Caroline began her career in the United Kingdom after graduating with a BSc honours in Physiotherapy in 2000. She has an accomplished career in musculoskeletal physiotherapy including postgraduate studies. She completed her Pilates training with the internationally recognised Polestar Pilates and provides our comprehensive in-house Pilates training and mentoring. Having worked in private practice, occupational health and as a physio for numerous sports teams, Caroline brings a wide range of experience to the Live Well team and enjoys teaching, mentoring and developing new services. In addition to leading our Pilates team, Caroline drives our clinics towards our purpose – to inspire our clients and community to make positive changes to their health!

Outside of work, Caroline enjoys spending time with her three young children. She has a passion for continual development and enjoys learning more about health and nutrition.

Daniel graduated from Curtin University of Technology in 2003 with a BSc in Physiotherapy. Daniel has had significant experience in the areas of musculoskeletal and sports injuries and has a particular interest in spinal pain, shoulder rehabilitation and knee injuries. He also has qualifications in dry needling and the treatment of benign positional vertigo and has specialised skills in Kinesio taping, a form of strapping which promotes optimal muscle function after injury. He takes pride in providing his clients with evidence-based, timely and effective physiotherapy treatment.

Daniel is the principal educator for the Live Well Group, organising and teaching our impressive weekly in-house physio education. He also manages the operations of the clinic and is mentor to our Hillarys physios.

Outside of work, Daniel enjoys spending time with his family, swimming, cycling and travelling when the opportunity arises!

Kieran is a Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist (as conferred by the Australian College of Physiotherapists in 2016) who is passionate about patients undertaking physiotherapy rehabilitation to solve their pain and injury problems, prior to opting for imaging, injections or surgery. In 2018, Kieran will begin an Australian workshop tour for the Australian Physiotherapy Association, advocating for non-surgical management of Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) tears.

After completing a postgraduate Masters in Clinical Physiotherapy, Kieran undertook the 2-year Specialist training program. Kieran utilities a research-based, comprehensive approach to each client as an individual, tailoring a specific management plan to achieve significant long-term outcomes. He has formally mentored many physiotherapists in Perth for over 8 years, consulting to a number of private practices offering second opinions, as well as providing professional development lectures, tutorials and education. He also works as a sessional academic on the postgraduate Masters Program at Curtin University.

Outside of work, Kieran absolutely loves spending time with his beautiful wife and two daughters, particularly down at the beach. He is an avid fan of strength training, philosophical conversation and loves statistical analysis when it comes to watching sports!

Dan completed his physiotherapy degree at Curtin University and began working in private practice immediately. He has gained experience in musculoskeletal and sports injury assessment, diagnosis and rehabilitation, as well as hydrotherapy and strength training. Dan has a keen interest in treating lower back pain, shoulders and sporting injuries.

With a strong emphasis on using the latest medical research in his practice, Dan combines up-to-date manual therapy and exercise prescription to help his patients achieve their goals and prevent injuries reoccurring. He has undertaken postgraduate training in dry needling, and training in Clinical Pilates.

Dan enjoys running outdoors and attending the gym to stay fit and live a healthy lifestyle. Promoting this along with a structured treatment plan is what motivates him to provide patients with the highest quality care.

Sinead graduated from Curtin University with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy and immediately began her career in private practice. She strongly believes in combining manual therapy, exercise-based rehabilitation and education to optimise client’s function and ensure a prompt return to pain-free activities. Sinead is passionate about incorporating the latest evidence-based management approach to assist clients in successfully achieving their health goals. She has completed postgraduate training in dry needling and Clinical Pilates.

Sinead manages a broad patient caseload of spinal and peripheral joint pathologies, soft tissue injuries, post-surgical and women’s health clients. She has developed a keen interest in treating neck and lower back pain as well as rehabilitating clients after sporting injuries.

Sinead loves staying active; playing netball, swimming and cycling. In her spare time, she also enjoys going to the beach and spending time with friends and family.

Hannah completed her physiotherapy degree at Curtin University and is passionate about musculoskeletal and sports injury physiotherapy. Hannah is enthusiastic about individualised treatment and helping her clients achieve the highest level of recovery and performance. In achieving this, Hannah places emphasis on a holistic and evidence based approach.

Hannah has additional training in clinical Pilates, dry needling and also has experience with hydrotherapy. In the past Hannah has worked closely with athletes in various sports including rugby, soccer, cricket, netball and Gaelic football.

Outside of work Hannah enjoys living an active and healthy lifestyle, going to the gym and playing social sports.

Georgina completed her Physiotherapy degree at Curtin University. Since then she has gained experience in treating a wide range of musculoskeletal problems. Georgina has a special interest in treating neck and back pain, sporting injuries and also women’s health. She has postgraduate training in clinical Pilates and has further qualifications in dry needling/acupuncture and Kinesio taping. 

Georgina has experience travelling to Sydney and Adelaide as Team Physiotherapist with the U21s and U18s State Level Women’s Hockey teams. Locally, she has experience working with Men’s and Women’s State Level Basketball teams, as well as with a Men’s Amateur Football Club for WAFL.

Georgina is passionate about helping her patients reach their health goals and maintaining long-term positive outcomes. She believes this is best achieved through a combination of high quality manual therapy, injury management advice and a home exercise programme tailored to the individual. Outside of work, Georgina enjoys coastal walks, going to the gym and attending new exercise classes.

Rachel oversees the running of the Hillarys clinic. In addition to looking after our Live Well Physio team, Rachel undertakes most of the administration work that goes into the smooth running of the clinic.

In her spare time, Rachel enjoys spending time with her 4 children, paddle boarding and taking in the WA coastline.

Rachel is supported by her fantastic reception team, Jacqui, Heidi, Deb and Russell who between them have been in the customer service industry for over 80 years. Jointly they work hard to provide our clinic with a high standard of customer service and a warm welcome to our clinic.

David graduated from Curtin University of Technology in 1997. He has developed a broad scope of practice in the podiatry profession. After working in the public sector at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital for 8 years, David started his own practice in 1999.

David has a particular interest in musculoskeletal injuries, gait retraining, diabetic related foot problems and minor surgical procedures involving nail and skin conditions. He works closely with our physiotherapists and has expertise in specialised dry needling (Acupuncture) and myofascial trigger point therapy of the foot and ankle region.

Outside of work, David enjoys running (with his orthotics in situ!) and spending time with his family.