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Physiotherapist Bachelor of Physiotherapy McKenzie Credentialled Physiotherapist Clinical Pilates Practitioner Special interest in back and neck pain Kelly Laing brings over 20 years of clinical experience, specializing in the management of musculoskeletal injuries. With a strong focus on treating neck and back pain, Kelly has undergone extensive post-graduate training to become a McKenzie Credentialled Therapist. Her approach emphasizes patient education and self-management strategies, empowering her clients to take control of their recovery and improve their long-term health. This skillset enables Kelly to not only help people recover with acute neck and back pain, but she excels in helping chronic pain patients and those that aren’t progressing with other treatment approaches. In addition, Kelly also has extensive experience and is passionate about teaching Pilates and Clinical Exercise classes. She has helped people of all ages, and in particular Over 60’s exercise classes, where she enjoys helping clients achieve their rehabilitation goals and improve their overall strength and conditioning. Outside of work, Kelly is a busy mum of two and loves spending time traveling and embarking on outdoor adventures with her family.

Physiotherapist Masters of Physiotherapy Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science Certified GLA:D Practitioner Head Physiotherapist at FC Bulleen Lions Tom graduated from La Trobe University with a Master of Physiotherapy Practice after completing his Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science. He is passionate about working collaboratively with his clients to create tailored, evidence-based treatment plans that combine exercise rehabilitation and manual therapy. He is the Head Physiotherapist at FC Bulleen Lions, overseeing the medical program for the senior women’s team, and has also worked with both the Victorian U21 men’s and women’s hockey teams. Tom’s clinical interests include sporting injuries, orthopaedic rehabilitation, osteoarthritis, and the GLA:D program. He is particularly passionate about guiding athletes and active individuals through their rehabilitation journey, from early recovery to full performance. Tom remains actively engaged in continual professional development to provide his clients with the highest standard of evidence-based care. Outside of work, Tom enjoys playing basketball and golf, cheering on the Geelong Cats, planning future travel, and spending time with his new puppy, Darla – who is still a work in progress when it comes to training.

Physiotherapist Masters of Physiotherapy ASCA Level Strength & Conditioning Coach Certified GLA:D Practitioner Special interest in knee injuries, pre- and post- knee surgery and adolescent sport injuries Graduating with a Master of Physiotherapy Practice from La Trobe University, Todd is driven by his passion for working collaboratively with his clientele to achieve exceptional results. Todd’s approach is grounded in empowering his clients to take control of their health to confidently achieve their goals. He draws on his expertise to aid in injury prevention, facilitate recovery from pain and injury and to improve performance after injury. With extensive experience in elite and sub-elite Australian Rules Football in both the national talent pathway and VFLW, Todd has a great interest in treating sporting and orthopaedic injuries of the lower limb and spine. In particular, Todd prides himself in both the non-operative, pre- and post-operative treatment of of knee ligament injuries including ACL rehabilitation, helping to navigate his clients every step of the way from the initial diagnosis to a return to sport. Todd has also been lucky enough to work with and observe ACL surgery (among many other surgeries) with some of the most esteemed orthopaedic surgeons in Melbourne. Todd most recently has also been involved in Netball, working closely with WDNA providing treatment to players, screening and injury prevention programs. He has a keen interest in the utility of strength and conditioning within rehab, where he regularly utilises fully equipped gyms through the ongoing partnerships between SNAP fitness and SportsFit Physio and Health. When he’s not helping clients achieve their goals, Todd enjoys hiking, running (plodding) and strength training, good coffee, spending quality time with loved ones, reminiscing about the Brisbane Lions’ three-peat (glory days!) and exploring new destinations through travel – his next destination will be the dolomites and the Alps!

Sports Physiotherapist APA Sports and Musculoskeletal Titled Physiotherapist Masters in Sports & Exercise Physiotherapy Masters in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Clinical Pilates Practitioner Jodie graduated with Honours from The University of Melbourne in 2004. She has since completed a double Masters of Sports Physiotherapy and Masters of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy at Latrobe University. Jodie has a keen interest in rowing, using experience from coaching and treatment of national squads to deliver first class outcomes. She has established a thorough understanding of rowing injury prevention and correct technique. Additionally, she has particular interest in running and riding technique and neck and upper back pain and injury. She has worked with VAFA Premier Division teams Collegians Football Club and Old Scotch Football Club and was awarded the VAFA Trainer of the Year in 2014. Jodie loves working with children and adolescents to help achieve their sporting dreams.

Since graduating from Melbourne University in 2004, Brad has worked at a range of private practices, hospitals and sporting clubs in both Australia and London. He has extensive experience with sporting teams at the local and elite level, including work with the Hawthorn Football Club during their 2013 premiership season and the Australian Institute of Sport looking after the Men’s volleyball team at the 2013 national championships. For over 8 years, he was the head physiotherapist for the St Kevin’s Old Boys Football Club, helping oversee 3 Premierships and 5 Grand Final appearances for the Men’s team in the Premier VAFA Division. Brad for several years also served on the Victorian council of SMA. Brad’s special interests reflect his background working in elite sport, specifically treating and rehabilitating sports related knee, spinal and shoulder injuries. He’s also keenly interested in lower limb tendinopathies and running biomechanics. Outside work Brad loves going running, surfing, coaching basketball and spending time with his family.

Sports Physiotherapist APA Sports and Musculoskeletal Titled Physiotherapist Masters in Sports & Exercise Physiotherapy Masters in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Clinical Pilates Practitioner Jodie graduated with Honours from The University of Melbourne in 2004. She has since completed a double Masters of Sports Physiotherapy and Masters of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy at Latrobe University. Jodie has a keen interest in rowing, using experience from coaching and treatment of national squads to deliver first class outcomes. She has established a thorough understanding of rowing injury prevention and correct technique. Additionally, she has particular interest in running and riding technique and neck and upper back pain and injury. She has worked with VAFA Premier Division teams Collegians Football Club and Old Scotch Football Club and was awarded the VAFA Trainer of the Year in 2014. Jodie loves working with children and adolescents to help achieve their sporting dreams.