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Matt is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist based at our Footscray clinic with a passion for helping people get back to the life they want to live whether that’s returning to sport, managing a long-term condition, or simply moving through the day with more ease and less pain. With experience across a wide range of conditions—from chronic pain and fatigue to neurological and invisible illnesses—Matt takes a personalised, holistic approach to care. He blends strength-based rehabilitation with education, behaviour change, and a deep understanding of each client’s individual goals and values. Whether you’re navigating the NDIS, living with a lifelong condition, or just don’t see yourself as a “gym person,” Matt creates fun, engaging, and non-intimidating sessions that meet you where you’re at—and guide you toward where you want to go.

Steph is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist working across our Footscray and Port Melbourne clinics. She is spritely, peppy, and enthusiastic, always looking for ways to improve things by 1%, and bringing positivity, honesty, and transparency to her sessions and team. Steph is a supportive yet candid coach who works collaboratively with her clients to safely identify challenges and barriers, then establish a clear path forward. She aims to be your biggest cheerleader through both the good moments and the tougher ones. You can expect sessions that are client-focused, goal-based, holistic in their approach, and collaborative from start to finish. Steph works alongside you every step of the way, supporting progress that feels meaningful and achievable.

Cam is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist based at our Footscray clinic who has been practising since 2012. He supports people who feel held back by pain, injury, or illness and who want to feel stronger and more capable in their bodies. Cam works with people who may feel uncertain about increasing exercise, especially if they’ve been dealing with long-term or complex conditions. He believes exercise is one of the most powerful tools we have to improve health, confidence, and quality of life. His approach focuses on building movement tolerance and strength gradually, helping clients regain trust in their bodies. With experience across chronic disease, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, neurological conditions, and military populations, Cam takes a practical, individualised approach. He views the body as an adaptable, interconnected system and treats rehabilitation as a collaborative process starting with an informed plan and refining it based on how each person responds. Whether someone is managing a long-term condition, returning from injury, or simply wanting to move with more ease and confidence, Cam creates structured, supportive sessions that meet people where they’re at and build capacity over time.

George is a Physiotherapist based at our Footscray clinic with a strong background in sports and trauma rehabilitation. He supports people recovering from injury, trauma, or those simply wanting to move better and feel stronger in their bodies. With experience across Medicare, WorkCover, TAC, and private settings, George works with a wide range of clients, from athletes to non-athletes. As a former Head Sports Trainer for the Laverton Football Club, he continues to support individuals in building strength and returning to meaningful activity. George has a particular interest in helping people recover from acute trauma, including fractures and motor vehicle accidents. He takes a personalised, structured and practical approach, focusing on rebuilding strength and confidence over time. A key part of George’s approach is education. He takes the time to help clients understand their body and what they’re experiencing, supporting greater confidence and clarity throughout the rehabilitation process. George also has a special interest in ankle injuries, including both sprains and fractures. He enjoys working with performing artists and musicians, recognising the unique demands of their craft. As a musician himself, he understands the importance of keeping artists healthy and able to perform.

Sam is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist practicing out of both Footscray and Port Melbourne. His clinical expertise encompasses a diverse range of populations and conditions. He has extensive experience working with neurodivergent individuals, including those with autism and ADHD, as well as clients managing neurological conditions, musculoskeletal issues such as arthritis, osteopenia/osteoporosis, and chronic pain. He is also well-versed in supporting NDIS participants, recognising that each person has a unique story and set of challenges. Sam is passionate about supporting individuals on their health journeys by creating a safe and supportive space where they can feel comfortable and empowered. Through evidence-based exercise interventions and a compassionate approach, he aims to enhance his clients' quality of life and well-being.

Jack is a physiotherapist at The Biomechanics with an interest in helping people recover from injury, manage pain, and return to meaningful movement with confidence. He works with a wide range of musculoskeletal presentations and enjoys supporting clients across different stages of recovery and physical capacity. Jack believes movement is a powerful tool for improving health, function, and quality of life. His approach focuses on finding a level of activity that feels achievable now, and progressively building from there in a way that feels safe, clear, and sustainable. He works collaboratively with clients to develop practical, exercise-based rehabilitation programs that align with their goals, lifestyle, and previous experiences with injury or pain. Jack places a strong emphasis on education, pacing, and graded exposure to help people feel more confident loading their body again. Jack values clear communication and evidence-informed care, and enjoys working as part of a multidisciplinary team to support long-term outcomes rather than short-term fixes.

Jack is an Accredited Exercise Scientist with a passion for assisting and collaborating with people to achieve their goals. He is keen and excited to share his knowledge and enthusiasm with you and to guide you in your physical activity journey. To get the best care Jack seeks to understand the person, their circumstances, and past experiences to ensure a trusting and strong relationship. From this Jack can assist in carrying out exercise programs tailored to your personal goals, whether that be staying healthy, coming back from injury or illness, increasing performance, or building muscle.

Jess is one of our physiotherapists working across both the Footscray and Glen Iris clinics. She blends physiotherapy, strength and conditioning, and education to deliver treatment that's grounded in the latest research but always practical and tailored to the individual in front of her. Her goal is to help people move with purpose, manage pain effectively, and build strength that lasts. With experience across acute trauma, emergency departments, elite sport, and complex conditions like endometriosis and ADHD, Jess knows how to adapt rehab to suit real-life demands. She works with athletes, NDIS participants, post-surgical cases, and those navigating persistent pain, using a biopsychosocial framework to support meaningful, long-term outcomes. Her sessions are collaborative, movement-rich, and person-centred. Involving a mix of manual therapy and exercise therapies, Jess helps you reconnect with your body, your goals, and your confidence. Whether you're recovering from injury, looking to enhance performance, or starting your exercise journey, Jess provides the knowledge, care, and motivation to help you reach your goals.