Felicity Kermode

Clinical Director of Move Well Physiotherapy and teaches the clinical components of the Professional Development Program. Felicity has post graduate degrees in both Sports and Manipulative Physiotherapy and is also actively involved in the physiotherapy profession through membership on several committees.

Email Felicity at: felicityk@movewell.com.au

Peter Owens

Graduated as a physiotherapist in 1986 and completed a Masters in Business Administration in 1993. Peter has over 20 years experience in private physiotherapy practices throughout Australia. Peter is Move Well's Managing Director.

Email Peter at: petero@movewell.com.au

Gavin Kerruish

Gavin has both a Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Science (Physiotherapy) and is the Managing Partner at Arena Joondalup Physiotherapy and is a partner at Belridge Physiotherapy. Gavin is also the Senior Physiotherapist for the West Perth Football Club and has a strong association with the Arena Swim Club. Gavin maintains a keen interest in, not only football, but all sports, and is now also the General Manager of Move Well.

Email Gavin at: gavink@movewell.com.au

Ben Gabrovec

Completed his B.Sc (Physio) at Curtin University and is the Managing Partner at Quinns Physiotherapy, Currambine Physiotherapy and Ocean Keys Physiotherapy and partner at Ellenbrook Physiotherapy.  Clinically his interests include cervical & lumbar pain. Outside of work his main interest is sport, mainly AFL previously working as a physiotherapist for the West Perth Football Club and Arena Joondalup Swim Club. 

Mark Gibson

Mark is a Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist and the Managing Partner of the Rockingham clinic.  He has undergraduate qualifications in Human Movement and Physiotherapy, with a postgraduate qualification in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy.  In addition to his clinical work, Mark also teaches postgraduate Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy in his role as teaching Fellow at the University of Western Australia.  Mark has an interest in treatment of chronic pain and diagnosis of complex musculoskeletal pain

Adrian Spinelli

B.Sc (Physiotherapy) Adrian is the Managing Partner at Applecross Physiotherapy Clinic. Interests include treatment of all sporting and occupational injuries, previously representing Western Australia in both soccer and running. Adrian also has a special interest in cycling and is currently team Physiotherapist for Plan B cycling team - Western Australia's state road cycling team (www.planbracing.com.au) competing in the National Road Series.  Other interests outside physiotherapy include music and football.

Emily Whiting

Emily is a partner at Warwick Physiotherapy and Duncraig Physiotherapy and Pilates, which has recently been added to Move Well's group of practices. Emily completed her Physiotherapy course at Curtin University. She is working at Warwick Physiotherapy at the moment. Emily enjoys most sports, particularly swimming and has interests in the treatment of acute musculo-skeletal injuries and spinal pain. 

Kate Elphick

Kate is a partner at Beaumaris Physiotherapy. Kate has a special inertest in the treatment of lumbo-pelvic related pain and dysfunction. This is often diagnosed as non-specific low back pain. The most common causes are trauma - e.g. heavy landing onto the bottom or hip, motor vehicle accidents with heavy braking, childbirth and muscle imbalances of the muscles in and around the back, hip and groin e.g. weakness or tightness. Kate has been successfully treating patients for over 15 years with a combination of physiotherapy and Canadian Osteopathic skills.

Blake Sutcliffe

Blake is a partner at Beaumaris Physiotherapy. Blake is a physiotherapist who is actively involved in sport at both a social and elite level. He plays social basketball with other Move Well Physiotherapists but is also a representative underwater hockey player at State and National level. Needless to say he also has an interest in swimming injuries.

Email Blake at: blake@movewell.com.au

Matt Affleck

Matt is a partner at the Melville and Wembley Physiotherapy Clinics. Matt is a Curtin trained Physiotherapist working in Move Well's Melville Practice. Clinical interests include shoulder injuries/rehabilitation, lower back injuries, real time ultrasound imaging and core stabilisation training as well as other sporting injuries. Outside interests include water polo, swimming and surfing.

 Nathan Cliff

Nathan graduated in 1998 and has a wealth of experience, having spent 7 years as the Senior Physiotherapist for the London Met Police.  His return to Perth has seen him hired by Move Well to take on that role at the Belridge Physiotherapy Centre, where he has now become a Partner.  Nathan has a strong sporting background, having played for WA in U19s Soccer as well as a successful junior career in Surf Lifesaving, including State titles in beach sprints.  His experience is broad in all areas of Physiotherapy, with knee injuries and rehabilitation being a particular specialty. Nathan has recently added the Marmion Physiotherapy Clinic to the Move Well list of practices, being a partner here as well.

Rob Woolfenden

Rob completed his Undergraduate Degree (Honors Kinesiology) in Canada prior to his Master of Physiotherapy at Curtin University.  Since this time, he has also completed a post-graduate degree in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy at UWA and is now a Titled member of the MPA.  Rob is a partner at Parmelia Physiotherapy, with an interest in treating all musculoskeletal conditions and sporting injuries.  Rob is the physiotherapist for the UWA Rugby Club, a sport in which he formerly played at an international level. 

Meghan Woolfenden

Meghan completed her Honors Health Science Undergraduate Degree in Canada prior to completing her Master of Physiotherapy at Curtin University.  Meghan is a partner at Parmelia Physiotherapy where she enjoys treating low back and neck pain.  She also has experience working for an Orthopaedic Surgeon, treating and rehabilitating post-operative shoulder and knee patients.  Meghan has a postgraduate Diploma of Professional Pilates (Rehabilitation) through Polestar Australia and is a keen runner, having completed her first half marathon in September 2010.

Thea Woodford

Thea has a post graduate degree in both Sports and Manipulative Physiotherapy and has worked in her own private practice in Applecross for many years. Move Well Physiotherapy is delighted to have Thea join our team. She is heavily involved in sporting clubs with a special interest in rowing and football injuries.

Ben Windebank

Ben has an undergradutae degree in Physiology and a post graduate Masters of Physiotherapy. He commenced work with Move Well in May 2012 and currently works at the Rockingham Practice. His interests lie in treating musculoskeletal conditions including neck and back pain and acute sporting injuries.

Taya Connelly

Taya has a Health and Exercise Science degree from UWA and completed her Physiotherapy degree at Curtin University. Taya enjoys combining her exercise rehabilitation skills with occupational injury management and working with athletes of all skill levels and is practicing out of the Beaumaris clinic.

Andrew McIntyre

Andrew is based at the Applecross clinic, and his clinical interests include the prevention and management of sporting injuries, particularly injuries in the adolescent population. As a keen distance runner, hockey and tennis player, Andrew also has a special interest in rehabilitation of injuries for these sports.

Hayley Tusak

Hayley completed her B Sc in Physiotherapy at Curtin University and is currently working at both the Currambine and Quinns Practices.  Clinically, she enjoys treating a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions and is particularly interested in Pilates.  Hayley has treated multiple sporting injuries with her work at North Beach Football Club and has assisted studies carried out with the West Coast Eagles.  Outside of work, Hayley enjoys classical dance training, achieving success in state competitions.

Louise Tusak

Louise completed her B. Sc. in Physiotherapy at Curtin University and is currently working at the Arena Joondalup Practice. Clinically, she enjoys treating an extensive range of musculoskeletal injuries and has a keen interest in Women's health. Louise has previously worked and continues to work with various elite and community AFL sporting teams including the West Coast Eagles and North Beach Football Club.

Scott Garvey 

Scott is a Curtin University trained Physiotherapist and currently splits his time between Move Well's Quinns and Ocean Keys practices.  Clinically, Scott is particularly interested in low back pain and sport specific injuries.  Scott currently plays football for West Coast Cowan AFC and last year received the opportunity to represent the state in a national amateur competition.  Outside of work Scott enjoys anything to do with the ocean, whether it be diving, surfing or fishing.

Kym Chandler

Kym has been a previous employee of Rockingham MoveWell, however has spent the last two years travelling around Europe and America as well as working in London.  She has been treating musculoskeletal injuries for five years now and has an interest in sports and acute injuries.  She has played netball competitively for a number of years in the state league and also plays touch rugby and tennis.  She has returned to MoveWell Rockingham to continue her career as a private practitioner.

Tom Harrington

Tom is a Curtin trained Physiotherapist currently working at the Warwick Practice.  Clinically he enjoys treating a wide variety of musculoskeletal conditions, in particular back and neck pain and sport specific injuries, which he has been exposed to working with his local football team.  He is also trained in Dry Needling as an adjunct treatment.  Outside of work Tom enjoys playing and watching sport and socialising with family and friends.

Lauren May

Lauren completed her Master of Physiotherapy at Curtin University and has since worked in private settings in Australia and Canada.  She is currently employed at the Beaumaris Practice.  Clinical interests include cervicogenic headaches, acute injury prevention and management, acupuncture and the use of real-time ultrasound imaging for the treatment of back pain.  Her interests outside of work involve scuba diving, soccer, travelling, mountain biking and snow sports.

Renae Barrett

Renae completed her Physiotherapy degree at Curtin University, graduating with Distinction.  She has since worked in private practice settings, currently at Ocean Keys Physiotherapy, and enjoys treating a wide variety of musculoskeletal injuries, with a keen interest in sports specific injury rehabilitation.  Renae has experience working with amateur football clubs and has travelled as the Team Physiotherapist with the State Schoolboys football team.  She is also trained in Dry Needling.  Outside of work, Renae enjoys competing in triathlons and long distance running

Ben Ireland

Ben completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy degree at The University of Notre Dame in Fremantle and is currently workinh at Move Well Melville. In the clinical setting, Ben has an interest in treating and preventing a wide range of musculoskeletal injuries, including neck pain, back pain and sporting injuries.  Ben is trained in the use of Real-Time Ultrasound Imaging and dry needling which both act as an excellent adjunct to treatment.  Outside of work Ben has a keen interest in numerous sports, predominantly Australian Rules Football, where he currently plays for the East Fremantle Football Club.  Other interests include camping, fishing and cooking. 

 Brad Richards

Brad completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy degree at The University of Notre Dame in Fremantle.  He has since worked in private practice settings, currently working at Duncraig Physiotherapy and Pilates.  Brad enjoys treating a vast range of musculoskeletal injuries, including acute sporting injuries and post-op rehabilitation.  Outside of work Brad enjoys all sports with golf, volleyball and AFL being his passions.  Brad also is a dedicated Fremantle Dockers Fan 

Ashleigh Dobson

Ashleigh has completed her B Sc in physiotherapy at Curtin University and is currently working at the Quinns and Ocean Keys practices. She enjoys treating a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions and has a particular interest in sporting injuries. Ashleigh has experience working with North Beach Amateur Football Club and is trained in teaching Clinical Pilates. Outside of work, her interests include running, swimming and music.

Emily Nicholson

Emily completed her bachelor of Physiotherapy at Curtin University.  Clinically she enjoys treating a wide range of musculoskeletal injuries with a particular interest in sports injuries and rehabilitation.  Emily has a keen interest in sports.  She has experience working with the Inglewood United Soccer premier league and reserves teams although she is a proud supporter of the West Coast Eagles.

Leslie Trigg

Leslie has a bachelor of Science in Anatomy and Physiology and a Masters of Physiotherapy from Curtin University.  He has been involved in teaching Anatomy and various other units for the Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy and Anatomy Schools at Curtin University and Notre Dame University for the last 10 years.  He has over 5 years experience in clinical practice managing a broad range of orthopaedic and musculoskeletal conditions and has more recently spent time working with a leading supplier of medical and rehabilitation technololgy.  Leslie has recently joined us at our Rockingham Clinic.

Matthew Kerslake

Matthew completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy at Curtin University and is currently a Physio at Move Well Belridge.  Matt has akeen interest in treating sports related injuries, low back and neck pain as well as vestibular dysfunctions such as vertigo.  He regularly runs hydrotherapy classes through Move Well and is trained in the use of Real-Time Ultrasound and dry needling (acupuncture).  Outside of Physio Matt has a keen interest in all sports, especially AFL and basketball.

Sarah Fasolo

Sarah completed her Physiotherapy degree at Curtin University.  She has been working in private practice for several years before joining Move Well Duncraig Physiotherapy and Pilates.  Sarah has completed a Diploma in Clinical Pilates and enjoys using her Pilates knowledge to effectively rehabilitate her patients.  She also has Dry Needling and Real Time Ultrasound training which she uses as an adjunct to treatment.  Clinically she enjoys treating a range of musculoskeletal conditions, including neck and sports specific injuries.  Outside of work she enjoys playing sport, travelling and cooking.

Tom Edwards

Tom received his Bachelor of Physiotherapy from The University of Notre Dame in Fremantle and has joined the team at the Quinns practice.  He has a keen interest in an array of musculoskeletal conditions with particular interest in back and neck pain and acute sporting injuries.  His interest in sports has led him to work with the Wanneroo amateur football, rugby and soccer teams.  His sporting interests outside of work inlude Rugby, Martial arts, Golf and swimming.

Michelle Mac Siomoin

After graduating from the University of Limerick, Ireland with a Bachelor of Science in Sports and Exercise Science, Michelle completed her Master of Physiotherapy (graduate entry) at Curtin University of Technology.  Since becoming a member of staff at Duncraig Physiotherapy, Michelle has developed a strong interest in injury rehabilitation through Pilates and has recently been certified as a Polestar Practitioner for Pilates rehabilitation.  Clinically Michelle has a keen interest in low back pain and the treatment of all sporting injuries.  Outside of work, Michelle enjoys running.