About Us

Kylie graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the Australian Catholic University in 2017 after originally commencing her Physiotherapy studies in Albury at Charles Sturt University in 2013.

Kylie has a keen interest in rehabilitating athletes after dancing herself for 18 years and working with Brisbane Hockey teams whilst studying at University. She has a keen interest in Women’s health and pre/post natal physiotherapy after completing a 5 week placement at Caboolture Hospital during her final year of Physiotherapy. Kylie also enjoys treating paediatric cases after completing another 5 week placement in the neurosciences department at Lady Cilento Children’s Hospital. She enjoys treating a range of musculoskeletal areas including lower back pain, upper limb injuries, lower limb injuries along with orthopaedic cases. She prefers a hands on approach with manual therapy and exercise prescription.

During her spare time Kylie enjoys keeping healthy by going to the gym and taking pilates classes. She also enjoys travelling and spending time with friends and family.

Calum was born into an athletics/health family so he always had an interest in training and rehabilitation.

Calum has a keen interest in rehabilitating injuries, whether sporting; a sprained ankle, a dislocated shoulder or a muscular imbalance created by years of lifting weights, or work related; shoulder pain from overhead lifting or back tightness from sitting too long at a desk.

He prefers using hands on techniques so he can accurately identify the issues and treat in a way which generates the best results. When appropriate he likes to use his training experience from running and weights to facilitate your recovery.

As well as working with athletes Calum has also worked with a major Australian airline preforming injury screens/manual handling and rehabilitating their staff. Workplace injuries while different from sporting injuries often share some common similarities.

He finds when issues are addressed correctly, they can often be maintained through specific exercises and simple adaptions to everyday life.

Perry graduated from the Massage Schools of Queensland. She was a professional tennis player and personal trainer who had many years experience in massage and fitness.

Unfortunately her tennis career was cut short due to fractures in her spine. It was post surgery that she was introduced to physiotherapy and remedial massage therapy which she grew interested in and decided to pursue as a career. It has become a life goal to assist people who are experiencing delayed onset muscle soreness and general tightness from activity or stress.

Perry has particular interests in;

• Sports massage
• Pregnancy massage
• Deep tissue massage
• Relaxation massage