Brad is one of those people who throws himself into things. He had a vision to create a Physiotherapy practice elite in all aspects, including technology, rooms, support staff, customer service, research and communication.

Most importantly, the goal was to create an elite team of senior physiotherapists who were experts in a specific area of the body.

Stuart was born in Greater London and graduated from Manchester University in 1995.

After graduation, he worked in one of the largest teaching hospitals in Europe for 3 years as a rotational physiotherapist covering burns, plastic surgery, spinal injuries, amputees, cardiothoracic intensive care and orthopaedics.

With this wide experience, he then emigrated to Australia and travelled extensively, eventually settling in Newcastle at the John Hunter Hospital as the senior physiotherapist in Accident & Emergency.

In 1999 Stuart relocated to Sydney where he worked as a senior physiotherapist  in various practices across Sydney and as practice manager at a large multi-centred practice in St Leonards.

Sarah is a physiotherapist who graduated from Auckland University of Technology in 2020. Having undergone five knee surgeries herself, she brings a unique perspective and empathy to her work, understanding the struggles of rehabilitation.

Sarah has a holistic approach to physiotherapy, focusing on treating patients as whole individuals rather than addressing symptoms in isolation. She is passionate about helping people regain confidence and achieve their rehab goals. Alongside her physiotherapy practice, Sarah is also trained in clinical Pilates.

Outside of work, she enjoys staying active through going to the gym and Pilates, as well as spending time with friends and family.

James graduated from Macquarie University and began his career in orthopaedic settings, where he developed extensive expertise in trauma and joint replacement rehabilitation. He further honed his skills working with high-profile Rugby teams, including Warringah Rugby, Women’s Tonga XV’s, and the NSW Waratah’s Academy, gaining valuable experience in sports injury management and athletic performance optimisation.

In addition to his clinical practice, James spent a decade working with behaviourally challenged men, utilising patient-centred approaches to support their reintegration into the community. This experience has informed his compassionate and holistic approach to physiotherapy, particularly in the field of men’s health, where he continues to expand his knowledge.

Jackson is a dedicated musculoskeletal physiotherapist attributing most of this passion to his personal experiences with injury and keen interest in all sports, in particular soccer, golf and running and swimming.

After graduating school at Waverley College, Jackson completed a Bachelor of Applied Science (Exercise and Sport Science) at the University of Sydney. His great interest in this field led to his continued post graduate study.

Conor graduated from University College Dublin with a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Physiotherapy in 2011. He worked with a variety of sporting teams and high level athletes over the following 2 years in Ireland including the National University of Ireland Galway Senior and Junior Rugby teams and many different GAA teams.

Conor has since furthered his knowledge with a graduate certificate in Orthopaedic Manual Therapy from Curtin University in Western Australia in 2015 and has recently been accepted into a postgraduate Masters of Manipulative Therapy at Curtin University which will commence in 2017.

Ashley is a dedicated musculoskeletal physiotherapist with a strong interest in strength-based rehabilitation, spinal pain and helping individuals build long-term resilience.