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.

Lane has experience supporting clients to achieve meaningful goals in their own environments. He works with a range of presentations including neurological, musculoskeletal and cardiopulmonary. Having also studied exercise science, Lane is confident in delivering meaningful, tailored exercise programs to support the therapeutic process. Lane is particularly passionate about maximising mobility and balance, facilitating participation in sport/leisure, and creating an environment best suited to overcoming pain and injury. Lane enjoy sharing laughs, hearing stories and building connections with his clinets.

Outside of work, Lane is a committed local footy player for Frankston YCW, passionate golfer, and keen traveller.

Before becoming a physiotherapist, Georgia worked as an exercise physiologist and strength and conditioning, where she developed a love for coaching and helping people achieve their goals. She strives to find way to make exercise enjoyable and attainable for everyone, no matter their stage of life.

When Georgia isn’t at work, you can find her at the nearest beach, or hunting down the best new bakery in Melbourne.

Caitlin is an Occupational Therapist with over 10 years’ experience across both public and private health, with a strong background in community-based practice. She has a particular interest in supporting older adults and individuals with neurological conditions to identify meaningful goals and remain safely engaged in their home and community environments.

Caitlin’s practice focuses on activity modification, energy conservation and the recommendation of aids, equipment and environmental changes to support independence and safety for now and into the future. She has extensive experience in complex home modifications and equipment prescription, and is credentialed to assess and prescribe SWEP-funded equipment.

Outside of work, Caitlin enjoys spending time with her four children, cooking, and finding small pockets of calm in a busy family life.

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.

With a background in Exercise and Sports Science, Ryan has developed a strong foundation in movement and fitness. Passionate about working with older adults, Ryan finds great fulfilment in helping his patient improve their independence and quality of life. Ryan believes that exercise is the best medicine, and he is committed to educating patients on the benefits of regular exercise and empowering them to incorporate movement into their daily lives.

Known for his good sense of humour and approachable nature, Ryan enjoys building strong relationships with his clients and creating a positive environment for their care.

Outside of work, Ryan is a social and active person who enjoys playing golf, hitting the gym, watching movies, and spending quality time with friends.

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.

James is an experienced physiotherapist holding the master degree of physiotherapy from La Trobe Uni and treating many complex musculoskeletal and neurological conditions, along with gerontological issues such as balance and mobility.

James’ treatment approach embraces hands-on manual therapy in combination with diverse exercises including specific rehabilitation programmes.

Sheridan is a physiotherapist with over 15 years of experience working across hospital, community health, private practice, and aged care settings. She has a strong interest in the assessment and treatment of musculoskeletal injuries, exercise rehabilitation and Clinical Pilates.

Sheridan is passionate about working collaboratively with her clients to help them achieve their goals, reduce pain, and return to the activities that matter most to them. She believes in providing personalised, evidence-based care to support long-term health and wellbeing.

Sheridan lives in the Macedon Ranges with her family and outside of work, she enjoys riding her bike, getting out in nature, travelling with her family, and spending weekends cheering on her kids from the sidelines at their sporting activities.