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Professionally, Ben enjoys working with patients who take their health seriously and has had great success treating the very young to the very old. Through both his past career as a Remedial Massage Therapist, and his current career as a Physio at BodyViva, Ben has been fortunate enough to work with many elite athletes – QLD Reds, QLD State of Origin Maroons and QLD Women’s Rugby League teams, to name a few. He is also a current QAS consultant, providing physiotherapy services to state level junior rugby league teams.

Rob believes that every person is an individual and therefore needs to be treated that way when seeking treatment for any musculoskeletal condition. He feels that each person’s treatment should be tailored to their individual needs. He believes that what makes a good physio is a person who genuinely cares for his or her patient, and who listens intently with empathy. A good physio is sincerely invested in achieving the best possible outcome for his or her patient in all situations. For a physio to be the best they can be they must be dedicated to clinical excellence, continually furthering their knowledge, skills and experience to ensure their treatment techniques are of the highest standard.

Jamie is a firm believer in using a combination of hands-on physiotherapy and carefully prescribed exercise, to restore the body back to health. He really takes the time to understand patient concerns and goals before effectively explaining the available physiotherapy treatment options.

“I have a passion for helping people and am here to help facilitate others to achieve the outcomes they seek. I will listen carefully, make notes and ask questions to ensure we are working together for the best possible result. I believe that every person is doing the best they can, with the knowledge they have.”

Iris believes that every patient encounters various factors that may affect their road to recovery, whether it is their working environment, everyday life responsibilities, or even mental motivation. As a practitioner, she feels it is important to listen and work together with patients to help resolve their musculoskeletal injuries with Chiropractic manual therapy, rehabilitation exercise and gentle non-manual therapy treatment for patients who are uncomfortable with joint ‘cracking’.

Wendy completed her Master of Physiotherapy Studies at the University of Queensland. Prior to this she completed a Bachelor of Human Movement Studies, also at the University of Queensland, and a Degree of Sport and Exercise Science (not yet complete) at Southern Cross University. Wendy’s work history includes Health and Physical Education Teacher / Sportsmaster at Aldridge State High School in Maryborough, and working within state and local governments, most recently at Lismore City Council, as Manager Sports Tourism and Leisure. Wendy has also been a group fitness instructor for over 10 years, teaching Les Mills RPM and BodyPump classes.

Lisa graduated from QUT in 2000. Since graduating, she worked as a locum in the private sector before buying her own practice in Kenmore in 2002. She owned and operated the clinic for 8 ½ years before relocating to Hong Kong. She worked between two different clinics in Hong Kong alongside physiotherapists, GPs, specialists and other health therapists. She is excited to return to work back in Brisbane with BodyViva.