Al Kosh
Director and Principal Physiotherapist
Area - Musculoskeletal physiotherapy
Education - Sydney University, Beheshti University
Year of graduation - 2000
Main focus - Fitness and weight training related injuries, preventative management
Point of difference - Encouraging exercising around injuries
For - Continuation of training DESPITE the injury
Against - Stopping full training due to injury
John Wunder
Physiotherapist
Area - Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy, Sports injuries, Dry needling
Education - Degrees in Exercise and Sport Science and Master Of Physiotherapy (The University of Sydney)
Year of graduation - 2011
Point of difference - Due to my extensive sporting background I have personally experienced many of the injuries and conditions that I treat every day. As a result of this I am able to relate to my patients very closely on a physical and emotional level.
For - Self-motivated rehab – Patients need to want to make themselvesbetter, not just rely on someone else to make them better.
Jac Simmonds
Physiotherapist
Area: Musculoskeletal physiotherapy
Education: Australian Catholic University
Year of graduation: 2016
Main focus: Sports and fitness related injuries, special interest in shoulder and knee disorders, general population
Point of difference
Treating for short and long term results
Discovering the source of dysfunction and pain and building treatment around this
Exercise prescription aimed at improving relevant dysfunctional areas
In depth management plan
Aim to maintain highest level of function during and after injury
5 years experience as a Personal Trainer
For: Active, guided rehabilitation, proactivity from patients, clear diagnosis and plan
Against: Recipe treatments
Elissa Chandler
Massage Therapist
Rhea Smith
Practice Manager