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Rachel graduated from La Trobe In 2007 with a double degree in Physiotherapy and Ergonomics. She has worked in a variety of clinical settings, both within the public and private sectors. Rachel is passionate about well-being, especially during the childbearing years. Having had two kids herself, Rachel understands the challenges around prioritising health and fitness during this period. One of Rachel’s keen interests is in Clinical Pilates and she thoroughly enjoys instructing programs for rehabilitation and general fitness across any life stage. When not at work, Rachel loves spending time with her husband and two very busy kids, playing netball and baking.

Monique is all about helping you feel your best, inside and out. Being both a Myotherapist and Clinical Exercise Physiologist, she’s got a knack for understanding how movement, pain, and mental well-being all come together to keep you thriving. She’s got loads of clinical experience across different rehab settings, working with a variety of clients, including those on the NDIS. Whether it’s musculoskeletal, neurological, or chronic pain, Monique loves empowering people to take charge of their health and build confidence and independence along the way. Monique thrives on teaming up with motivated clients to crush their goals by using a mix of exercise, hands-on myotherapy with her expertise in Pilates and weight training. She also sees myotherapy clients, applying a range of techniques like trigger point therapy, dry needling, cupping, and education to help you feel your best. With a toolbox full of tricks up her sleeve, she’s dedicated to helping you unlock your full potential and feel amazing while doing it. Life’s all about balance—and she’s here to help you find yours! When she’s not busy helping you move better, Monique enjoys discovering new restaurants, traveling to exciting places, and hanging out with her two lovable dachshunds, Hugo and Heidi.

Tabitha grew up in Singapore, and moved to Melbourne to pursue her passion for podiatry. Tabitha enjoys treating and helping clients, particularly with heel pain, Achilles tendinopathy, calf & shin pain, and ingrown toenails. Tabitha often includes a combination of Foot Mobilisation Therapy, Orthotic Devices, Shockwave Therapy, and Exercise Prescription as part of her treatment plan to help her clients achieve their health goals. Having previously worked at a podiatry-based shoe store, Tabitha is always keen in helping you find the right footwear suited to your lifestyle. Her aim is to work with you and find the best solution for keeping your feet happy and healthy. Outside of work, you can often find Tabitha either at the pilates studio or climbing gym. On the weekends, she is often out and about in search of new restaurants/food markets to feed her love for food.

Jane has extensive experience as a physiotherapist, working in both the public and private sectors both in Australia and overseas. Jane developed an interest in pelvic health following her own post natal journey and went on to complete the Post Graduate Certificate in Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy from The University of Melbourne in 2011. In 2024 Jane became an APA Titled Women’s Men’s and Pelvic Health Physiotherapist. Jane is passionate about supporting and empowering men and women to live their best life, with a holistic, evidence-based approach. She enjoys assisting with all facets of pelvic health conditions and considers the social, psychological and physical aspects of each client’s presentation. Having developed a special interest in sexual and persistent pain presentations, Jane aims to provide clients with a safe and supportive environment to discuss and manage what can be challenging and private issues. Education, collaboration and choice form the basis of Jane’s approach to treatment. Outside of work, Jane enjoys reading, exercising, and spending time with her husband and three teenagers -whether it be camping, listening to live music or trying to win at board games.

Jo believes in taking a holistic approach to treatment and educating clients on the use of exercise to assist with their condition. Jo creates individualised treatment plans to help clients achieve their goals. Jo completed her Master of Clinical Exercise Science and Rehabilitation at Victoria University. Whilst working as an Exercise Physiologist so far in her career she has gained extensive clinical knowledge and developed an interest in musculoskeletal injuries/conditions, invisible conditions and multiple sclerosis. Jo was a state level swimmer for 10 years where she experienced a range of injuries and understands the importance of having a holistic treatment plan to help athletes return to competition. Jo subsequently played and coached tennis for 6 years and also ran an athletic development program for squad players. Jo enjoys working with clients of all backgrounds and health status. Jo aims to educate her clients on the benefits of exercise and to develop engaging treatment plans to help them achieve their goals.

Lauren graduated from Griffith University in 2011 with degrees in Physiotherapy and Exercise Science. She has worked extensively within the community health setting in North Queensland before moving to Melbourne in 2016 and commencing work in private practice Lauren has always had an interest in women’s and men’s pelvic health which led to her completing the Post. Grad certificate in Continence and Women’s health through Curtin University in 2019. Lauren is passionate about the benefits of exercise and education to empower women throughout the life stages and puts this into practice whilst consulting on the maternity wards at Epworth Freemasons. She has also developed an interest in supporting men through pelvic floor rehabilitation pre and post prostatectomy. Outside of work Lauren loves to travel, read a great book and she also enjoys swimming.

Lorrae has extensive experience as an Osteopath. A keen learner, Lorrae has diverse and unique knowledge across women’s health, pregnancy and post-partum, pediatrics and the intricate workings of the hips and pelvis. She is passionate about choice, for everyone to know, understand and appreciate their bodies and health choices. Lorrae is a member of the Osteopathy Australia Women’s Health Committee. Lorrae was a dancer in her younger years and this inspired her interest in the hips and pelvis. She has completed extensive training in regards to the addressing conditions of the hips, pelvis and lower back. Lorrae thoroughly enjoys supporting women in their pregnancy and motherhood journey and is a firm believer of empowering women with knowledge and trust in their body. She wants all her clients to achieve their own health goals and passions She has completed additional training in visceral treatment, childbirth support, and pediatrics. She loves sharing her knowledge and has supported and trained university students and new graduates for the large part of her career Outside of work you will find Lorrae in her garden or kitchen, at pilates or being outside and active with her children.

Libby Oldfield is a Specialist Women’s Men’s and Pelvic Health Physiotherapist. Libby has been successfully helping women of all ages achieve their physical health goals for many years. She has a special interest in the health and well-being of older women, developing programs, conducting classes, giving talks to the general public, and lecturing at the University of Melbourne. Pelvic floor dysfunction, pelvic girdle pain, and Clinical Pilates are also major interests of Libby’s. Libby has 2 adult sons and 2 small grandsons (what an exciting world has opened up). She is also passionately occupied in her spare time with playing tennis, patchwork, and quilting.

Tessa has been a part of the Beyond team since 2010. Over her career Tessa has developed a love of combining her passion of health with business to best help both the Beyond team and its community to move through life. Tessa has recently moved down to Ocean Grove and is loving coastal life! After working at Beyond’s Blackburn clinic for many years Tessa is thrilled to be working with the Ocean Grove community. Tessa also practices from Beyond East Melbourne and loves working with the team to help to support this community (she couldn’t stay away from Melbourne life!!) She takes an individual approach to each client to find the most appropriate management plan for them. As well as supporting her clients Tessa is part of the management team supporting Beyond through her Head of Clinic Performance role. She is works closely with each of Beyond’s Clinic Directors to help them grow and support their team. Tessa has had a variety of osteopathic practical scope over the years. Tessa is equally as passionate about working with clients in the private practice setting. She has a particular interest in treating headaches, postural complaints and low back pain. Tessa is passionate about working closely with her patients to help them achieve their goals and restore their bodies back to their optimal potential. Tessa uses a wide variety of osteopathic techniques, dry needling and exercise prescription to achieve these goals. Outside of the clinic you’ll find Tessa exploring all that the Bellarine Peninsula has to offer, going to the beach, finding a new running track or enjoying a new winery! Tessa will never say no to a good glass of wine and cheese platter!

Emily first gained an interest in Physiotherapy through sporting injuries as a teen. This interest has only grown through her love of science and anatomy inspiring her to study a Bachelor of Biomedicine and Doctor of Physiotherapy at the University of Melbourne. Emily enjoys working with a broad knowledge of musculoskeletal conditions helping people from teenagers through to the elderly. Emily uses a biopsychosocial approach to provide care for clients through soft tissue release techniques, pilates and tailored strengthening programs while considering the impact of other stressors in day to day life. Emily believes movement should be enjoyable and achievable in order to succeed with a special interest in low back pain, sporting injuries and remaining active with osteoarthritis. Outside of work you’ll find Emily going to the footy with friends, playing netball or scouting the best local coffee.

Holly believes that to live a healthy and happy life, you should aim to have fun in everything you do, especially exercise! Using her holistic approach of mind and body, together you will develop a greater understanding of you and your body’s needs to achieve all your goals, in a fun and creative environment. Holly completed her Masters of Clinical Exercise Physiology at Deakin University where she was able to fully immerse herself in everything exercise, developing a passion for women’s health, and working with children and disability. Additionally, she honed her expertise in assisting individuals with chronic hip, knee and bone conditions like Osteoarthritis and Osteoporosis, recognising the importance of exercise in managing the conditions effectively to improve quality of life. Holly is an accredited Onero program instructor, an evidence based exercise program that helps improve the bone health of people with osteoporosis. Holly loves working with children with a range of conditions and of all ages. She helps them discover the joy and importance of physical activity for a healthy life. Through various forms of play, she teaches functional movements and helps develop their strength through pilates and resistance training.

Milly is an enthusiastic Myotherapist who thrives off helping her clients achieve their goals and get back to what they love doing. Milly completed her Bachelor Degree of Myotherapy at Endeavour College of Natural Health and has since worked for a number of elite level sporting clubs. Common conditions Milly treats include postural and mobility related concerns, sporting injuries and neck and lower back pain. Milly’s sporting passion started early as she was immersed in sports such as netball, tennis and equestrian from a young age. Her love for sport has filtered into her work and led to opportunities like her current work with the Collingwood Football Club in both the AFL and AFLW programs and involvement with The Australian Open. You will often see Milly use a combination of manual techniques including cupping and dry needling in her treatments as well as incorporating corrective and rehabilitation exercises in her management plan of her clients. In Milly’s spare time she enjoys going for walks and coffee with friends, cooking and keeping active through netball and pilates.