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In a previous life, Emma has been a professional horse rider, personal trainer and an office manager, all whilst juggling a massage career on the side. Her wealth and variety of knowledge and personal experience, means she truly understands what the demands of life can throw at us and the importance of taking care of ones physical and mental health. Emma is hard-working and passionate about massage and what she can do to help every patient. In both her academic and professional life, she has always been someone who is results driven and if those results don't arise, she endeavors to problem solve and increase her knowledge and skills to help create better outcomes for all. Emma’s strive for knowledge has seen her accumulate a number of different techniques and skills she can offer to clients, to achieve the best possible outcome, and continues to push her to be a more adaptable clinician. She often works with clients recovering from shoulder injuries, knee injuries, and NDIS-related physio needs, complementing physiotherapy care. Emma’s warm and approachable nature, her versatility and professionalism has helped her build fantastic rapport with her clients, and maintain them for many years.

Zenia graduated as a physiotherapist from Sydney University with a first class honours in 2011. Completing her final year thesis on the reliability and validity of clinical and radiological tests used to diagnose Femoral Acetabular Impingement, a painful condition of the hip. Zenia currently works part-time in age-care and part-time in Private Practice. She has experience supporting NDIS physio patients and treating shoulder injuries, knee injuries, and concussion rehabilitation.

Henry is a passionate and energetic physiotherapist dedicated to delivering patient-focused, evidence-based care. Skilled in building strong relationships and solving complex problems with professionalism and cultural sensitivity, Henry helps clients achieve positive outcomes and improve their quality of life. Henry’s expertise spans surgical rehabilitation, sports injury management, knee injuries, shoulder injuries, and concussion recovery. He also provides tailored programs for NDIS physio patients, combining exercise prescription and manual therapy techniques. His commitment to continuous learning ensures that every treatment plan is tailored to meet the unique needs of each patient. With a background as a national-level tennis player, he brings a deep understanding of athletic performance and recovery. Henry believes in a holistic approach to physiotherapy, combining evidence-based practices with personalized care. He is dedicated to empowering patients through education, ensuring they understand their treatment plan and how to prevent future injuries. His approach fosters collaboration and trust, helping patients achieve their goals—whether it's returning to sport, recovering from surgery, or enhancing mobility and strength.

Tommy is an enthusiastic and caring Physiotherapist who strives to help patients from all walks of life achieve their personal goals. Tommy is a strong believer that movement and exercise is paramount for living a happy, healthy lifestyle and he takes great pride in helping individuals achieve this for themselves. Tommy places high value on building relationships and understanding a patient's presenting problem/concern, whatever it may be, to allow for the implementation of an effective treatment plan, getting individuals back to doing what they love. He also has a strong passion for treating musculoskeletal injuries, knee injuries, shoulder injuries, and concussion rehabilitation. He possesses highly developed skills in both manual therapy and exercise prescription to help individuals bounce back from injury and return to performing at their very best. Tommy has previously undertaken a Physiotherapy internship with the Newcastle Knights NSW Cup and Jersey Flegg squads, allowing him to gain an extensive knowledge of the required standards to compete at a high level, and the development of rehabilitation programs to return to these standards post injury. He also supports NDIS physio patients with tailored rehab programs.

Growing up with a mother who was also a Physiotherapist, Georgia’s interest was piqued from a young age. Combined with her passion for sport, health and helping others, Physiotherapy was a natural career choice. Georgia’s love of sport and movement has seen her compete in a variety of sports including swimming, soccer and more notably, Water Polo. She is an Elite athlete, having been a part of the NSWIS, junior and senior Australian Water Polo squads, as well as currently co-captaining and competing for Drummoyne in the Australian Water Polo League, where she has played since she was a junior. With this level of personal experience, she truly understands the demands that Elite sport has on the body, including the risks of knee injuries, shoulder injuries, and concussion recovery. She has also been on the other side of this, having worked with the Under 16 Australian Water Polo team on their World Championships tour. Georgia chose to pursue private practice Physiotherapy because she has a true interest and love for building real connections and trust with her patients, to understand them better and ultimately, help them achieve their goals. She also works closely with NDIS physio patients, helping them regain mobility and independence. She has a passion for getting people back to what they love, whether that be sport, activity, or daily life. She believes movement is medicine and wants to help all people reach their potential and improve their quality of life.

Brendan is the Owner and Principal Physiotherapist of Dynamic with a love of treating all types of acute and chronic injuries and has a particular interest in Sports related injuries and performance. Having played high level rugby for most of his life, Brendan understands the demands placed on an athlete and aims to work with you to build a plan to ensure you have the tools to perform at your best, no matter the sport or environment you find yourself in. With a strong involvement in sport, Brendan is currently the head physio at a number of local and National sporting clubs including St Patrick’s old boys Rugby Club, Drummoyne Dirty Reds Rugby Club and Drummoyne Water Polo in the Australian Water Polo League. In 2020 he also had the pleasure to have worked with Water Polo Australia Men’s team, Australian and NSWIS Rowing and Para-Olympic teams in Preparation for Tokyo 2020 Brendan has previously worked with NSW Speed Blitz Blues, NSW Suburban Rugby Representative team and West Harbour Rugby. Brendan’s main focus is on improving mobility & movement, building strength to decrease pain and improve performance. “When people move correctly, they move freely, pain free, and can train harder.”