Four physios who each own their caseload
All four are AHPRA registered and members of the Australian Physiotherapy Association. You are booked with a person, not with the clinic, and that person sees your case through.
Who you will be booked with
Nobody here carries a caseload they did not assess. If you book with Simone you see Simone, including for your follow-ups.
Jarrah Nolan
Jarrah opened the clinic after eight years in a high-volume practice where appointments were fifteen minutes and nobody had time to explain anything. The 40-minute model here is a direct reaction to that. He takes most of the complex back and neck work.
- BPhty, University of Queensland
- AHPRA registered
- Australian Physiotherapy Association
- Special interest: persistent back pain
Here since 2014 · Mon–Fri, early starts
Simone Vella
Simone did her masters in sports physiotherapy and spent six seasons on the sideline with a state league club. She handles the running and load-injury caseload, and she will ask to see your training log before she touches your calf.
- MPhty (Sports), Griffith University
- AHPRA registered
- Special interest: running & tendon injuries
Here since 2017 · Mon, Tue, Thu, Sat
Deng Akot
Deng carries most of our post-operative list and liaises directly with the orthopaedic surgeons at the Wesley and Holy Spirit. If you arrive with a protocol sheet from your surgeon, he is the one who will follow it to the letter.
- BPhty (Hons), QUT
- AHPRA registered
- Special interest: post-surgical rehab
Here since 2021 · Mon–Fri
Hana Sato
Hana runs the strength and movement side of the clinic — the one-on-one sessions in the back room for people who have finished treatment and do not want to be back in six months. Also our go-to for hip and groin cases.
- BPhty, Graduate Diploma of Exercise Science
- AHPRA registered
- Special interest: hip & groin, return to sport
Here since 2022 · Tue–Sat
First appointment usually inside 48 hours
No referral needed. Ring between 6:30am and 7pm weekdays and somebody here picks it up.