Chelsea provides personalised, hands-on care to help people move better, recover from injury, and build long-term confidence in their bodies. With over 12 years of experience in physiotherapy, she has a strong interest in guiding clients from injury rehabilitation through to gym-based strength and conditioning, with a focus on sustainable, long-term results. She particularly enjoys working with people navigating hypermobility, persistent or recurring injuries, and adults over 50 who want to stay strong, active, and independent.

Her approach is practical and movement-focused, combining rehabilitation with strength training to help clients not only recover, but also build resilience and prevent future injury. Care is tailored to each individual, whether the goal is returning to exercise, improving everyday function, or simply feeling more capable in daily life.

Chelsea is an APA Titled Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist and holds a Master of Clinical Physiotherapy (Sports Physiotherapy). She has experience in elite sport environments including as the Head Physiotherapist for East Fremantle WAFLW as well as working with Paralympics Australia as a Medical Para-Athletics Classifier. She also contributes to the APA Sports & Exercise Physiotherapy Committee.

For athletes and active individuals, Chelsea has experience in sports injury management and return-to-performance planning. She enjoys working with runners, field sport athletes, and gym-based individuals to optimise recovery, rebuild strength, and safely return to high-level performance. Her focus is on bridging the gap between injury rehab and full performance, ensuring athletes return not just recovered, but stronger and more robust than before.

Her areas of special interest include:

• Shoulder rehabilitation
• Lower limb rehabilitation
• Running-related injuries
• Sports injury rehabilitation
• Exercise-based rehabilitation
• Hypermobility
• Lower back pain
  

Marika is dedicated to helping patients feel and move better through personalised remedial massage therapy. After completing her Diploma of Remedial Massage Therapy at the Australian Institute of Fitness in 2020, she has focused on addressing musculoskeletal concerns such as sports injuries, chronic pain and muscle tension.

Marika incorporates a range of techniques into her treatments, including dry needling, cupping, Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilisation (IASTM), MET (Muscle Energy Technique) and deep tissue massage, to provide effective, targeted care.

With her strong knowledge of human anatomy, she tailors every session to meet her patients' individual needs, helping them recover, improve mobility and achieve lasting results.

As a registered practitioner with the Australian Traditional Medicine Society (ATMS), Marika is committed to maintaining high professional standards and regularly undertaking continuing professional education (CPE) to keep her knowledge and skills up to date.

Marika's key interest areas include:

• Hip pain
• Neck tension and headaches
• Sports injuries and recovery
• Hypermobility support
• Chronic pain management
• Jaw pain

Tracy is an injury and rehabilitation podiatrist with 30+ years of clinical and teaching experience. She is also the founder and educator at The Stabilisation Academy. 

She helps patients overcome stubborn foot and lower-limb issues by looking beyond symptoms to uncover the real drivers of pain and inefficient movement.

Her approach changed when she realised that even patients doing everything “right”, yet their progress stalled. She kept asking the same question: Why aren’t they getting better?

That frustration pushed her to rethink everything. She realised the foot wasn’t the whole story — movement was.

Behind movement is the nervous system coordinating balance, load, stability and control. So she went searching across disciplines, across countries, and beyond traditional podiatry… and that’s where the real answers started to emerge.

Adrian Wu is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist with a specialised focus in cardiac rehabilitation, delivering evidence-based exercise programs for patients recovering from cardiac events and surgery. His approach centres on improving cardiovascular capacity, restoring functional independence, and reducing future risk through structured, progressive training.

Adrian also has a strong emphasis on musculoskeletal rehabilitation, particularly in the management of hip and knee conditions. He works extensively with patients with osteoarthritis, as well as those undergoing pre- and post-operative rehabilitation for knee and hip replacements, providing targeted programs to improve strength, mobility, and long-term joint function.



In addition, Adrian supports patients with chronic conditions, including type 2 diabetes, using exercise as a primary intervention to improve metabolic health and overall quality of life.

Jack is the National Clinical Lead for The Severs Centre and has a dedicated focus on recurring heel pain in active children. When a child’s heel pain keeps returning with running, training or games, families are often left searching for clear answers.



The Severs Centre was established to support children with recurring heel pain and symptoms that may be consistent with Sever’s disease.

Our role is to provide an individual assessment, explain what may be contributing to your child’s symptoms, and determine whether Solemaids® may be appropriate for their presentation.