Anita has been working as a physiotherapist – and pilates instructor – since the early 2000’s. She graduated from the University of Queensland with a Masters of Physiotherapy Studies and has since worked in Brisbane, Western Australia and overseas, in hospitals and in residential aged care facilities and in the community.
Anita came to physiotherapy and pilates after injuring her back playing sport as a teenager, wanting to learn more about the body, holistic wellness.
Anita has worked with people young and old, fit and injured, motivated and not, cancer survivors, athletes, royalty and the occasional wallaby.
Anita’s interests (mostly) involve healthy living, travel, hiking, plants, food, reading, mountain biking and puzzles.

Ebony completed her Master of Physiotherapy in 2017. With a background of a Bachelor of Exercise Science.

Ebony has clinical experience with the assessment and treatment of clients with a variety of conditions ranging from musculoskeletal injuries, cardiorespiratory conditions, lymphoedema, orthopaedic surgeries and neurological conditions.

Anita’s interests (mostly) involve healthy living, travel, hiking, plants, food, reading, mountain biking and puzzles.

Ashlea has been working as a physiotherapist since graduating from Griffith University with a master’s degree in 2017. Ashlea has worked across a variety of areas including in hospitals, community, private practice, disability and rehabilitation. She has completed additional training in Neurological physiotherapy and Chronic Pain.

Ashlea enjoys assisting people to help improve their quality of life. She has a holistic view to health and wellbeing and enjoys working with you as a team to reach your goals!

Ashlea has recently moved back to the Sunshine Coast and is excited about helping the older population in her local community. On her days off Ashlea enjoys sending time at the beach, scuba diving, travelling, hiking, reading a good book and finding yummy new food spots.

Senior Physiotherapist
Jane is an experienced physiotherapist who is passionate about helping over 65 year olds be independent, active, and achieving their goals. Whether it’s walking, gardening, hobbies, sports, preventing falls, increasing function, or treating pain Jane is your evidence based cheerleader and personal physio. Jane has a wide professional background including hospital, rural and remote, musculoskeletal, women’s health, and community physiotherapy. Her special interest is the Explain Pain Revolution, which provides treatment for people in chronic pain.

Surfing, yoga, surf life saving, gardening, family hiking and camping are some of Jane’s other passions.

Outside work, Kate enjoys travelling, running, and generally being outdoors. She cherishes spending time with her loved ones.

Marlise is a dedicated physiotherapist with more than 15 years of experience in rehabilitation. She has a caring nature and takes the time to listen attentively to her clients, aiming to understand their goals and needs with precision. Her passion lies in enhancing the quality of life for her clients, and she advocates movement as the key to well-being. Marlise is committed to supporting her clients in achieving and maintaining independent living, guiding them on a path towards optimal wellbeing through personalised care and tailored exercises.

She has a special interest in vestibular rehabilitation, aiding clients in recovering from vertigo and dizziness.

Marlise is a keen cyclist and enjoys the outdoors, especially the beach, with her family and friends in her spare time.

Physiotherapist
Katie graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the Australian Catholic University in Brisbane in 2016.She has clinical experience in treating neurological, orthopaedic, cardiorespiratory, vestibular, and musculoskeletal conditions and is also a qualified Pilates instructor.
Whilst working at both the Gold Coast University Hospital and the Sunshine Coast University Hospital, Katie spent several years working in the rehabilitation department, where she developed a special interest in working with neurological conditions, particularly people recovering post-stroke, as well as elderly individuals recovering from orthopaedic injuries post fall.

Outside of work Katie enjoys spending time outdoors; you will find her running along the beach, horse riding or in the ocean surfing.

Alison graduated from the University of Qld over 35 years ago. Alison has worked in private practice and hospitals both in Australia and internationally – including treatment of prisoners whilst handcuffed.

After some time Alison found her passion, working in aged care both in a residential care setting and in the community.

Alison loves spending time with the elderly and listening to their stories and gaining pieces of wisdom. Alison loves her job and enjoys helping to make people’s lives just a little bit better.

When not at work, you might find Alison at the surfclub and doing March Past with the Alex old boys, going stand up paddling, doing yoga or helping with the dogs at the animal refuge. Alison also enjoys spending time with her two beautiful daughters and golden retriever, Bailey.

Ed is a caring and empathetic physio with almost 20 years of experience.

Ed has worked in a variety of physiotherapy areas including aged care, community care and musculoskeletal physiotherapy gaining advanced qualifications in this area with an MSc in 2014.

This has equipped Ed with knowledge and expertise for treating a variety of conditions whether with use of manual therapy techniques, acupuncture or exercise therapy.

Ed has lived on the Sunshine Coast for 5 years and enjoys spending time with his family enjoying beach walks and swimming in the ocean, hikes in the nearby hinterland as well as enjoying park runs at Golden Beach and a good barbeque with friends.

Steve has been a Physio for almost 40years – graduating from the Uni of QLD in 1986 and has had extensive experience in the aged care sector.

Steve had his own private practice from 1991 until a few years ago, when he and his wife decided to move to the Sunny Coast for a sea change. He has very much enjoyed his move to the coast as both he and his wife enjoy an active lifestyle. Steve especially likes cycling, open water swimming and gardening.

Steve really loves keeping his clients as active and as mobile as possible and making a positive impact in their lives.

Sarah is a caring physiotherapist committed to supporting older adults to maintain independence, mobility, and quality of life within their own homes.

After completing a Master of Physiotherapy Studies at the University of Queensland in 2003, Sarah has developed a strong passion for geriatric rehabilitation and community-based care. She has gained extensive experience working with older adults living with chronic conditions, mobility limitations, cognitive changes, balance issues and falls.
Sarah is a Sunshine Coast local who loves to spend time with her family enjoying the outdoors. She loves boating, swimming, beach camping, walking her dog, snow skiing and travel.

After graduating from the University of Queensland with a bachelor of physiotherapy in 2015, Brad has spent his formative years as a physiotherapist working in the private hospital sector on the Sunshine Coast. During this time, Brad developed an interest in working with the ageing population in promoting independence in the face of disabling conditions.

Brad enjoys seeing patients in their own home in order to tailor individual programs to their specific needs. He is a firm believer in empowering patients to take control of their own health in order to enhance their quality of life.

When Brad is not wearing his physiotherapy hat, he enjoys exercise in the form of surfing, running and tennis.