Tom is a well-rounded physiotherapist who completed his degree at ACU in Brisbane in 2020. Originally from Queensland, he has recently relocated to Melbourne to begin an exciting new chapter in work and life.
With a diverse background spanning hospital settings, private practice and sports environments, Tom brings a holistic approach to patient care. His recent experience includes working in a ski village in Japan, where he treated a wide range of acute and sports-related injuries, as well as prior work in Brisbane and the UK that further broadened his clinical expertise.
Tom has a strong interest in managing running-related injuries and sports injuries, particularly in golf, cricket, and AFL. He is passionate about helping individuals return to the activities they enjoy, using evidence-based treatment and a tailored approach for each patient. Outside of the clinic, Tom enjoys staying active and making the most of Melbourne’s lifestyle. You’ll often find him on the golf course, out running or hiking, or exploring the city’s renowned coffee and food scene."
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Chris graduated from Monash University with a Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics with Honours and is an Accredited Practicing Dietitian. Chris is committed to helping you achieve results, whether you are aiming for:
Weight loss or weight gain;
Managing diabetes;
Heart disease;
Gastrointestinal / digestive conditions;
Food allergies / intolerances.
Being a family man with young children of his own, he works with people at all stages of life from parents of infants introducing solid food, up to older adults that may need help to maintain body weight. Chris will help you to come up with practical and realistic strategies that you can incorporate into your busy lifestyle. Chris has also been involved in research at Monash University investigating ‘Gut Training in Endurance Athletes’ and is aiming to further his credentials to become a Sports Dietitian. He remains physically active regularly playing beach volleyball and cycling. Strength training however is his lifelong passion, 25 years of which has given him a deep understanding of the complex relationship with goal attainment. View details »
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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