Hazel obtained her Honours Degree in Podiatry from La Trobe University in 2001 and has worked for 23 years in Podiatry. She joined the team at Move for Life in 2016.
Hazel has extensive experience treating a wide range of foot problems. Her goal is to eliminate pain and improve the functional performance of her patients’ feet – with an emphasis on sustainable, cost effective and efficient solutions. She prides herself on attention to detail and working collaboratively with her patients and other health practitioners.
When not being fascinated by feet in clinic Hazel keeps active with mountain bike riding, hiking, swimming and yoga. She has quirky hobbies like collecting seashells and keeping small fluffy animals. She has three kids and lives in nearby Bayside.
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Physiotherapy is not just her profession — it is her passion. Annie began her journey as a physiotherapist in 2016, and over the past nine years, she has dedicated her career to helping people recover, move better, and live pain-free lives.
Her primary focus is musculoskeletal and manual therapy and she has extensive experience assessing and treating sports injuries, office-related postural problems, and a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions. She has had the privilege of working with national-level cricket players, which strengthened her expertise in sports injury management and performance rehabilitation. Annie strongly believes that: "A physiotherapist has the hands of an artist, the brain of a scientist, and the heart of kindness"
When she sees someone in pain, her first instinct is to identify the root cause and treat it — not just the symptoms. She aims to help every patient move better, feel stronger, and live without pain.
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Sebastian graduated from Monash University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours). He is passionate about helping people to overcome injuries and return to living an active and healthy lifestyle as well as facilitating ongoing injury prevention.
Sebastian has a particular interest in weightlifting for strength and hypertrophy, frequenting the gym 5-6 times a week both recreationally and for performance. He has also played soccer for over 10 years in which he has suffered and overcome many injuries himself and spent hours as a physiotherapy patient in his younger years, stemming his interest in musculoskeletal physiotherapy. Therefore, he is keen to help others do the same and return to their chosen sport or hobbies. View details »