our Broadbeach and Runaway Bay clinics.

Lucy graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) at the University of Queensland, where she also conducted research alongside a world-renowned Physiotherapist. Lucy is passionate about delivering holistic patient-centred care and establishing individualised rehabilitation programs so that you can achieve your goals and return to the things you enjoy in life sooner. Lucy is devoted to continuously expanding her skill set and knowledge so that she can provide superior treatment to every patient.

Lucy can assist with questions and concerns related to pre and post-natal incontinence, pelvic floor muscle strengthening and relaxing, endometriosis, menopause, pelvic pain conditions and other bladder and bowel dysfunctions. She has also completed advanced training in pelvic organ prolapse, urinary incontinence, overactive bladder, birth choices and pessary fitting. She is very passionate about delivering you the latest research-based treatment and empowering you with the knowledge and exercises to achieve your goals.

Lucy is available for Women’s Health Physiotherapy appointments at our Broadbeach and Runaway Bay clinics.

Marina has completed a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science with first-class honours. She has since gained knowledge and experience in a range of areas for musculoskeletal injuries, TMJ treatment and dry needling.

Over the years, Marina has also pursued post-graduate courses in Women’s and pelvic health. She can treat a range of conditions including bladder and bowel dysfunctions, pelvic organ prolapse, pre and post-natal treatment, pessary fitting, pelvic pain syndromes, and pelvic girdle pain.

Marina has an extensive background in different sporting fields such as gymnastics, powerlifting and CrossFit. She believes in helping people stick with the training they enjoy and educating them on effective injury prevention strategies. She enjoys living an active outdoor lifestyle, including spending time by the beach, diving, and running with her energetic Border Collie.

Marina is available for General Physiotherapy and Women’s Health appointments at our Runaway Bay and Broadbeach clinics.

Jess completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) at Central Queensland University. She has always had a focus on musculoskeletal patients, and particularly enjoys treating athletes (whether social or competitive).

Jess strongly believes in working as a team with her patients to ensure they get what they need out of physiotherapy. She will commit to giving any patient she sees 100% effort and strives to aid them in reaching their goals.

With a background focused heavily on competitive basketball, Jess has had her fair share of her own physiotherapy appointments and understands the demands sport places on the body both mentally and physically. She is keen to aid others with working to reduce their pain, improve their movement or simply get back to an activity they love.

Outside of work you will definitely find Jess at a basketball court, wishing she was at the snow skiing, or taking a break reading a book.

Jess is available for Physiotherapy consults at our Buderim clinic.

Landon graduated from Physiotherapy at the University of Queensland having previously completed a Bachelor of Exercise and Movement Science. This combination has helped to shape his belief in the importance of movement and exercise to compliment manual therapy in his patient’s rehabilitation.

He strongly believes in treating the person, and not just the injury – making the treatment plan tailored to the unique challenges and goals they have in their life.

He has extensive experience working with runners, triathletes, and Australian Rules Footballers in physiotherapy, strength and conditioning, and coaching capacities. Landon is currently the running coach of a local triathlon club, and trains and competes in his spare time.

Because of this, Landon has a special interest in treating sporting injuries, as well as upper limb (shoulder, elbow, and hand) conditions, and has completed additional training in both of these areas.

Landon is available for Physiotherapy appointments at our Buderim clinic.

In 2018, Leigh-Ann graduated from Auckland University of Technology with a Bachelor of Health Science (Physiotherapy). After university she returned back to her hometown Tauranga, New Zealand, and started working in private practice, over these years she did a combination of clinic work and assisting ample sports teams with their Physiotherapy needs. In February 2023, she made the move across the ditch and has been at Sports & Spinal ever since.

Leigh-Ann loves working with people from all walks of life, helping to enhance mobility and strength, reduce pain and ultimately help them to lead a more active and rewarding lifestyle. She has a keen interest in sports injuries, post-operative rehabilitation, and knee injuries.

When she is not in the clinic, Leigh-Ann enjoys getting outside and keeping active. She is very excited to be living on the Sunshine Coast and being able to explore this beautiful part of the world.

Leigh-Ann is available for Physiotherapy appointments at our Buderim clinic.

Alex has gained valuable experience in treating foot, ankle, shoulder, knee and spinal conditions from his years of working in Private and Public rehab in Australia and the UK. Since returning to the Sunshine Coast he extensively treats post-operative and non-operative patients from some of the best specialists from Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast. Using a holistic approach, Alex can tailor treatment to the individual and their goals.

Alex is available for Physiotherapy appointments at our Buderim clinic.

Jana studied in New Zealand and graduated with a Bachelor in Health Science in Physiotherapy in 2006 from AUT. She completed her Postgraduate Diploma in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy in 2010 and a Master of Health Practice in 2011.

She worked in New Zealand for five years before coming to Australia, during which time she was the physiotherapist for Rugby teams and ran gym-based rehabilitation programs. She is honoured to have an article published in the international physiotherapy journal, Physical Therapy Reviews. Jana believes in a holistic approach to injury and management, is highly dedicated to exercise, and regularly attends further training to ensure that her clinical skills and knowledge are updated.

Jana is available for appointments at our Buderim clinic.

Danielle has a wealth of knowledge in accurate diagnosis and treatment of low back and hip pain and regularly attends national and international conferences dedicated to these areas to stay up to date with research and current evidence for optimal patient care and positive outcomes.

Danielle is very passionate about exercise rehabilitation and helping people return to their optimal physical and mental health through Pilates. Danielle is experienced in identifying biomechanical dysfunction and using exercise specific techniques ensuring great outcomes. Danielle is an avid horse rider in her spare time, competing in dressage competitions with her two horses.

Danielle is available for Physiotherapy appointments at our Buderim clinic.

Mitchell completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) at the University of Queensland in Brisbane where he began his career working in private practice seeing a variety of clinical presentations. After moving around Queensland throughout his life – from Weipa in Far North Queensland to Toowoomba in the Darling Downs – he couldn’t be more excited to call the Sunshine Coast his new home.

Mitchell has always had a passion for sport. This has translated into his career as he holds a strong interest in treating sports and exercise related injuries – particularly ankles and shoulders. Mitchell applies his communication skills to show his care for patient wellbeing; his empathetic nature and willingness to go above and beyond ensures a positive outcome for his patients.

Mitchell is driven towards continuously improving his skills and takes great care that all of his patients leave each session with a clear understanding of their specialised treatment plan to best achieve their goals.

Outside of work, Mitchell loves watching sport, running, travelling, playing board games and going fishing and camping.

Mitchell is available for Physiotherapy appointments at our Caloundra and Kawana locations.

Ashley is an experienced physiotherapist who graduated from Stellenbosch University, South Africa in 2010. Ashley went on to complete her-graduate Orthopaedic Manipulative Therapy (OMT) training in 2013 and was awarded the top case study for the year. This forms the basis of her clinical reasoning and hands-on treatment. She has also completed her Pilates Mat Training, allowing her to provide high-quality Pilates classes.

Ashley gained most of her experience working in the private sector seeing patients with a wide range of conditions. She is an empathetic and compassionate physio who works closely with her patients to get the best results and help them with their healing journey. Ashley enjoys treating neck and sacroiliac dysfunctions, post-mastectomy patients, and since becoming a mum of two littles, she has a special passion for working with women during pregnancy and during their post-partum recovery.

Outside of work, Ashley enjoys spending time outdoors with her family.

Ashley is available for physiotherapy appointments at our Caloundra and Kawana clinics.

Eliza graduated from Otago University in New Zealand with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and was awarded runner up for the top overall student in her year. After completing her studies, Eliza worked for two years in a musculoskeletal private practice which specialized in Clinical Pilates. During this time, she completed her Comprehensive Polestar Pilates Course and is now certified in teaching Pilates using all equipment including matt, reformer, and the trapeze table.

Eliza uses a combination of manual therapy techniques, taping, clinical Pilates and movement therapy to treat a wide range of acute and chronic injuries. She is a strong advocate for actively involving her clients within their rehabilitation to help them achieve their movement goals.

Eliza enjoys living an active lifestyle both in the gym and in the outdoors. Being active and disciplined with her own fitness, she understands the importance of smart training and injury prevention.

After recently moving across the ditch, Eliza is looking forward to exploring the beautiful beaches on the Sunshine Coast and learning to surf. She also enjoys hiking, playing tennis, baking and spending time with friends and family.

Eliza is available for physiotherapy consults at  our Caloundra clinic.

Julie graduated from the University of Otago in New Zealand in 1998 and has gained a wealth of experience working in busy clinics around the world, including a professional sports centre in France, the Crystal Palace National Sports Centre in London, and a clinic in the ski resort of Verbier in Switzerland. She has also worked with rugby teams in New Zealand and the England Volleyball team in the UK.

Julie has postgraduate training in Vestibular Physiotherapy, Ergonomics, and Pilates. Julie has been using the Dean Watson approach since 2005. Julie is also a qualified acupuncturist, having studied both in the UK and China. Julie combines her training in Traditional Chinese Medicine and dry needling with traditional physiotherapy treatment techniques for optimum results.

Julie has a special interest in Vestibular, Neck & Headaches.

Julie is available for Physiotherapy appointments at our Caloundra location.

Montana is not accepting new patients via online bookings. Please call the Caloundra clinic on 07 5437 2679 to discuss

Montana completed a Bachelor of Physiotherapy at James Cook University in her hometown of Townsville before relocating to the Sunshine Coast in 2019. Driven by a passion for enhancing movement and kicking goals, Montana believes every individual requires a unique and holistic approach to ensure successful outcomes.

Montana has a clinical interest in complex presentations and persistent pain, as well as lower limb rehabilitation. With considerable changes in the management of chronic pain over the years, there is a critical role for physiotherapy and non-medical management. With training in the complex field of chronic pain management, Montana will deliver evidence-based treatment and give you the tools to strive for improved function.

Outside of work, Montana enjoys an active lifestyle, often participating in hikes and treks, and enjoys time at the gym. Overall, the beach is where you will find her when she is not in the clinic, attempting to master surfing.

Preeti graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours). Her passion lies in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and working with people in persistent pain.

Preeti has previously collaborated with local AFL and netball teams, where she witnessed first hand the transformative impact a tailored treatment and recovery plan can have on the rehabilitation of young athletes. This exposure has enriched her understanding of the unique challenges and requirements of sports-related injuries and has motivated her to seek mentorship from leading sports physiotherapists to gain a better understanding on how to best manage athletes.

Preeti is committed to fostering a collaborative approach to rehabilitation. Her goal is to empower clients to take an active role in their recovery, creating a sense of ownership and motivation that enhances the effectiveness of the treatment process.

In her free time you can find Preeti on a jog or a riverside walk with a pastry in hand.

Preeti is available for physiotherapy consults at our Chermside clinic.

Simran holds a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) and was eager to complete further specialised study and recently completed her Masters in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy from the University of Queensland.

Simran has developed a particular interest in complex whiplash disorders and lower limb injuries specifically sports related knee, ankle and foot conditions. She has extensive experience in using a mixed approach of hands-on therapy and tailored exercise prescription to ensure that each of her patients achieves their goals. Simran has worked with some of Queensland’s leading physiotherapists and lower limb specialists.

Simran prides herself on developing easy to follow step by step treatment plans that not only rehabiltate the original injury but ensure her patients leave with their risk of re-injury being as low as possible. Simran enjoys travelling and has volunteered/studied as a physiotherapy student or physiotherapist in several countries across the world and loves treating people from all walks of life.

Simran has also completed additional training in vestibular physiotherapy and lower limb tendon injury management.

Simran is available for Physiotherapy appointments at our Indooroopilly and Chermside clinics.

Simran holds a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) and was eager to complete further specialised study and recently completed her Masters in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy from the University of Queensland.

Simran has developed a particular interest in complex whiplash disorders and lower limb injuries specifically sports related knee, ankle and foot conditions. She has extensive experience in using a mixed approach of hands-on therapy and tailored exercise prescription to ensure that each of her patients achieves their goals. Simran has worked with some of Queensland’s leading physiotherapists and lower limb specialists.

Simran prides herself on developing easy to follow step by step treatment plans that not only rehabiltate the original injury but ensure her patients leave with their risk of re-injury being as low as possible. Simran enjoys travelling and has volunteered/studied as a physiotherapy student or physiotherapist in several countries across the world and loves treating people from all walks of life.

Simran has also completed additional training in vestibular physiotherapy and lower limb tendon injury management.

Simran is available for Physiotherapy appointments at our Indooroopilly and Chermside clinics.

Ashleigh is an experienced physiotherapist working in elite sport and private practice musculoskeletal care. A 2018 University of Queensland graduate, Ashleigh achieved her Bachelor of Physiotherapy Qualification with First Class Honours. Ashleigh started her sports physiotherapy career firstly in AFL and more recently has worked across club, state and national level Rugby Union. Ashleigh is the current Reds Academy Physiotherapist.

Ashleigh enjoys consulting with everyday people and athletes of all abilities and backgrounds. With her background in rugby, Ash has developed expertise in the rehabilitation of shoulder injuries, bone stress injuries and lower limb injuries. She prides herself on making sure you receive a diagnosis for your condition, receive a tailored treatment plan and finish your care under her guidance with the lowest chance of re-injury or recurrence.

She enjoys working collaboratively as part of a medical team to get the best outcomes possible and has had the pleasure of working alongside many of Brisbane’s Sports Doctors and orthopedic specialists.

Her interests have led her to gain further qualifications in Strength and Conditioning, Dry Needling/Western Acupuncture and Clinical Pilates. Ash has completed additional post-graduate coursework in the management of ACL and PCL injuries, Hamstring injuries, Hip and Groin Pain and rehabilitation post Shoulder stabilisation surgery. She is constantly upskilling herself to stay knowledgeable and provide the best evidence-based care to her patients.

On the weekends you will find Ash on the sidelines of Easts Rugby Union games, or on her Sunday morning long run.

Ashleigh is available for Physiotherapy appointments at our Chermside clinic.

Kim hails from sunny Cape Town, South Africa. Having completed her Physiotherapy (Honours) degree at the University of the Western Cape in 2014, Kim has worked with a variety of patients from all walks of life. Kim is passionate about continued learning and has added Dry Needling and Clinical Pilates to her skills set. Her interest area lies in, post-orthopaedic and lower back injuries as well as persistent and degenerative injuries. Kim is personable and passionate about helping her patients achieve their goals and improve their quality of life.

Kim maintains an active lifestyle – running, hiking, and playing hockey, which has fed into her interests in keeping people moving and injury prevention. Her new area of interest is in Women’s Health and hopes to build and grow in this field in her new position.

She is friendly and chatty and therefore enjoys working closely with her patients to create specific programs to achieve their most favoured outcomes. After building up her experience in South Africa, she was ready for a new adventure and challenge thus joining the team across the waters at Sports & Spinal.

Kim is available for appointments at our Chermside clinic.

Gema holds a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Australian Catholic University. Gema is a musculoskeletal, pelvic and women’s health physiotherapist, and holds additional qualifications in Reformer and Mat Pilates. She is also the former lead physiotherapist for the Aspley Hornets AFLW team and has previously worked with the AFLW Brisbane Lions team.

Gema’s favourite areas to treat include lower back, spinal, sacroiliac, pelvic and hip pain.

She is passionate in guiding women through their pregnancy and post partum/ post natal journey, addressing pelvic floor dysfunction or assisting women with pelvic organ prolapse. Gema understands women can be nervous to start their pelvic health journey and this motivates her to help women overcome their fears and achieve their desired outcomes. She is dedicated to providing high-quality care and support to get you symptom free and feeling good about yourself!

Gema is passionate about empowering everyone to play an active role in their health journey. She acknowledges that everyone is unique and designs bespoke treatment plans for each of her clients. She is determined to get you back to your optimal level of function so you can do what you love to do pain-free. Gema combines hands-on and exercise therapies to provide the best long-term approach.

On the weekend you will find Gema going to reformer pilates or gym herself, drinking coffee and walking her two dachshunds Penelope & Alfred

Gema is available for Physiotherapy appointments at our Chermside clinic.

Physiotherapy was a natural career choice for Sam, having competed at a high level in track and field, cricket, touch football and Australian Rules Football. He realised the impact of strong physical health and its impact on physical and emotional wellbeing.

Sam graduated from the University of Queensland with first-class honours and began his career in the public sector. He enjoyed gaining valuable experience in pre and post-surgery treatment protocols and excellent communication skills to provide optimum client care. Sam has worked with and learnt from some of Australia’s leading neurological physiotherapists. He used these effective skills when screening for more serious conditions to ensure his treatment plans reflect the needs of his clients.

Sam then transitioned into private practice and was able to apply his knowledge and skills working with some of Queensland’s premier cricket and football clubs.

Sam has recently returned from working in the United Kingdom. He worked as a Lead Physiotherapist in the heart of London with some of the world’s leading sports physicians and orthopaedic surgeons, enhancing his theoretical and practical knowledge within this vibrant and stimulating environment. Sam developed close working relationships with acclaimed shoulder, spinal and foot/ankle surgeons, constantly learning, refining and enhancing his current practice.

Sam looks forward to bringing his knowledge and experience to Sports & Spinal and learning from his new colleagues and patients about the provision of exemplary physiotherapy care. Sam’s patients will benefit from an excellent communicator and active listener who will provide a hands-on approach to quality care and expert exercise prescription skills.

In his leisure time, Sam enjoys the outdoors. He loves to explore the South East Queensland walking tracks, and he is a keen cricketer and runner. Sam played cricket in England and is always looking to lower his 10km running PB. Sam’s overall professional goal is to provide optimum health care to all those who engage with him.

Sam is available for Physiotherapy appointments at our Chermside location.

Kate is a dedicated and experienced physiotherapist with a passion for helping patients achieve their optimal physical health and performance. With a special interest in sports injuries and acute musculoskeletal injuries, she brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the Coolum team.

Kate grew up in outback Queensland, before moving to Brisbane to complete a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2013. She spent the formative years of her career working in private practice settings at the Sunshine Coast and London, leading her to develop a special interest in acute musculoskeletal injuries. Upon return to Australia, Kate pursued work in more specialised sports settings, ultimately practicing in Sydney’s largest sports medicine clinic. Kate then spent several winter seasons working as a snow sports physiotherapist in NSW’s Snowy Mountains.

Kate has a particular interest in acute knee injuries and shoulder pathologies, and is passionate about providing quality care for athletes and active individuals.

Outside the clinic, Kate can be found enjoying the great outdoors – playing community sports or hiking in the mountains during warmer months; and snowboarding in winter. Her first hand experience with sports gives her a unique insight into the challenges faced by her patients, allowing her to provide a holistic journey to recovery and peak physical performance.

Kate is available for physiotherapy consults at Coolum Sports & Spinal.