Helen’s passion in physiotherapy has been working with the senior population; she has a wide range of experience in both residential and community care. Helen loves working closely with clients to help restore their level of function and improve quality of life. Helen also enjoys working alongside staff/families to promote safe manual handling practices. Helen loves to travel, and would like to travel more now that her children are grown up. She also enjoys walking with her dogs, visiting wineries, pottering in the garden and being with her family and friends.

Harleen has been working as a Physiotherapist for over 10 years in Private practice, Aged Care, NDIS and  Community.

Harleen believes in a holistic approach to Physiotherapy treatment to aid patients achieve their health and wellbeing goals.

She believes that Physiotherapy will help more people stay mobile, safe and happy.

She really enjoys working with elderly people as she could really make a difference to their quality of life by forming close relationships and takes a positive approach to patient care to empower them to achieve optimal outcomes.

Outside of work Harleen enjoys spending time with her two daughters and Husband. Being social with family and friends, and enjoys playing basketball, bushwalking, reading and travelling.

Megan is passionate about facilitating a fun and positive environment for achieving client’s goals. Megan enjoys getting to know her clients, so she can tailor their treatment and support them through their rehab process, and maintain their successes. Megan keeps fit by walking, practicing yoga, pilates and karate. She loves spending time with her family of 4, dog, cat and chook, music and arts. ‘I’ll wash the dishes if someone else will cook!’.

Clara has worked as a physiotherapist in public health, private practice, sports and oncology rehabilitation before finding her passion lies in Community and Aged Care. She has a keen interest in treating people in their homes. Her main focus is helping her clients regain their confidence and independence. Clara has recently complete her PhD studying the cardiovascular health profile of young adults with disability. Outside of work, Clara enjoys basketball, sailing, hiking, reading and spending time with her niece and nephews..

Urvashi has 10+ years experience working as a physiotherapist in varied practices including aged care, community, NDIS, private practice and hospital settings.

She has worked in various nursing homes across Victoria  helping elderly with pain management and conducting group classes focussing on balance and strenghthening exercises. She has helped residents by devising falls prevention strategies specific to them.

She is focused on developing clinical exercise treatments to achieve favourable outcomes for patients.

Her approach to care is genuine and comprehensive in nature and she believes that as a physiotherapist she is uniquely positioned to listen, understand and empower others in driving positive change towards both physical and mental wellbeing.

When not working, Urvashi enjoys exploring cafes, going on nature walks, cooking and spending time with family and friends.

I am a positive and enthusiastic Occupational Therapist with over 20 years experience working predominantly within the public health sector ranging from the acute hospital setting, community health, and currently as a Senior Occupational Therapist within a community rehabilitation setting. 

Over my journey, I have been fortunate enough to accumulate vast and varied levels of experience in adult neurological rehabilitation, with a focus on stroke rehabilitation, functional occupation-based practice, home modifications, and adaptive technology.

I thoroughly enjoy the nature of home-based therapy and the opportunity it gives to work with clients in their own environment. 

In my spare time I enjoy spending time with my husband, family, friends and being outdoors.

Amy is an Occupational Therapist with over 10 years’ experience working in inpatient and community rehabilitation settings in both Australia and the United Kingdom. She has an interest in working with clients with neurological and orthopaedic conditions and places a high importance on goal-directed and client-centred therapy. Amy is SWEP credentialed for assessment and prescription of equipment. In her spare time, Amy enjoys spending time with her young family, playing netball and watching her mighty Tigers play footy.

Beth has had over 30 years of experience as a Podiatrist in a variety of areas including acute hospital, community health, private practice and aged care settings. She currently also provides services to residential aged care facilities and to clients in a home care setting. Rehabilitation, wound and diabetic care and high-risk assessment are of particular interest, as are the positive outcomes of a team approach and enhancing quality of life by improving mobility. Beth has three children attending secondary school and university. Her spare time is spent walking her pug, keeping fit, cooking and catching up with friends at beachside cafes.