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Kitty graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2001 and a Master of Physiotherapy (manipulative) in 2004. She has worked in a variety of physiotherapy roles including: Musculoskeletal Post Surgical Rehabilitation Geriatric Kitty has also completed training in: Dry needling Parkinson’s Disease and Other Movement Disorders Dementia related courses Fall prevention and Balance Kitty has interests in Musculoskeletal Injuries eg. back , neck Dementia and other neurological disorders Fall prevention and Balance Non-pharmacological pain treatment

Emma graduated from the University of Sydney with a Master of Physiotherapy in 2019 and from ACU (Brisbane) with a Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science in 2016. She has worked in a variety of physiotherapy roles including: Musculoskeletal Orthopaedics and Surgical Rehabilitation Neurological Rehabilitation Pelvic Health Emma has also completed training in: Advanced Pelvic Floor – Pelvic Organ Prolapse (WHTA) Level 2 Women’s Pelvic Health (APA) Level 1 Women’s Pelvic Health (APA) Level 1 Women’s Health through the Life Stages (APA) GLA:D Program for hip and knee arthritis Dry needling Emma has interests in Pelvic Floor Health (pelvic pain, stress and urge incontinence, constipation, overactive bladder, pelvic floor muscle training, pessary fitting) Dry Needling Lower Limb Injuries Orthopaedics / pre & post surgery

Kerrith is an APA titled Sports Physiotherapist, who graduated from the University of Queensland as a Physiotherapist in 1990. She later completed her Masters in Sports Physiotherapy in 2001, qualifying her as a tier 2 physio. Kerrith has undertaken research on the epidemiology of AFL injuries, and the treatment of shoulder impingement, presenting her own research at the QLD Sports Medicine Association 2001 conference. Kerrith is an associate lecturer and examiner for UQ on the Masters of Sports Physio program and has been a clinical educator at ACU, as well as working in the QAFL and as a GP educator for the National Prescriber Service. Kerrith strives to use evidence-based techniques and supports various universities’ research programs