Physiotherapy Team

Sam has a keen interest in the area’s of Pelvic Health and Continence, Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy and Exercise Rehabilitation. She is currently completing her Master’s in Pelvic Health and Continence and has an interest in managing symptoms arising in the Post-Menopausal period, Urinary and/or Bowel Incontinence, Overactive Bladder Syndrome, Pelvic Floor assessments in the pregnancy and post-partum period including return to exercise and sport, Pelvic Pain and more.

After completing her Bachelor of Physiotherapy at Curtin University, Sam dove straight into musculoskeletal physiotherapy and has a range of experience in overuse injury, sports rehabilitation, cervicogenic headaches, and age-related aches and pains. She has also completed further training in Clinical Pilates and Dry Needling.

Sam firmly believes in delivering person-centred care. Through her practice, she works to deliver the best possible outcomes by educating and empowering clients to be active participants in their own recovery and health management, whilst utilising a combination of manual therapy and exercise rehabilitation.

Sam also has a knowledge of specific health factors impacting gender diverse and queer communities and has a keen interest in ensuring a high-quality of care for all people.

When she is not working, Sam enjoys playing football, taking her kelpie on adventures, and spending time exploring the outdoors with her partner.

Samantha works from our Bicton Physio Practice.

Having always had a keen interest in health and fitness, Ingrid believes that “health is the greatest wealth”. She decided to pursue a career in physiotherapy when a few of her family members, due to various health concerns attended physiotherapy for their respective issues. Their positive experiences and excellent recovery inspired her to become a Physiotherapist so she could care for her family as well as others in similar situations, by helping people get back to doing what they love.

Ingrid graduated from Curtin University with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy.

A firm believer in taking a holistic approach to treating clients, Ingrid is empathetic and understands the importance of active listening. She adopts a collaborative approach within the treatment and management of her clients, encouraging one to take charge of their own health. She also believes in empowering her clients through knowledge, helping them understand their bodies better and making informed choices.

Ingrid is trilingual. In addition to English she speaks fluent Cantonese and Mandarin.
Outside of physiotherapy, she enjoys attending pilates, soaking up the sun at the beach, and experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen.

Ingrid works at our Bicton Physiotherapy clinic.

George is a passionate physiotherapist dedicated to improving lives through a holistic approach to health and wellness. With dual degrees in Exercise, Sport, and Rehabilitation Science, as well as Physiotherapy from Curtin University, George brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his practice.

Driven by the philosophy of “practicing what you preach,” George is an avid gym-goer with a keen interest in Olympic lifting and powerlifting. His personal commitment to fitness informs his professional approach, allowing him to empathize with and motivate his clients on their journey to recovery and optimal performance.

Having faced his own battles with back pain, George’s personal experiences have fuelled his interest in back pain management. Additionally, having witnessed the effects of stroke firsthand, George’s further investment in stroke rehabilitation stems from a desire to help individuals regain mobility and independence following such life-altering events.

Working from our Bicton clinic, George is dedicated to empowering his clients to take control of their health and achieve their goals. Whether it’s overcoming back pain or regaining mobility after a stroke, George is committed to supporting his clients every step of the way.
Outside of work, George enjoys staying active, whether it’s hitting the gym, exploring new lifting techniques, or engaging in outdoor activities.

With his passion for fitness and rehabilitation, George is ready to make a positive impact on the lives of his clients.

George consults from our Bicton clinic.

Through Emily's personal health challenges, she has experienced first-hand the integral role Physiotherapists play in improving a persons quality of life. Her lived experience has driven her passion to provide evidence-based guidance to the individuals she treats, assisting them along their journey to optimal health.

Emily holds degrees in both Exercise Science and Physiotherapy, and has diverse experience working with people across the lifespan, providing treatment to older adults all the way to providing sports training at WAFL level and to other amateur sporting clubs. 
Her approach is grounded in compassion and she prioritises providing person-centred care, recognising that individuals are not defined by their injuries or pain. 

Emily has a deep appreciation for the importance of movement in maintaining a healthy lifestyle and enjoys collaborating with her colleagues to develop comprehensive treatments to achieve meaningful goals. She holds special interest in managing patients with chronic pain conditions and/or pelvic health dysfunction as she understands that symptoms associated with either have a significant impact on overall wellbeing.

Outside of the clinic, you will likely find Emily practicing pilates or at the gym, reading, or enjoying a walk along the river (or run when she decides to end her hiatus after her last half marathon). 

Emily helps clients at our Murdoch and Apex Physio Bicton clinics. Book online or call our clinics.

BSc (Physiotherapy), Master of Clinical Physiotherapy (Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy)(Curtin)

Reuben has completed advanced training in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy, graduating from the Master of Clinical Physiotherapy at Curtin University in 2021 (Musculoskeletal major).

He has a special interest in knees injuries, including patellofemoral pain, osteoarthritis, and ligament injuries. Reuben's training and knowledge in strength and conditioning allows him to return his clients to better than expected levels of function.

Reuben’s interest lies in empowering clients with persistent pain (lower back, neck, orthopaedic, etc) to return to their hobbies, sport, and work. He was involved in research on young adults with chronic pain during his postgraduate degree which led to an enduring interest in this area.

Reuben’s training in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy enables him to comprehensively assess patients, providing a clear treatment plan after the first session. In his spare time Reuben loves playing cricket, tennis, hitting the gym and cycling after work! He therefore loves helping his clients live active lifestyles too.

The first step to seeing Reuben is to schedule an appointment at a time convenient to you.

BSc (Physiotherapy); Master of Clinical Physiotherapy (Sports Physiotherapy) APAM MACP GAICD
Managing Director

Lennon is an APA Titled Sports Physiotherapist recognising his advanced expertise and experience in the field of sports physiotherapy. Lennon is local to Perth completing his undergraduate training at Curtin University in 2008 and Masters in Clinical Physiotherapy (Sports Major) in 2016. 

​A treatment with Lennon involves accurate diagnosis and a clear plan to return to sport in the shortest possible time. Lennon uses manual therapy, home exercise and modifications to training to rehabilitate both elite athletes and weekend warriors. 

Lennon has worked at a number of locations throughout Perth including Cockburn Central, Leeming, Riverton and Hilton. Lennon spent the 2011-2013 seasons with the South Fremantle Bullodogs in the WAFL and in 2015 assisted AFL Indigenous Programs throughout the country. Lennon is the proud club sponsor of the Canning Vale Cougars Junior Footbal Club. 

When Lennon is not helping his patients, he enjoys keeping active playing social basketball, participating in charity fun runs and attending group exercise.

Samy is a Curtin University trained Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist who has been providing clients with quality musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy since 2010. In addition to his clinical experience, Samy has received postgraduate qualifications in Manual Therapy from the University of Western Australia (UWA) along with further training in joint mobilisation and manipulation, sports rehabilitation and dry needling.

Samy is an APA Titled Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist recognising his advanced skill in managing musculoskeletal pain. Samy enjoys treating patients with spinal conditions.  

Samy uses the most up to date medical research when formulating a treatment plan for his patients to achieve pain relief in the shorts period of time and exercise to prevent further episodes of pain. Samy has a keen interest in treating low back injuries, postural neck pain and headaches.

Outside of work, Samy is found catching waves down south or in search of the perfect cup of coffee.

BSc (Physiotherapy), Master of Clinical Physiotherapy (Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy)(Curtin)

Reuben has completed advanced training in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy, graduating from the Master of Clinical Physiotherapy at Curtin University in 2021 (Musculoskeletal major).

He has a special interest in knees injuries, including patellofemoral pain, osteoarthritis, and ligament injuries. Reuben's training and knowledge in strength and conditioning allows him to return his clients to better than expected levels of function.

Reuben’s interest lies in empowering clients with persistent pain (lower back, neck, orthopaedic, etc) to return to their hobbies, sport, and work. He was involved in research on young adults with chronic pain during his postgraduate degree which led to an enduring interest in this area.

Reuben’s training in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy enables him to comprehensively assess patients, providing a clear treatment plan after the first session. In his spare time Reuben loves playing cricket, tennis, hitting the gym and cycling after work! He therefore loves helping his clients live active lifestyles too.

The first step to seeing Reuben is to schedule an appointment at a time convenient to you.

BSc (Physiotherapy), Masters of Clinical Physiotherapy

Andy is a Curtin University graduate, who has completed further training obtaining his Master’s degree in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy.

Andy is an experienced senior Physiotherapist having served the local Perth community for many years in private practices south the river. Having helped many clients with chronic pain, Andy pursued further training to understand chronic and complex pain further which naturally led to him to embark on his Master’s of Physiotherapy journey in 2022. 

Andy’s interests in the management of osteoarthritis of the hip and knee, back pain and management of chronic and persistent pain. Andy incorporates a holistic approach which is tailored towards each client and their goals. Andy aims to support each of his clients by establishing a shared and clear goal, and a management plan forward. 

Andy loves his game of golf and with his further training through the Titleist Performance Institute. Andy enjoys helping golfers who want to get back to golf manage injury and prevent further time away from the greens. 

Outside his work, Andy spends a lot of his time at the Melville golf club, gym and outdoors with his beautiful dog Taro.

Andy is a titled senior musculoskeletal physiotherapist. To see Andy the first step is to book an appointment online.

Andy interest and specialty areas of treatment are:

• Golf Injuries
• Spinal Pain
• Hip and knee Osteoarthritis
• Vertigo (BPPV)

BSc (Physiotherapy) ​

Christina has a strong desire to help people achieve their goals and be at their best. As a Physiotherapist and Exercise Scientist Christina enjoys being part of her clients journey from an injury or set back to leading a healthier life. Christina has had her own experiences with injury sustaining an ACL rupture and understands personally what it takes to rehabilitate an injury. 

Christina loves her health and fitness, so naturally she is drawn to treating sporting injuries. Christina has special interest in solving complex problems relating to the lower back and shoulders. Christina has over 10 years of experience coaching Netball, and has been involved with the Melville Football Club and Perth Glory Football Club. 

Christina is passionate about Physiotherapy and her goals are focused toward getting her clients back doing the things they love. Christina helps her clients by providing short term pain relief through manual therapy and strives towards long term management through exercise and establishing healthier habits.  

When not at WA Health Group Christina loves doing CrossFit, Olympic lifting, relaxing at the beach and hanging out with her adorable nieces and nephews.

Christina is available to see clients at our Canning Vale clinic at the Queensgate Centre. Click here to book online or give us a call.

BSc (Physiotherapy)

​Jacob completed his Physiotherapy studies at Curtin University and loves being able to bring his patients the joy of getting back to doing what makes them happy. Jacob works as the Head Physiotherapist of the Trinity College AFL program and the Fremantle District Cricket Club and enjoys providing the same elite level of care to his patients in the clinic.

An appointment with Jacob involves clear diagnosis and a detailed plan to return to sport as quickly as possible. Jacob uses manual therapy, training programming and rehabilitation exercises to help you overcome your injury and perform at your best.

Jacob is currently completing his Master’s degree in Sports and Exercise Physiotherapy, signifying his passion for the profession and ability to bring the highest level of care to his patients. He is also a member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association Sports and Exercise Physiotherapy Committee - WA Branch.

Jacob can help treating all injuries with a keen interest in;
● Sporting ankle, knee and shoulder injuries
● Hip and groin pain
● Tendon pain
● Post-operative rehabilitation

When not in clinic (or at Uni studying) you’ll find Jacob playing footy for his local club in Jandakot, participating in charity swimming/running events or at the local dog park with his beloved Golden Retriever.

Jacob is available after hours until 7pm and Saturday mornings so can see you between work and school.

Brett enjoys treating a wide range of aches, pains and injuries. Brett empowers and motivates his clients through their active rehab journey and believes consistency is the key to optimal health outcomes.

Brett is passionate about treating biking athletes from mountain bikers to motor bike riders, having competed in both race scenes. Brett believes Physiotherapists are like mechanics for the human body. Unfortunately we can’t swap out body parts like we can engine parts. That's why it is important to get on top of your aches & pains early and making small changes to your lifestyle that can make a big difference to your overall health and well being.

Outside of work you'll find Brett riding his mountain bike in the Mundaring Hills or racing in the state downhill series.

Connor enjoys treating people with all types of musculoskeletal pains to help them get back
to their best. Connor believes in working with you to achieve your goals, by collaboratively
developing treatment plans, and the use of a variety of treatment techniques. Above all
else, Connor values holistic care and vows to treat you as a whole.

Connor knew he was destined for a career in helping people, finding it extremely rewarding
to be a valuable component of someone’s rehab journey, and seeing the positive changes
he can help someone make. Having always had a keen interest in a variety of sports and
staying physically active, Connor knew his career would be as a physiotherapist.

Outside of work, Connor loves going for a run or a round of golf. An avid coffee enthusiast,
you’re also likely to see Connor at local cafes in search of the best cup of coffee.

Connor is available for appointments at our Canning Vale and Murdoch clinics. To schedule
an appointment with Connor - book online or call us.

Josh completed his undergraduate studies at Curtin University and is passionate about helping his patients overcome their injuries and get back to what they enjoy doing.

Josh has always had a keen interest in sports, having played basketball from a young age. Through watching and experiencing injuries on the sporting field, Josh developed a fascination with the ways in which health professionals help athletes return back to sport. Josh is always keen to have a chat about anything sports related!

Josh can help with all injuries and has a keen interest in:
Ankle and knee sporting injuries
Pre and post-operative rehabilitation
Low back pain

Josh has experience and exposure working with sporting injuries, having been a sports trainer at Canning City Football Club for the last 2 years. 

A session with Josh involves thorough assessment and working collaboratively with you to formulate a plan to return to sport, hobbies and/or work, through manual techniques and exercise rehabilitation.  

When not in clinic, you’ll catch Josh at the beach with friends, going for a run or playing his guitar. Josh also loves watching sports, including but not limited to Basketball, AFL and soccer!

To see Josh at WA Health Group, book online or please call our team. Josh and the team look forward to helping you!

Kiara has recently completed her Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy at Curtin University. As a valuable member of our Admin team for the past 3 years, Kiara may already be a familiar face to many of our clients. Her journey through Curtin University and time with WA Health Group has equipped her with a solid foundation and a deep understanding of the intricacies of physiotherapy.

Kiara is a dedicated physiotherapist with a passion for helping people of all ages, particularly adolescents. Her professional focus revolves around empowering young individuals to overcome musculoskeletal challenges and injuries. Kiara finds immense joy in guiding her clients towards optimal health and function, utilizing tailored approaches that cater to their unique needs.

To keep active Kiara enjoys running and engaging in outdoor activities. When not engaged in her work, Kiara enjoys baking, travelling and spending time with her friends and family.

To schedule an appointment with Kiara - book online or call us.

Casey has an advanced scope of practice in Women’s Health and Continence Physiotherapy, and has completed her Master’s of Clinical Physiotherapy (Continence & Pelvic Health major) at Curtin University. Casey’s clinical interest lies in treating women through all stages of life, offering support and guidance to women during pregnancy, the postnatal period and later in life. Casey has a passion for understanding the influence of hormones on females in regards to sport, injuries and pelvic health, and empowers women to live their life to the fullest and achieve their goals!

Casey’s training in Women’s Health and Continence allows her to comprehensively assess and treat pelvic floor issues such as incontinence, bladder urgency and frequency, and pelvic organ prolapse, as well as common issues including abdominal separation and pelvic pain.
Outside of work, Casey loves to stay active by running, swimming and cycling, and attending pilates or the gym. She also enjoys catching up with friends or relaxing with a coffee and a good book to read!

Kiara has recently completed her Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy at Curtin University. As a valuable member of our Admin team for the past 3 years, Kiara may already be a familiar face to many of our clients. Her journey through Curtin University and time with WA Health Group has equipped her with a solid foundation and a deep understanding of the intricacies of physiotherapy.

Kiara is a dedicated physiotherapist with a passion for helping people of all ages, particularly adolescents. Her professional focus revolves around empowering young individuals to overcome musculoskeletal challenges and injuries. Kiara finds immense joy in guiding her clients towards optimal health and function, utilizing tailored approaches that cater to their unique needs.

To keep active Kiara enjoys running and engaging in outdoor activities. When not engaged in her work, Kiara enjoys baking, travelling and spending time with her friends and family.

To schedule an appointment with Kiara - book online or call us.

Pelvic floor dysfunction can affect anyone at any stage of life—it does not discriminate. These conditions lay under the surface, invisible to most, leaving so many people suffering in silence until their symptoms become unmanageable. That’s where Agner comes in. After major life events such as pregnancy, childbirth, menopause or pelvic surgery, it is easy to lose one's sense of self. Agner aims to understand her clients' journey and to gain a deep appreciation of why they are experiencing problems. Agner recognises the courage it takes to seek help and the dedication required to follow a treatment plan. Agner is very committed to helping clients achieve their goals with compassion and understanding. Agner chose to specialise in continence and pelvic health because she believes optimal pelvic health truly underpins a persons sense of wellbeing, comfort, and confidence in all aspects of life. Outside of the clinic, Agner likes to spend my time outdoors, most likely running along the coast as she is currently training for her first marathon)! Agner is a new dog-mum to the sweetest little Aussie Shepherd, Remi. She continues to bring daily joy despite her stealth-like ability to raid my sock drawer.

Agner is available for musculoskeletal and pelvic health appointments at WA Health Group at our Studio in Canning Vale. 

Samy is a Curtin University trained Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist who has been providing clients with quality musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy since 2010. In addition to his clinical experience, Samy has received postgraduate qualifications in Manual Therapy from the University of Western Australia (UWA) along with further training in joint mobilisation and manipulation, sports rehabilitation and dry needling.

Samy is an APA Titled Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist recognising his advanced skill in managing musculoskeletal pain. Samy enjoys treating patients with spinal conditions.  

Samy uses the most up to date medical research when formulating a treatment plan for his patients to achieve pain relief in the shorts period of time and exercise to prevent further episodes of pain. Samy has a keen interest in treating low back injuries, postural neck pain and headaches.

Outside of work, Samy is found catching waves down south or in search of the perfect cup of coffee.

Connor enjoys treating people with all types of musculoskeletal pains to help them get back
to their best. Connor believes in working with you to achieve your goals, by collaboratively
developing treatment plans, and the use of a variety of treatment techniques. Above all
else, Connor values holistic care and vows to treat you as a whole.

Connor knew he was destined for a career in helping people, finding it extremely rewarding
to be a valuable component of someone’s rehab journey, and seeing the positive changes
he can help someone make. Having always had a keen interest in a variety of sports and
staying physically active, Connor knew his career would be as a physiotherapist.

Outside of work, Connor loves going for a run or a round of golf. An avid coffee enthusiast,
you’re also likely to see Connor at local cafes in search of the best cup of coffee.

Connor is available for appointments at our Canning Vale and Murdoch clinics. To schedule
an appointment with Connor - book online or call us.

Josh completed his undergraduate studies at Curtin University and is passionate about helping his patients overcome their injuries and get back to what they enjoy doing.

Josh has always had a keen interest in sports, having played basketball from a young age. Through watching and experiencing injuries on the sporting field, Josh developed a fascination with the ways in which health professionals help athletes return back to sport. Josh is always keen to have a chat about anything sports related!

Josh can help with all injuries and has a keen interest in:
Ankle and knee sporting injuries
Pre and post-operative rehabilitation
Low back pain

Josh has experience and exposure working with sporting injuries, having been a sports trainer at Canning City Football Club for the last 2 years. 

A session with Josh involves thorough assessment and working collaboratively with you to formulate a plan to return to sport, hobbies and/or work, through manual techniques and exercise rehabilitation.  

When not in clinic, you’ll catch Josh at the beach with friends, going for a run or playing his guitar. Josh also loves watching sports, including but not limited to Basketball, AFL and soccer!

To see Josh at WA Health Group, book online or please call our team. Josh and the team look forward to helping you!

Through Emily's personal health challenges, she has experienced first-hand the integral role Physiotherapists play in improving a persons quality of life. Her lived experience has driven her passion to provide evidence-based guidance to the individuals she treats, assisting them along their journey to optimal health.

Emily holds degrees in both Exercise Science and Physiotherapy, and has diverse experience working with people across the lifespan, providing treatment to older adults all the way to providing sports training at WAFL level and to other amateur sporting clubs. 
Her approach is grounded in compassion and she prioritises providing person-centred care, recognising that individuals are not defined by their injuries or pain. 

Emily has a deep appreciation for the importance of movement in maintaining a healthy lifestyle and enjoys collaborating with her colleagues to develop comprehensive treatments to achieve meaningful goals. She holds special interest in managing patients with chronic pain conditions and/or pelvic health dysfunction as she understands that symptoms associated with either have a significant impact on overall wellbeing.

Outside of the clinic, you will likely find Emily practicing pilates or at the gym, reading, or enjoying a walk along the river (or run when she decides to end her hiatus after her last half marathon). 

Emily helps clients at our Murdoch and Apex Physio Bicton clinics. Book online or call our clinics.