Move Well currently operates 11 clinics in Perth, which means there is a location near you. Move Well aims to provide excellent patient care through high clinical and professional standards and exceptional customer service.

Recent advances in research, clinical practice and technology have facilitated significant improvements in physiotherapy. However, implementing these advances into private practice and providing specialised clinical services is often beyond the expertise and economic viability of an individual physiotherapy clinic. Move Well's network of clinics collectively provide a comprehensive range of specialised physiotherapy services including manipulative therapy, sports physiotherapy, real-time ultrasound imaging, exercise prescription services, hydrotherapy, Pilates and occupational health services.

The directors and management of Move Well have been operating physiotherapy and rehabilitation services in Australia for over 20 years. Peter Owens is the Manging Director of Move Well, whilst Felicity Kermode is the Clinical Director.

 Directors

	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.
	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.

 Partners

	Gavin Kerruish B.Sc (Physiotherapy) and B.Bus (Accounting) Gavin is the Managing Partner at Arena Joondalup Physiotherapy and is a partner at Belridge Physiotherapy, Quinns Physiotherapy and the new Ocean Keys 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.
	Ben Gabrovec Completed his B.Sc (Physio) at Curtin University and is the Managing Partner at Quinns Physiotherapy and Ocean Keys 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 the Managing Partner of the Rockingham clinic and has undergraduate qualifications in human movement and physiotherapy, with a postgraduate qualification in manual/manipulative therapy. Interests include treatment of neck pain, back pain, headaches and sports Injuries. Has previously worked as team physiotherapist for South Fremantle Football Club. Interests outside of work primarily revolve around attempting to lower his golf handicap.
	Adrian Spinelli B.Sc (Physiotherapy) 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. Current interests outside physiotherapy include music, golf and football.
Staff Profiles
	Julian Bowen Since graduating from Curtin University, he has worked in a number of private clinics, and began working at Arena Joondalup Physiotherapy in 2007. Julian has played state and national level volleyball, and as such, has a strong interest in shoulder injuries and rehabilitation. His interests also include cervicogenic headaches and lower back pain.
	Jenna Brooks Jenna completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy at Notre Dame University and before joining our Quinns practice, spent time working in Albany. Clinically Jenna has a keen interest in low back pain and the rehabiliation of sporting injuries. Outside of work Jenna enjoys a variety of sports including netball and water skiing.
	Simon Cantoni Commenced work with Move Well in 2005 and is based at the Belridge clinic. Simon has an interest in exercise based rehabilitation and keeps fit playing Australian Rules football and is a mad keen surfer. He has several years of experience in the treatment of sporting injuries and chronic low back pain.
	Belinda Connelly Belinda trained as a Physiotherapist at Curtin University in Perth, and is currently working at Warwick Physiotherapy. Belinda´s interests include the treatment of all musculoskeletal injuries and Women´s health. Outside of work she enjoys going to the rugby, watching movies and competing in the occasional triathlon.
	Melissa Follington Completed her training at Curtin University in Perth, and is currently working at Move Well´s Parmelia Clinic. Melissa has a keen interest in Women´s Health, working with the elderly and sporting injuries. Outside of work she enjoys good food, socialising and playing both indoor and outdoor soccer.
	Lauren May BSc (Biomedical Science), MSc (Physiotherapy) is currently employed at Move Well's Arena Joondalup Clinic. Clinical interests include low back pain, the treatment and prevention of sporting injuries and exercise rehabilitation. Interests outside of work include soccer, snowboarding and travelling.
	Simon Pratt Is currently working at the Quinns practice after a few years at Joondalup Health Campus. Simon lives at the University of Western Australia Colleges and is involved in student mentoring, Bible classes and theatre productions (as Cary Grant look alike). He has an interest in treating sports injuries and spinal pain.
	Blake Sutcliffe 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.
	Emily Whiting 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.
	Thea Woodford 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.
	Rob Woolfenden Completed his Undergraduate Degree (Kinesiology) in Canada prior to his Master of Physiotherapy (graduate entry) at Curtin University. Rob is currently employed at the Move Well Rockingham clinic, with interests in all musculoskeletal conditions. He is the team physiotherapist for the UWA rugby club and the U16 State rugby team; a sport in which Rob formerly played at an international level.
	Aaron Thomas Aaron is a Curtin University trained Physio who specialises in treatment of musculoskeletal conditions such as neck and back pain, as well as treating the sporting population. He is heavily involved in a number of sports, primarily Australian Rules Football. In the past Aaron has been the Physiotherapist for the WA Women´s State Baseball team and the Sydney Sikh Hockey team. Aaron plays for, and is currently the Physiotherapist for the North Beach Football Club.
	Kate Elphick 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.
	Meghan McCann Meghan completed her Undergraduate degree (BHSc honors) in Canada followed by her Master of Physiotherapy (Graduate Entry) at Curtin University. She is currently working at the Rockingham location, and has clinical interests in low back pain and return to work exercise rehabilitation programs. Outside of work, Meghan enjoys running and pilates.
	Adam McKnight Adam completed his B.Sc. in Physiotherapy at Curtin University and is currently working at Quinns Physiotherapy and Arena Joondalup Physiotherapy. His clinical interests include spinal conditions as well as acute musculoskeletal and sporting injuries. Outside of work Adam enjoys keeping active in a number of different sports. He is also a team Physiotherapist for the West Perth Football Club.
	Sean Cowan Sean is a graduate of Curtin University and is currently working at the Belridge Clinic. He has a number of years clinical experience treating hand and upper limb injuries and also has an interest in all kinds of back pain and sporting injuries. Outside of physiotherapy he plays hockey for Curtin Trinity Pirates, and enjoys watching and playing all kinds of sports.
	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.
	Matt Affleck 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.
	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.