Neil has a Bachelor of Applied Science (Human Movement), Bachelor of Exercise Science, a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Hons), and is able to provide physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology Services to his clients.

Neil’s areas of special interest include lower back, hip and pelvis injuries, chronic cervical, shoulder and upper limb injuries, and exercise for health / injury prevention. Neil also conducts Pilates sessions.

Jacob graduated from Australian Catholic University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. He has special interests in neurological, paediatric, trauma and sports based rehabilitation. Jacob enjoys working with patients to improve their quality of life and helping patients return to being able to do the things they love. Jacob also has a keen interest in running and weightlifting related injuries.

Jacob is originally from Queensland and spends his spare time fishing, hiking, running and playing football. He is an avid rugby union fan.

Jack grew up in Mackay, Queensland and obtained a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from James Cook University in Townsville.

Jack has a strong interest for occupational health, disability and general musculoskeletal conditions. He is GLA:D® program qualified.

He also enjoys discussing and building more knowledge regarding injury management with supervisors and workers across a range of different occupations.

On weekends Jack enjoys a Sunday breakfast, and can’t go past a decent coffee and a good chat with mates while exploring everything Gippsland has to offer.

Brittany holds a Bachelor of Applied Science and Masters of Physiotherapy from Latrobe University.

She is an avid powerlifter and has a strong interest in strength conditioning, acute sport injuries, and occupational related conditions.

Brittany has recently spent time in South East Asia working with paediatric patients with a large range of neurological disorders; she has developed a keen interest in providing disability support in conjunction with the NDIS.

Brittany believes in a holistic approach to her client’s rehabilitation and treatments including Hydrotherapy and Clinical Pilates.

Sarah holds a Bachelor of Applied Science and Masters of Physiotherapy Practice from Latrobe University in Bendigo.

Sarah enjoys working with patients to achieve their health goals e.g. returning to hobbies, work or commencing new lifestyle changes. This is achieved by providing a holistic approach to treatment, rehabilitation (neurological & orthopaedic) and injury prevention by using a combination of manual therapy (including dry needling and exercise therapy including Clinical Pilates), hydrotherapy and exercise prescription. General musculoskeletal conditions Sarah enjoys working with include chronic and acute neck and lower back pain.

In her spare time Sarah plays in the City of Traralgon Brass Band as part of the solo cornets, playing during events such as the ANZAC ceremonies, Christmas Parade and Carols. She is also enjoying the outdoor lifestyle opportunities that the Gippsland region has on offer after moving from the Bendigo region.

Drew graduated from James Cook University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2019.

Drew specialises in sports physiotherapy, paediatrics, hydrotherapy and neurological rehabilitation. He is looking to further his professional development via training opportunities in his new position.

Outside of work Drew is heavily into sport, especially rugby, cricket and surfing. Having grown up on a cattle farm in Toowoomba, Queensland, Drew is relishing the chance to experience Melbourne sporting events firsthand, especially AFL.

Jake graduated from Charles Sturt University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2019.

Jake will be assisting WorkSafe patients with their return to work, along with treating sports injuries. He also has special interests in neurology and treatment of lymphoedema.

Outside of work Jake has diverse interests: he plays tennis & curling (a result of a trip to Canada in 2017), enjoys Asian cuisine, is currently learning French and is a self-described Hunger Games fanatic.

Matt has an Advance Diploma of Remedial Massage (Myotherapy) that he obtained from the Australian College of Sports Therapy, along with Certificates III & IV in fitness. Matt has worked extensively with athletes at both a professional and amateur level for the last four years; including the Qantas Wallabies Australian Rugby Union team 2011-2013.
Matt’s areas of interest include Dry Needling and neck pain.
Matt is an avid footballer, and is currently the full back for the Churchill Football Club.

Caleb completed his Diploma of Remedial Massage both at Federation Training Morwell/Traralgon. He has special interests in and loves to work on muscular injuries of the neck as well as the upper thoracic region and the arms. Caleb grew up on a farm in Devon North until 2012, where he moved to Drouin and commenced high school at Chairo Christian School.