Brendan   is a dedicated physiotherapist who’s passionate about helping people stay active and enjoy life to the fullest. Originally from Canada, he holds a Bachelor of Human Kinetics and spent two years working alongside physiotherapists in rehabilitation before completing his Master’s in Physiotherapy.

With a strong sporting background in ice hockey — both as a player and coach — Brendan understands the importance of movement, recovery, and performance at every level. He takes a personalized approach to care, tailoring each rehabilitation plan to your goals so you can get back to doing what you love, pain-free and confident.

His areas of special interest include:
• Running injuries and rehabilitation
• Hip injuries and rehabilitation
• Low back pain

Chelsea delivers thoughtful, multidimensional treatment strategies for a wide range of clients — from everyday movers to athletes. She is a Senior Physiotherapist with a Master of Clinical Physiotherapy (Sports Physiotherapy). Chelsea is the club physiotherapist for East Fremantle WAFLW, a para-athletics classifier, and a member of the APA Sports & Exercise Physiotherapy Committee.

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 clients feel and move better through personalized 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, and deep tissue massage, to provide effective, targeted care. With her strong knowledge of human anatomy, she tailors every session to meet her clients' unique needs, helping them recover, improve mobility, and achieve lasting results.

Marika's key interest areas include:

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

Hi, I’m Tracy Cooke — an injury and rehabilitation podiatrist with 30+ years of clinical and teaching experience. I am also the founder and educator at The Stabilisation Academy. I help patients overcome stubborn foot and lower-limb issues by looking beyond symptoms to uncover the real drivers of pain and inefficient movement.

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

That frustration pushed me to rethink everything. I realised the foot wasn’t the whole story — movement was. Behind movement is the nervous system coordinating balance, load, stability and control. So I went searching across disciplines, across countries, and beyond traditional podiatry… and that’s where the real answers started to emerge.