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Will is a passionate Myotherapist who loves to see his clients move well and achieve their goals. He works with a wide-range of clientele ranging from elite sporting teams and athletes – junior and senior, with the NDIS community and corporate workers. Some common conditions he treats include sporting injuries, mobility and movement concerns, lower back pain and shoulder pain. Will has completed further study in Exercise and Sport Science, where he utilises his unique skill set from dual-qualifications. He also gives back to the industry by teaching at Endeavour College within their Myotherapy course. His experience and further studies has led to opportunities to work in teaching, strength and conditioning and a high performance role within St.Kilda FC’s junior academy. These diverse roles has enabled him to develop an approach where he understands what is required to help the musculoskeletal systems function at its best. You will often see him using a combination of manual therapy and various rehab exercises to ensure ongoing improvement for his clients. In Will’s spare time he enjoys cooking, playing golf, catching up with his mates and keeping active. He recently returned in November from a 4 month trip driving around Australia, so be sure to ask him all about it.

Holly is a qualified Osteopath and Clinical Pilates instructor whose passion for Osteopathy stemmed from high school sporting injuries and a history of osteopathic treatment for migraines during her first university degree. Holly is also teaching reformer pilates and clinical pilates as she loves helping people to keep moving and feel strong. Holly’s interest in helping people and exercise stems from her high school years and her experience both as a pilates client and an instructor. She grew up playing lots of sports including netball, footy and running which she continues to love doing now. As well as exercise she loves movement, clinical pilates and rehabilitation. Holly is passionate about helping people, self management and furthering everyones recovery with rehab and treatment. She loves to treat both acute and long term sporting injuries, lower limb injuries, neck pain and headaches. Holly strives to empower you to reach your goals, with strength, movement and hands on treatment. She believes in a combination of rehabilitation and treatment to help with self management and ensure you feel your best. Find her around the clinic and movement space in Blackburn and Windsor!

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.

Oscar’s osteopathic philosophy envelops a range of holistic treatment techniques, centring around the needs of each individual patient, their goals, and their presentation. Oscar’s keen interest in getting to know his patients pushes him to develop strategies and management goals that focus on what his patients are looking to achieve, both in the treatment room and in life. As an enthusiastic runner who has also played high level football and basketball, Oscar is excited to aid patients wherever they are along their health journey. Whether that be injury rehabilitation or continued management as they train towards a race or final, or a person wanting to begin the journey towards a healthier tomorrow. Oscar looks forward to helping patients elevate their health, optimising the function of the body and how each part interrelates within the whole.

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.

A born and bred Queenslander, Tahlia studied her Bachelor of Podiatry at QUT and has recently moved to Melbourne to add her skillset to the Pro Feet Podiatry team. Tahlia has a keen interest in sports podiatry, injury rehabilitation, biomechanics and lower limb musculoskeletal conditions. Outside of work, Tahlia enjoys spending time with her friends and family, as well as playing football for the North Melbourne AFLW team. She is one of a handful of inaugural AFLW player’s since the competition commenced in 2017. Her understanding of the elite sports environment and managing tissue loads provides a unique insight. Tahlia not only utilises her first hand experience, but also other modalities to assist patients in reaching their goals.

Through completing her Physiotherapy (Honours) Degree at Monash University, Ashleigh has gained experience with a range of patients throughout all stages of healing from acute sports injuries at local football and soccer clubs to acute inpatient rehabilitation, chronic pain management and working in hydrotherapy rehabilitation for joint replacement, musculoskeletal and neurological patients. Ashleigh is passionate about all things health, performance and fitness. Growing up as a keen dancer, she draws from her own experience with injury and the demands of sport, developing a personal understanding of the challenges faced during the rehabilitation process and the value of an individually tailored rehabilitation program designed to meet the individual client’s movement and functional goals. She strives to empower patients to make positive changes through a balance of hands on treatment and movement-based approach to rehabilitation such as strengthening and Clinical Pilates, using movement as medicine to maintain overall health and wellbeing.

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.

Originally from Canada, Virginia grew up on the Mornington Peninsula and graduated with distinction from Charles Sturt University with a Bachelor of Podiatric Medicine. Virginia’s interest in podiatry revolves around the evidence-based approach used in treatment and the hands-on involvement a podiatrist has in helping and improving a patient’s life. While Virginia enjoys all aspects of podiatry, her passion lies with injury prevention, sports related rehabilitation and musculoskeletal management such as repeat ankle sprains, heel pain and forefoot pathologies. Virginia spends most of her weekends racing sailboats. Beyond sailing, Virginia is an enthusiastic runner, beginner road cyclist and devoted fan of Pilates, incorporating core Pilates principles into her treatment to provide holistic and comprehensive management plans.

Craig’s initial interest in podiatry stemmed from a love of physical activity and sports combined with a drive to impact people’s live in a positive way. Craig graduated with a Masters of Podiatric Practice and a Bachelor of Health Science from La Trobe University and has been consulting privately in Melbourne since. Postgraduate courses in foot mobilisation and manipulation, prolotherapy and running technique combined with a team orientated approach to healthcare have been key factors in contributing to great client results.

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.