Six physiotherapists
Every physio at Gait Lab treats a broad mix of problems, and each has an area they know especially well. Filter by what you need, or book “first available” and the front desk matches you to the right person.
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Physiotherapist · sports and running
Hannah runs the clinic’s running gait assessments and looks after most of our runners, netballers and footballers. She likes plans with clear numbers in them, so you can see your strength coming back.
Physiotherapist · back and neck
Tom sees a lot of desk workers and tradespeople with back and neck pain. He explains pain in plain language and builds programs that fit into a working day.
Physiotherapist · Clinical Pilates lead
Mei Lin leads the Clinical Pilates program and writes most class programs. She works with people coming back from back pain, surgery and long breaks from exercise.
Physiotherapist · pelvic health
Priya works with people during pregnancy and after birth, and with pelvic floor concerns at any age. Appointments are private and unhurried, and you can bring a support person.
Physiotherapist · shoulders and post-surgery
Jack looks after shoulders of all kinds, from swimmers to builders, and most of our rehab after orthopaedic surgery. He keeps in touch with your surgeon’s protocol at each stage.
Physiotherapist · balance and arthritis
Ruth works with older adults on strength, balance and confidence, and with anyone living with hip or knee arthritis. Her Strength over 60 Pilates class is one of the busiest in the timetable.
All physiotherapists in Australia must be registered with the Physiotherapy Board through AHPRA. On a real clinic site each registration number appears on the profile so you can check it on the public register.
Choose “first available” when you book and add a line about your problem. We match you to the physio whose focus fits, or call us on the number below.
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