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Lisa holds a Bachelor of Exercise Physiology from UNSW and a Masters in Physiotherapy from Sydney University - after working in a Rehabilitation Hospital, she joined the team in 2015 to focus on musculoskeletal injuries and Pilates - she has a strong passion for supporting women from pre-pregnancy to postpartum and is training in pelvic floor physiotherapy, allowing her to offer comprehensive care in both pelvic health and injury management - Lisa is a Credentialled McKenzie Therapist and integrates MDT, dry needling, manual therapy, Pilates, and exercise prescription into her holistic treatments - she developed the Revolution Run Lab at North Parramatta Physio and served as team physio for Wentworthville Rugby League - outside work, she enjoys craft, cooking, and attending dance and fitness classes.

Jonathan is a dedicated physiotherapist who completed his Masters of Physiotherapy at The University of Sydney in 2021, following a Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science from Charles Darwin University. With over four years of experience, he has worked across hospital, community, and private practice settings, managing a wide range of conditions including musculoskeletal injuries, post-operative rehabilitation, chronic pain, and sports-related injuries. Jonathan has a strong clinical interest in wrist and shoulder conditions, treating everyone from desk-based workers to racquet sport athletes and climbers. He has developed particular skills in splinting, rotator cuff rehabilitation, and return-to-sport programming, and is continuing to build his expertise in hand therapy and strength and conditioning. He is also trained in dry needling and the McKenzie Method, using these techniques to support effective pain management and recovery. Jonathan believes physiotherapy is for everyone—not just athletes. He takes a client-centered approach, combining hands-on treatment and education in the early stages of rehab, before transitioning clients toward exercise-based programs for long-term results. He is passionate about helping clients move beyond pain and into performance, so they can not only return to the activities they love, but perform even better than before their injury. Outside of the clinic, Jonathan enjoys staying active through regular gym training, bouldering, and competitive basketball. If you happen to see him at the climbing gym, feel free to say hi.

Lissa completed her Masters of Physiotherapy at Sydney University in 2022, after exploring finance and economics and studying a year of physiotherapy at ACU - she began her career at a major Sydney hospital, gaining experience across orthopaedics, musculoskeletal, neurology, rehab, acute care, and ICU - now part of the North Parramatta team, she has a strong interest in musculoskeletal conditions, sports injuries, and balance or coordination rehab - Lissa is committed to evidence-based practice and uses the McKenzie Method in her treatments - outside of work, she enjoys running, oztag, and tennis.

Ben is a Physiotherapist at North Parramatta Physiotherapy & Sports Injuries, who combines strong clinical knowledge with a genuine passion for helping people stay active and move well. Having competed in Football, Oztag, and gym-based training, he understands firsthand the physical and mental challenges that come with injury - and what it takes to get back to doing the things you love. Ben treats a wide range of sporting and everyday injuries, with a particular interest in ankle and shoulder rehabilitation, tendon loading, and postural correction. He takes a personalised, evidence-based approach to treatment, creating tailored programs that help clients feel confident, supported, and in control of their recovery - whether they're an athlete pushing their limits or someone simply wanting to move and feel better day-to-day. Ben also incorporates dry needling into his practice as part of a broader, hands-on treatment approach - helping clients achieve pain relief and improved movement alongside their rehabilitation programs. Alongside his clinic work, Ben provides on-field sports coverage, delivering real-time injury assessment and management in the fast-paced environment of competition. A graduate of the University of Sydney, Ben is passionate about delivering high-quality, client-centred care through clear communication, authentic connections, and goal-focused treatment.

Jordan is a highly experienced Clinic Co-Prinicipal with over six years of experience across private practice, the NHS, and competitive sport in the UK and Australia. He holds a First Class Honors degree in Physiotherapy from Sheffield Hallam University and has developed a broad clinical skill set managing musculoskeletal injuries, post-operative rehabilitation, complex conditions and sports-related injuries. Jordan has a particular clinical interest in lower limb injuries, especially knee and ankle conditions, with extensive experience in ACL rehabilitation, return-to-sport rehabilitation and performance-focused programming. He takes an evidence-based approach to rehabilitation, using the latest clinical research alongside his clinical experience to develop individualised treatment and exercise programs designed to achieve the best possible outcomes for each client. Jordan's approach combines physiotherapy with his strong background in strength and conditioning. In England, he completed both a Personal Training qualification and a Gym Circuit training course, giving him a strong understanding of exercise prescription, strength development, conditioning and progressive loading. He also holds a dry needling qualification, which he may incorporate alongside exercise-based rehabilitation where appropriate. Alongside his clinical work, Jordan works in semi-professional rugby league, providing pitch-side assessment, injury management and rehabilitation within a competitive sporting environment. This experience has strengthened his ability to manage acute sporting injuries, develop return-to-play programs and work closely with athletes, coaches and other healthcare professionals to support a safe and effective return to performance. Jordan believes effective rehabilitation goes beyond simply reducing pain. His goal is to restore strength, movement, confidence and function, while giving clients the knowledge and tools to manage their recovery independently. Whether recovering from an injury, returning to sport or looking to improve physical performance, he works with each client to develop a clear and progressive plan tailored to their individual goals. As Clinic Co-Prinicipal, Jordan is also passionate about clinical development and leadership. He is involved in mentoring other physiotherapists, supporting clinical education and contributing to the continued development of the clinic and its services. Outside the clinic, Jordan enjoys staying active through gym training and playing and watching a variety of sports, particularly football and rugby. His passion for sport, exercise and performance is reflected in his approach to physiotherapy, helping people of all abilities return to the activities that matter most to them.