Our Team
The People Behind BaiMed
Physiotherapists
Alex Phipps
Title: Physiotherapist
Qualifications:
Bachelor of Exercise Physiology – University of New South Wales
Master of Physiotherapy – University of Technology Sydney
Alex is a dedicated Physiotherapist with the passion for helping people move better and feel stronger. The majority of Alex’s clinical experience is working in musculoskeletal and sports injury rehabilitation. Alex has a specialist interest in managing injuries for the shoulder and lower limb.
Alex has had to privilege of working with athletes from a wide range of sports including AFL, Rugby League, Rugby Union and Basketball. Recently, Alex has been the Assistant Physiotherapist for the Illawarra Hawks Basketball (NBL) premiership winning team and the Head Physiotherapist for the Illawarra Steelers Rugby League (HM and SG Ball Competitions). Alex uses evidenced-based practice, objective testing and return to play protocols to ensure his athletes return to their sporting pursuits safely and efficiently.
Outside of the clinic… Alex enjoys playing basketball, travelling, staying active outdoors, coffee with friends and walking his dog, Howard.
Amelie Allen
Position: Physiotherapist
Amelie joined the Baimed Physiotherapy team in February 2025 after relocating from her home town, Canberra. With a background in netball and volleyball, plus 4 years of sports training experience in AFL, Amelie has developed a interest in sports injuries and rehabilitation.
However, Amelie is passionate about every rehabilitation journey, helping patients of all ages recover from injury and return to their daily activities whether that be sporting or work-related.
In her spare time, Amelie stays active with running and reformer Pilates, supports the Hawthorn Football Club (Go the Hawks!) and enjoys exploring the beautiful south coast beaches. She is committed to providing personalised care and keeping up to date with evidence-based practice to ensure all her patients reach there goals.
Ayden Buffolin
Position: Physiotherapist
Ayden is a dedicated physiotherapist, born and raised in Wollongong, who is excited to use his knowledge and skills as a health professional to help patients with their rehabilitation and to achieve their goals. Ayden is passionate about lower limb injuries and all things sport, especially soccer, basketball, tennis and skiing. Having worked with a wide range of patients from young athletes to the elderly, he understands how his role as physio is adaptable and tailored to every patient’s needs.
When he is not in clinic you can find him playing sports, walking his 2 dogs or enjoying the sun at Port Kembla beach.
Belinda Condy
Title: Physiotherapist
Qualifications: BSc Exericise Science and Nutrition 2006 from University of Wollongong, Doctor of Physiotherapy Bond University 2009
Belle is a passionate physiotherapist spending her early career on the Gold Coast working in the public sector upon graduation and then moved into private practise in 2010, where she enjoyed teaching mat and reformer pilates, and spent 4 years with the Broadbeach Cats AFL team as their trainer and then Physiotherapist.
In 2012 Belle left Australia and spent the next 7 years working internationally as a physiotherapist, pilates and yoga instructor travelling the world onboard luxury superyachts before settling in South Africa with her husband in 2019. There they welcomed their beautiful daughter Olivia in 2021 and in November 2022 relocated back to Australia.
Belle believes that the road to good health and wellness is a balance of physical, mental and spiritual aspects and like to take a holistic approach in treatment.
In her free time, Belle can be found spending time with her husband Craig and their daughter Olivia.
Benjamin Kearton
Position: Physiotherapist
Qualifications: Bachelor of Exercise Science (UOW), Masters of Physiotherapy (USYD)
Ben is a dedicated physiotherapist with a passion for sport, performance, and rehabilitation. With experience working across a wide range of elite sporting environments, Ben brings a high-performance mindset to every client he sees—whether they’re returning to professional sport or simply aiming to move better in everyday life.
He has a particular interest in lower limb and tendon injuries, and thrives on helping people navigate the full rehabilitation journey—from early recovery through to peak performance and injury prevention. Ben currently works with top-level teams including the Illawarra Hawks (NBL champions) and the Illawarra Steelers, and also supports local athletes in soccer, rugby, and more.
Outside of the clinic, Ben plays soccer himself and stays active with basketball and gym training. His personal and professional experience in sport allows him to connect with athletes at all levels and tailor rehab programs that get real results.
Benjamin Kearton
Position: Physiotherapist
Location: Kiama
Qualifications: Bachelor of Exercise Science (UOW), Master of Physiotherapy (USYD)
Ben played competitive soccer locally for 22 years and social basketball, which stemmed his passion in sport and the rehabilitation process. He has a special interest in tendon injuries and sport injuries, particularly of the lower limb.
Ben appreciations being involved in the rehabilitation process, from injury to return to work, life and sport, and beyond to improved performance, functionality and injury prevention.
Ben has been a sports training for 3 years with Balgownie Football Club. Outside of work, Ben enjoys walking his blue heeler, Banjo with his fiancé Lisa, and keeping active by playing soccer, basketball and working out at the gym.
Harshini Mallgee
Position: Physiotherapist
Harshini is a dedicated pelvic floor physiotherapist with a passion for helping individuals across all stages of life achieve optimal pelvic health. With specialized training and clinical experience, she provides compassionate, evidence-based care for men, women, and children experiencing a wide range of pelvic floor concerns.
Harshini’s areas of expertise include:
- bladder concerns – incontinence, overactive bladder, bladder pain syndrome
- bowel dysfunction – constipation, faecal urgency, faecal/flatus incontinence
- pelvic pain – pain with sexual intercourse, endometriosis related pain, pregnancy related pain
- Pregnancy – birth preparation pre- and post-natal pelvic floor care, diastasis rectus
- Prolapse management including pessary fitting,
- Musculoskeletal concerns – thoracic and rib pain, pelvic girdle pain, lower back pain, hip pain
- Pre and post prostatectomy rehabilitation pediatric pelvic health concerns – bedwetting, daytime incontinence, encopresis, constipation, toilet refusal.
Harshini takes a holistic and patient-centered approach, ensuring each treatment plan is tailored to the individual’s unique needs and goals. Known for her warm and empathetic manner, Harshini creates a safe, respectful space where clients feel comfortable discussing sensitive issues. She is committed to empowering her patients through education, movement and manual therapy, helping them return to the activities they love with confidence.
Heath Turner
Position: Physiotherapist
Heath’s passion for movement and the gym sparked his journey in physiotherapy. Witnessing the transformative power of exercise on his own well-being, he was inspired to empower others on their path to optimal health.
Since qualifying in 2019, Heath has gained a wealth of experience working with patients across Sydney, the Shoalhaven, and the Illawarra. His background as a sports trainer and physiotherapist has equipped him to effectively guide individuals towards achieving their specific goals.
Outside the clinic, you might find Heath hitting the gym, glued to a Formula 1 race, or tackling some backyard renovations.
Jane Katkjaer
Position: Yoga instructor / Physiotherapist
Location: Kiama
Qualifications: BSc Physiotherapy (Uni of Sydney) and two-year Dansk Yoga Certificate (Copenhagen).
Jane joined BaiMed in 2016 upon returning to Australia after 20 years living and working in Hong Kong, Denmark and Dubai.
Jane’s interest and experience is in exercise-prescription training based on in-depth yoga theory and practice. Her passion lies with the relationship between breath control, yoga and physiotherapy. She teaches PhysioYoga in Kiama combining these practices to give clients maximum benefit for their own sport or lifestyle.
In her free time, she is pounding the laps of the Kiama outdoor pools with her husband, or driving their daughter to her various swim meets.
Jane Katkjaer
Position: Yoga instructor / Physiotherapist
Location: Kiama
Qualifications: BSc Physiotherapy (Uni of Sydney) and two-year Dansk Yoga Certificate (Copenhagen).
Jane joined BaiMed in 2016 upon returning to Australia after 20 years living and working in Hong Kong, Denmark and Dubai.
Jane’s interest and experience is in exercise-prescription training based on in-depth yoga theory and practice. Her passion lies with the relationship between breath control, yoga and physiotherapy. She teaches PhysioYoga in Kiama combining these practices to give clients maximum benefit for their own sport or lifestyle.
In her free time, she is pounding the laps of the Kiama outdoor pools with her husband, or driving their daughter to her various swim meets.
Jo Buchan
Position: Physiotherapist
Jo has extensive physiotherapy experience and has been practising for over 20 years. She enjoys working on any injury/condition but has a special interest in lumbar spine, pelvis pain and working with our senior population.
Jo has been involved with numerous local athletes at both amateur and professional levels. Jo has a love for travel and snowboarding, these passions took her to live in the UK for over two years and a winter season in Jindabyne where she treated all manner of snow sport injuries from the weekend warrior to professional Australian and International skiers and snowboarders.
Outside work you’ll find Jo spending time with her husband and her two children or drinking at coffee at her favourite café.
Kat Dawson
Position: Manager of Clinical Services & Physiotherapist
Location: Wollongong & Kiama
Qualifications: BSc (hons) Physiotherapy Sheffield Hallam University, MSc (dip) Advancing Physiotherapy (MMACP) Sheffield Hallam University
Kat Dawson
Position: Manager of Clinical Services & Physiotherapist
Location: Wollongong & Kiama
Qualifications: BSc (hons) Physiotherapy Sheffield Hallam University, MSc (dip) Advancing Physiotherapy (MMACP) Sheffield Hallam University
Lachlan Waters
Position: Physiotherapist
Qualifications: Bachelor of Exercise Science (UOW), Master of Physiotherapy (USYD)
Lachlan grew up in the Macarthur region playing a number of different sports and therefore incurring a number of different injuries. Through these injuries, Lachlan found himself at the physio fairly often, which prompted an interest in physiotherapy as a career.
He worked for a few years at another clinic before following his love of snow to Canada and working as a Physio in the ski slopes.
On returning to Australia Lachlan started here at BaiMed and has since been involved with the Illawarra Steelers Rugby League Club and the St George Illawarra Dragons.
Lachlan enjoys the opportunities that BaiMed offers professionally with development of his physiotherapy career under a supportive team with a wealth of knowledge and experience.
Outside of work, Lachlan loves traveling, skiing and snowboarding, hiking and adventuring with his wife, daughter and dog
Liam Richardson
Position: Physiotherapist
Qualifications: Bach. of Physiotherapy & Mast. of Exercise Science (Strength & Conditioning)
Professional Achievements and Accreditations:
- NRL Rehabilitation Physiotherapist to St George Illawarra Dragons (2017 – 2019)
- Head Physiotherapist ACT/NSW Men’s Comets Cricket Team – Futures League (2016 – 2017)
- Australia Under 15’s Female Physiotherapist (2017)
- ACT/NSW Country Under 15/17’s Pathway Physiotherapist (2016 – 2017)
- Level 1 Sports Physiotherapist
- APA Member
Special Interests:
- Rehabilitation of individuals for return to sports following acute or chronic musculoskeletal injury – shoulder, Achilles and hamstring injuries
- Acute and chronic shoulder injuries – Coordinator for the ‘Cuff Strong’ Program
- Facilitating return to full function for upper body limb injuries
- Return to run rehabilitation following lower body injuries
Liam has an extensive background working in the sports and rehabilitation space. Currently, he is working in the NRL and has previously held positions with other professional teams in cricket and grassroots Rugby Union and Australian Rules. Over the years, he has developed his passion within the orthopaedic, sports injury and musculoskeletal space predominantly. Whilst his background in sport has helped shaped his clinical management, he also possesses a strong passion in helping people return to their previous function and facilitating ongoing self management strategies to minimise injury risk.
Liam Richardson
Position: Performance Physiotherapist/Athletic Performance Coach
Location: TeleHealth, Performance Centre, Kiama, Woonona
Qualifications: Bach. of Physiotherapy & Mast. of Exercise Science (Strength & Conditioning)
Professional Achievements and Accreditations:
- NRL Rehabilitation Physiotherapist to St George Illawarra Dragons (2017 – 2019)
- Head Physiotherapist ACT/NSW Men’s Comets Cricket Team – Futures League (2016 – 2017)
- Australia Under 15’s Female Physiotherapist (2017)
- ACT/NSW Country Under 15/17’s Pathway Physiotherapist (2016 – 2017)
- Level 1 Sports Physiotherapist
- APA Member
Special Interests:
- Rehabilitation of individuals for return to sports following acute or chronic musculoskeletal injury – shoulder, Achilles and hamstring injuries
- Acute and chronic shoulder injuries – Coordinator for the ‘Cuff Strong’ Program
- Facilitating return to full function for upper body limb injuries
- Return to run rehabilitation following lower body injuries
Liam’s primary aim as a physiotherapist is to enable people to return to full function following injury. This is regardless of whether their aim is to return to sport, work or their favourite hobbies. He is passionate about ensuring people receive a high standard of care, whilst considering client’s goals and current life balance. Having worked in all levels of sport over the years (amateur, semi and elite), he has had the opportunity to work with people of all ages. These opportunities have resulted in Liam seeing many injuries commonly occurring within specific sports, which include rugby league, rugby union, Australian Rules football and cricket.
Reducing the risk of re-injury is another area that Liam is passionate about. Having completed his Masters in Strength and Conditioning, Liam believes clients should continue with ongoing maintenance programs after returning to full health. He believes musculoskeletal injury rehabilitation not only involves returning to full function, it also includes reducing the risk of subsequent injury.
Away from work, you will find Liam attempting to surf (having been born in Canberra made it challenging), going to the gym or camping within the wonderful areas of the Illawarra and surrounds.
Luke Kilkeary
Position: Physiotherapist
Luke is a passionate physiotherapist with a strong background in sports injury management and performance rehab. Originally from Orange, he completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy with Honours in Canberra before gaining valuable experience in a private sports clinic. He later made the move to Wollongong for its coastal lifestyle and active community.
With a lifelong involvement in sport—including basketball, rugby, cricket, golf, and surfing—Luke brings both personal insight and clinical expertise to his work. He has a special interest in lower limb injuries such as ACL tears and ankle sprains, and is also skilled in concussion and vertigo assessment and management.
Luke has worked with elite and community-level athletes, including three years with the Brumbies women’s team and local AFL and soccer clubs. Outside of the clinic, he enjoys travelling, surfing, hiking, and playing rugby and basketball.
Matt Cook
Position: Physiotherapist
Qualifications:
- Diploma of Health and Rehabilitation Science (Charles Sturt University)
- Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Western Sydney University)
Matt Cook is a dedicated physiotherapist based in his hometown of Kiama. Born and raised in this vibrant coastal community, he developed a passion for sports and rehabilitation, which led him to pursue a career in physiotherapy. Matt enjoys treating sporting injuries and works diligently to support athletes and individuals of all ages in their recovery and rehabilitation.
With a strong commitment to his local community, Matt actively participates in health initiatives such as the Kiama Parkinson’s Disease Support Group, promoting wellness and exercise to improve quality of life. Outside of work, Matt enjoys surf boat rowing, golf, and rugby union.
Mia Pritchett
Position: Physiotherapist
Originally from the far south coast of NSW, Mia spent her teenage years enjoying the beaches around her home town of Tuross Head and competing in surfboat rowing up and down the coast. Mia has been living in the Illawarra region for the past 10 years working in hospitality and then as a Physiotherapist at BaiMed.
Mia loves working with people of every age group but has developed particular interests in healthy ageing, osteoarthritis management and neurological conditions.
Outside of work, Mia enjoys travelling the world, hiking the beautiful south coast, being creative and spending time at the beach with her two fluffy groodles.
Michael Phipps
Position: Physiotherapist
Michael is a Titled Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist with broad experience across private practice and elite sport, including roles as Head Physio at the Sydney Flames.
He is committed to delivering evidence-based, client-centred care, with a strong focus on education and active management. His clinical interests span from long-term pain management to high-performance rehabilitation and return-to-sport programs.
As Clinical Education Lead, Michael also supports the ongoing development of physiotherapists and exercise physiologists at BaiMed, ensuring high standards of care across the team.
Mitch Fox
Position: Physiotherapist
Mitchell was born and raised in Canberra and has recently moved to the South Coast to start his career in physiotherapy.
Mitchell grew up playing a range of sports such as AFL, Softball, Ultimate Frisbee, and Oztag. During this time, Mitchell incurred a range of injuries, which resulted in spending time with physiotherapists. This is where his interest and passion for a career as a physiotherapist sparked.
Over his years of study at the University of Canberra, Mitchell assisted local sporting clubs as a sports trainer for both AFL and Soccer. Mitchell has also assisted as a sports training for the Fremantle Dockers Football Club on multiple occasions.
Mitchell has an interest in sports related injuries involving the lower limb or shoulder and is keen to assist people in reaching their recovery goals.
Outside of work, Mitchell enjoys spending time at the gym, running, fishing, and being with friends.
Samantha Sunderland
Name: Samantha Sunderland
Position: Physiotherapist
Sam is a passionate and experienced physiotherapist with a special interest in paediatrics and youth sports. A mother of two young children, Sam brings both professional expertise and real-life experience to her work with young people and their families.
With additional training in paediatric physiotherapy, Sam enjoys helping children of all ages thrive in their development—from early milestones to injury recovery in active teens. She has a particular passion for working with youth athletes and gymnasts, drawing on her own background in gymnastics to provide tailored, sport-specific care.
Sam is committed to creating a supportive and engaging environment for both kids and parents, helping them feel confident and empowered through every stage of care.
Scott Muttdon
Position: Owner / Operations Manager / Illawarra Hawks NBL Head Physio
Location: Kiama, Wollongong, Woonona
Qualifications: Bach App Sc. (Physiotherapy)
Professional Achievements and Accreditations:
- St George Illawarra Dragons (2009-2015) physiotherapist as varying levels from junior reps, NYC, NRL.
- Illawarra Hawks Performance Program Manager 2015 – current
- NSW Junior State of Origin Physio 2014 – current
Scott has been with BaiMed since 2009 and is one of the owners. Originally based at the Wollongong clinic, he left to open the Woonona clinic in 2012 and then the Kiama clinic in 2015. His interest in holistic biomechanical based treatment, means Scott’s primary focus is on injury prevention and athletic development, and loves working with people in a team based environment to create positive change.
Outside work, Scott enjoys spending time with his family including amazing, supportive, understanding wife Sarah and two kids – boisterous, strong-willed, fiercely independent son Will and gentle natured, quiet, gorgeous daughter Nellie.
Scott Muttdon
Position: Owner / Operations Manager / Illawarra Hawks NBL Head Physio
Location: Kiama, Wollongong, Woonona
Qualifications: Bach App Sc. (Physiotherapy)
Professional Achievements and Accreditations:
- St George Illawarra Dragons (2009-2015) physiotherapist as varying levels from junior reps, NYC, NRL.
- Illawarra Hawks Performance Program Manager 2015 – current
- NSW Junior State of Origin Physio 2014 – current
Scott has been with BaiMed since 2009 and is one of the owners. Originally based at the Wollongong clinic, he left to open the Woonona clinic in 2012 and then the Kiama clinic in 2015. His interest in holistic biomechanical based treatment, means Scott’s primary focus is on injury prevention and athletic development, and loves working with people in a team based environment to create positive change.
Outside work, Scott enjoys spending time with his family including amazing, supportive, understanding wife Sarah and two kids – boisterous, strong-willed, fiercely independent son Will and gentle natured, quiet, gorgeous daughter Nellie.
Trent Cooksley
Title: Physiotherapist
Qualifications:
Bachelor of Science: Exercise Science and Human Performance (McMurry University, Texas) 2021, Master of Physiotherapy (USYD) 2023
Born and raised in Wollongong, Trent grew up immersed in sport—playing soccer for the Woonona Sharks, as well as tennis, golf, swimming, school footy, cricket, and AFL. By age 13, he had focused his attention on golf, eventually earning a place in the IAS Golf Program during his final year of high school.
His talent on the course led to a scholarship to study and play college golf in Abilene, Texas, USA. It was during this time—after experiencing a few injuries and being treated by his athletic trainer—that he discovered a passion for physiotherapy.
Trent has a strong interest in musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy, working with clients of all ages—from kids to adults. He has a particular passion for acute injury management and supporting golfers through injury and performance.
Outside of the clinic, he enjoys spending time on the golf course, catching waves, or relaxing with friends.
Tristan Curry
Position: Physiotherapist
Tristan is an experienced physiotherapist with a special interest in Tennis. He previously worked for the head Physiotherapist of Tennis NSW and still works with many young athletes currently competing on the ITF, Optus Junior tour and Futures Circuit. Tristan played competitive tennis for 21 years and understands the importance of having the right training loads at the right age. He understands how the wrong advice and guidance can lead to long term injuries that can affect performance and a young athletes mental health. Tristan has made it his mission to leverage the expertise of the best physios in the world, combined with his own experience, to maximise an athletes performance and minimise the risk of long term injury.
In addition to playing tennis, Tristan also partakes in regular long distance running throughout the week. He is new to the Northern Suburbs of Wollongong and is based in the Woonona Clinic. He enjoys working with an active population who value their health but does not like it when they beat him in the 5km Parkrun on weekends.
If you want a thorough understanding of your injury and specific plan moving forward towards your goals then book in with Tristan today!
Warren Hobson
Position: Physiotherapist
Qualifications: BHSc Physiotherapy. AUT Auckland NZ
Warren was born in a rural town in Northland NZ, moving to Australia in 2012. He currently resides in Bomaderry NSW.
Completing his Degree in NZ in 2007, Warren has worked exclusively in Private Practice since.
He has a particular interest in conditions of the Cervical spine and experience treating patients with Dizziness and Vestibular issues and has extensive experience using Dry Needling to treat a myriad on Musculoskeletal pathologies.
Warren aims to provide professional and caring physiotherapy services to his clients to assist them to maintain, improve or restore physical function and mobility, alleviate pain and prevent physical dysfunction to ensure they lead happy vibrant and productive lives.
Warren enjoys spending time with his 2 teenage sons and experiencing the amazing area on the South Coast of NSW.
Zac MacKenzie
Position: Physiotherapist
Zac originally grew up in Victoria playing a variety of sports including soccer, athletics and AFL. He developed a passion for soccer which led him to play competitively in the Sydney Premier League for several years. During this time, he nursed a number of injuries which initially peaked his interest in rehabilitation.
Zac has gained experience working across a wide range of sports and private practice settings with patient groups including the elderly, youth and elite athletes. He has interests in post op shoulder and knee rehabilitation, overload injuries, return to sport protocols and tendon pain.
Outside work Zac enjoys going to the beach, travelling, watching sport and spending time with friends and family.
Exercise Physiologists
Harry Brignall
Position:
Harry grew up in the Southern Highlands where he played multiple sports including soccer and basketball. In 2019 he made the move to the Illawarra whilst completing his Exercise Science degree at University of Wollongong.
Harry is passionate about helping individuals improve their health, function and quality of life. Whether your an athlete, dealing with an injury or have a long-term health condition.
Outside of work Harry enjoys playing golf, snowboarding, and exploring the south coast.
Jess Holt
Position: Exercise Physiologist
Jess has extensive experience providing one-on-one and group-based Exercise Physiology treatment across a variety of settings. She specializes in musculoskeletal and neurological rehabilitation and has a strong passion for hydrotherapy. Whether you’re looking to recover from an injury or improve your overall fitness, Jess is dedicated to helping you achieve your goals, no matter your ability level.
Kaitlyn Gray
Position: Exercise Physiologist
Kaitlyn is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist with a deep-rooted passion for movement and recovery. She loves working with people in the gym to get them strong and back doing what they love.
Before transitioning into allied health, Kaitlyn worked as a veterinary nurse for nearly a decade, caring for animals with the same dedication she now brings to her human clients. At home, she’s surrounded by her two beloved dogs and cats, and has always been closely connected to animals and the outdoors.
Today, she channels that energy into CrossFit and adventurous outdoor activities like hiking, canyoning, canoeing, and most recently, snowboarding.
Her approach to exercise physiology is empathetic, evidence-based, and deeply personal—aimed at empowering clients through movement, no matter their starting point.
Luke McIlwain
Position: Exercise Physiologist
Luke is an experienced Accredited Exercise Physiologist with a passion for helping people improve their quality of life through movement and education. He takes a holistic and evidence-based approach, supporting clients to better manage their health, build strength and confidence, and return to the activities that matter most to them.
Luke has a strong background in chronic pain management, having worked for several years in a multidisciplinary pain clinic. He has a particular interest in supporting people with persistent pain conditions, including Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS), and understands the importance of building trust, setting realistic goals, and tailoring programs to suit each individual.
Sean Murray-Smith
Position: Exercise Physiologist and Strength and Conditioning Coach
Sean has been working with amateur, sub-elite and elite athletes since 2004 as a strength and conditioning coach and as a consultant for the Illawarra Academy of Sport and the NSW Institute of Sport. In this time, he has developed a coaching style and training philosophy that has seen his athletes reach the pinnacle of their given sports. These range from team sports such as basketball, hockey and netball at all levels to individual sports athletes in swimming, athletics and aerial skiing. Having undertaken a PhD in adolescent sport, he has a deep knowledge of the art and science behind training teen athletes. He takes pride in his ability to firstly connect with an athlete before using scientifically proven methods to facilitate continual improvement
Dietitians
Dionne Anslow
Position: Dietitian
Dionne is a qualified Australian Practicing Dietitian (APD), completing a Bachelor of Nutrition Science and a Masters of Nutrition and Dietetics from the University of Wollongong.
Dionne is an evidenced based dietitian, using nutrition as part of a holistic approach to healthcare.
Dionne has is passionate in helping people take a proactive approach to their health by creating healthy eating practices and positive relationships with food. Dionne has experience in weight management, Diabetes, cardiovascular disease, disordered eating, gut health, women’s health and more! Dionne is also trained in the use of the low FODMAP diet for IBS by Monash University.
Dionne brings a positive and realistic approach to food and nutrition, and enjoys working with clients, providing individually tailored and practical advice to take control of their health.
Massage Therapists
Bernadette Samson
Position: Massage Therapist
Qualifications: Diploma in Remedial Massage Therapy. Myofascial Cupping
Bernadette grew up Sydney and has recently moved to the South-Coast to escape the hustle and bustle. She is very much looking forward to a change of pace. Completing her Diploma in Remedial Massage Therapy she has worked with other Allied health professionals.
Her interest in body mechanics and having experienced the benefits firsthand has led her to pursue a career in massage. Working with a range of clients from children, elderly to athletes and people with chronic conditions. She is very passionate about helping her clients achieve a better quality of life. Offering a wide range of therapy from relaxation, sports, lymphatic drainage, injury prevention and overall assisting in relieving body aches and pain.
In her spare time Bernie is a bit of a foodie and loves to cook for family and friends. Trying out her green thumb and started a veggie garden she has become Bunnings regular on weekends. She has a cheeky 11-year-old daughter (Lily) that keeps her on her toes.
Come and say hi and chat to her about how Remedial Massage can help you.
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