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Luke Trevillian is a Physiotherapist at our Penrith clinic. He graduated with Distinction from Western Sydney University, earning a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. In addition to his university qualification, Luke has completed his Sports Trainer Level 1 certification through Sports Medicine Australia and has gained valuable experience working with Touch Football NSW at Junior State Cup competitions and throughout the Vawdon Cup season. Luke’s passion for physiotherapy was sparked during his time as an elite young athlete, competing at a representative level in Touch Football, Athletics, and AFL. It was during this time, he also experienced a range of injuries, which led to many physiotherapy sessions as as well as his first interaction with The Healthy Body Company as a patient. This is where he learnt the positive impact a client-centred physiotherapy approach can have on an athlete’s recovery and optimise their performance during rehabilitation. Throughout his studies, Luke’s enthusiasm for musculoskeletal physiotherapy only grew stronger. He learned how a holistic, evidence-based approach to care can empower individuals to achieve their goals and maintain a healthy, active lifestyle.

Rebecca is a Physiotherapist and works from our Penrith clinic. She graduated from Charles Sturt University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy with Distinction. Rebecca’s vibrant and positive personality, coupled with her passion for physiotherapy, creates a supportive and encouraging environment for her patients. Her decision to pursue physiotherapy stems from a strong sporting background, having played both netball and Oz Tag. Rebecca’s passion for physiotherapy grew as she began her degree and was faced with all the different aspects and challenges the profession has to offer. Rebecca particularly enjoys working in the private practice setting, having to use her clinical skills and knowledge to help people reach their best outcomes and goals. Rebecca’s commitment to ongoing learning is evident in her experiences, including obtaining her level one sport trainer qualification and being a physiotherapy assistant working with both children and the older population. These varied experiences contribute to her well-rounded skill set and enable her to adapt her approach to different patient needs. These experiences affirmed Rebecca’s passion for working as a physiotherapist where she takes both a holistic and evidence-based approach to care, focusing on manual techniques and exercise to achieve the best outcomes.

Paul Chester is a Physiotherapist working in our Penrith team. Paul graduated from the University of Sydney with a Masters of Physiotherapy. Prior to this, Paul completed a Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science at Western Sydney University. In addition to gaining his university qualification, Paul is a member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA). He has also completed the following courses: APA Dry Needling APA Sports Physiotherapy Level 1 Diabetes Australia Beat It Trainer Paul’s athletic background of soccer, cricket, touch football and oztag has been the catalyst behind his passion for musculoskeletal physiotherapy. In addition to participating, Paul coaches at a representative NSW soccer level and has numerous soccer coaching qualifications, relishing the opportunity to pass on his knowledge and experience to younger players. Further to this, Paul is the head physio for Brothers PJRLFC Ron Massey and Sydney Shield teams. Paul relishes the opportunity to support his patients in the management of their sports injury rehab to facilitate a safe, confident, and enduring return to sport. Paul will continue to motivate and empower people to live a healthy lifestyle that will enhance their overall quality of life. Paul as a practitioner keeps up to date with the best available evidence to incorporate in his ‘hands-on’ and exercise-based treatment. The treatment is tailored to meet your individual needs, empowering individuals to achieve their goals and help return to optimal health.

Chloe Wang is a graduate of Western Sydney University, and was awarded a Bachelor’s degree of Physiotherapy with Distinction. Chloe currently is a qualified Diabetes Australia Beat It Trainer. Dance and sports injuries piqued her interest in becoming a physiotherapist. As a physiotherapist Chloe enjoys how each person she sees with their own unique set of circumstances challenges her problem thinking skills, whilst allowing her to actively help people to achieve their goals. During her studies, Chloe was fortunate to have many learning opportunities around the world including London and Rotterdam. This is fuelled by her desire to immerse herself in different cultures and experiences. Chloe has grown a strong interest in paediatric physiotherapy after her time at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead, and working in a private paediatric physiotherapy clinic. She takes the time to make sure your family feels at home and there are lots of bubbles to play with! Chloe enjoys supporting patients with cardiorespiratory conditions. In addition to gaining her university qualification, Chloe is a member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA).

Movement and recovery have been central to Mackenzie’s life long before she started her physiotherapy career. Growing up playing high level touch football and netball, she have experienced her fair share of injuries – experiences that shaped her understanding of the physical and emotional side of physiotherapy and inspired her to pursue it as a career. Mackenzie graduated from Western Sydney University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy with Distinction. Also graduated as Dux of her cohort. Mackenzie values the opportunity to follow a person’s recovery journey from start to end in the private practice setting. Navigating all the challenges that come with recovery, she is committed to supporting people not just to recover, but to truly achieve their personal goals. She have a strong interest in musculoskeletal conditions, specifically sporting injuries. She has been working with these populations for the last 3 years doing sports trainer and physiotherapy work for Softball NSW and Touch football NSW. Tailoring her approach to provide a patient-centred care with both manual techniques and exercise, helping athletes get back on the field playing and feeling their best.