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Tina Chen is a skilled and compassionate physiotherapist who provides thoughtful, evidence-informed care that empowers her patients to achieve meaningful results. Tina takes a hands-on and exercise-based approach, tailored to each individual. She is particularly passionate about helping people return to healthy, active lives following injury or in the presence of chronic conditions. Tina also enjoys working with children and young athletes, having gained valuable experience at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead. At Jordan Springs, Tina runs our Strong & Steady exercise class and the NDSS-funded diabetes program Beat It, where she supports participants to build confidence, strength, and mobility in a safe and encouraging environment. Tina holds a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Distinction) from Western Sydney University and is a proud member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association.

Isaac Serhan has enjoyed a strong interest in sports from a young age, having played soccer all his life. His deep curiosity in how the body works and heals from injury has propelled him to pursue his physiotherapy career. Isaac loves supporting his community to recover from their injuries. Isaac graduated with a Bachelor of Exercise Physiology from the University of New South Wales, followed by a Masters of Physiotherapy from Sydney University. While completing these studies, Isaac’s interest in sport and rehabilitation led him to work as a Personal Trainer for a number of years. He has Cert 3 and 4 qualifications in Fitness. Isaac’s physiotherapy career has been in private practice. His focus has been on helping people through all sorts of chronic conditions, along with more acute sporting and gym based injuries. Isaac has been fortunate enough to have worked alongside many health care professionals from different fields, developing wide knowledge.

Shaun is a dedicated physiotherapist who works with our Jordan Springs team. Shaun graduated from Western Sydney University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy with Distinction and is a member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA). Shaun has a keen interest in sport and grew up playing rugby league and soccer through which he has experienced more than a few injuries of his own. This allows him to understand his patients’ needs from both a professional and personal perspective. Shaun has completed his Sports Trainer Level 1 and previously worked with Penrith Emus Rugby Club and Penrith Rams Football Club. Shaun enjoys working with individuals from all walks of life, tailoring treatment plans to suit each person’s unique needs and goals. Whether it’s assisting someone recovering from an acute injury, managing a chronic condition, or returning to sport, Shaun is committed to providing personalised care that incorporates a mix of manual and exercise-based therapy.

Sarah Morley is a physiotherapist and works with our Jordan Springs team. She is a graduate of the University of Sydney, completing a Master of Physiotherapy. Prior to this Sarah completed a Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science at Western Sydney University. Sarah became interested in physiotherapy during high school as she saw this field as a way to combine an interest in health as well as her passion for helping people. While completing her studies, Sarah worked in the disability sector as an Allied Health Assistant. This cemented her passion to see people improve their quality of life through exercise. This has also increased her skills when navigating the NDIS.

Nathan Duguid is a Senior Physiotherapist at Jordan Springs who first connected with The Healthy Body Company as a patient while attending St Dominic’s College. After graduating in 2013 with outstanding HSC results, he received an academic excellence scholarship to Western Sydney University, where he completed a Bachelor of Health Science and Master of Physiotherapy with distinction. During his studies, Nathan earned recognition through the UWS Aspire Leadership Program and the School of Science & Health Dean’s Merit List in 2014 and 2017. Nathan has worked with athletes across touch football, rugby league, softball, netball, AFL, rugby union, triathlon and trail running, including Regional, State and Australian-level teams. He is also passionate about strength training and representative touch football. Nathan believes physiotherapy should be a partnership between therapist and patient, combining evidence-based treatment with education to support long-term health and injury prevention. He is a member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) and Australian Strength & Conditioning Association (ASCA), and holds certifications in Sports Physiotherapy, Dry Needling, and Level 1 Strength & Conditioning Coaching.

Jude is our Principal Physiotherapist at our Jordan Springs clinic. Jude is a local and was the School Captain of Penrith Academic High School in 2005 before graduating from the University of Newcastle in 2010. Jude’s passion for Physiotherapy stems from his love of sports. He currently plays soccer for Cranebrook Soccer Club and Basketball at Penrith & Districts Basketball Association and Hills Basketball Association on a Monday and Thursday night. Jude has been working in private practice since graduating. He has worked with numerous Physiotherapists both as a student and as a mentor. Jude also works with Regional, State and National level Touch Football teams and is the Medical Coordinator for Softball NSW. His goal as a practitioner is to provide high quality holistic health care to the local community. His aim is to ensure that every patient that walks through the doors of the clinic are looked after and provided with a tailored approach to their concerns. Jude is a “hands-on” practitioner, using forms of manual therapy, joint mobilisation techniques, dry needling and strapping with tailored exercises to suit each individual’s needs. Jude is a proud member of the Penrith Community and is here to assist you in your recovery process and will work with you to achieve your goals.

Stephen Cunningham is the Clinical Director of The Healthy Body Company and has been a physiotherapist for over two decades. Steve has a close association with NSW Touch Football Association and the Australian Touch Football Association and has travelled extensively both nationally and internationally with elite teams. However, Steve prides himself on treating every one of his patients with the same level of care and attention and many people have benefitted from his superior diagnostic and injury management ability. Steve works as a mentor for young physiotherapists who are motivated to develop their skills, and are passionate about the profession. Steve is a certified Pink and Steel Physio, supporting those undergoing treatment for cancer and cancer survivors to achieve quality of life outcomes. When he is not working Steve enjoys spending time with his family, including his four sons. He has been an elite athlete, with his athletic achievements including being a five time Hawaiian Ironman finisher and a seven time Australian Ironman finisher, including a third place in 1988. Steve has completed more marathons than he cares to remember, is a 5 time Six Foot Track finisher, has completed the North Face 100, and the Sydney OxFam Trailwalker, where his team finished in just over 13 hours. With his team he won Geoquest 2017. He has completed the Great Ocean Run (100k) Tarawera Ultra 100, the Cradle Mountain Run, Ultra Trail Kosciuszko Miler and the Snowy Mountains Ultra.

Sport has always been a part of Steph Winchester’s life and she grew up playing multiple sports including netball, soccer, and basketball and she continues to play touch football at a representative level. With this involvement in sport Steph developed a keen interest in injury prevention and management. Steph Winchester graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2014 from the Australian Catholic University. Steph joined our Caringbah team after working in a large private practice for several years treating a variety of musculoskeletal and sporting injuries. Steph thrives on helping her patients reach their full potential and has wide experience in treating both an athletic and general population. She utilises a hands-on and exercise–based approach to treatment, centred around the most recent evidence. Steph is a member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association and has completed post qualification training in the following areas: Sports Level 1 2016 The Sporting Spine Course Dr. Peter Malliaris Lower Limb Tendinopathy Course APPI Matwork And Equipment Pilates Level 1 The Pregnant Pelvis A career highlight for Steph was the opportunity to travel with the Australian Touch Football teams to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and Nottingham, England for the Touch Football World cups.

Travis Adelerhof is a Physiotherapist in our Caringbah team that graduated from Charles Sturt University, Orange with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2021, excelling in his studies, receiving a Dean’s Award for Academic Excellence in the final two years of his degree. Travis’ interest in injury rehabilitation and human performance began in high school with his own sporting endeavours including Rugby League & Rugby Union where he played Juniors for the Aquinas Colts JRLFC and senior football for Orange CYMS CRL. Travis has a passion for sports injury rehabilitation and high performance, and believes in empowering individuals to reach their goals and live a healthy and active lifestyle. In addition to his passion for sports injury rehabilitation, Travis also has an interest in the management of Vertigo & Dizziness, Vestibular rehabilitation & Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Dysfunction.

Thomas (Tom) Hamilton, is the Principal Physiotherapist at our Mount Annan clinic where he heads up a team of local physiotherapists. Tom is a graduate of Western Sydney University having been awarded a Bachelor of Health Science (Sport and Exercise Science) with distinction and Master of Physiotherapy. He excelled in his studies, earning a highly coveted place on the School of Science and Health Dean’s Merit List for 2012, 2013 and 2015. In 2015 he received the Dean’s Medal for outstanding scholarship. Tom has also received international recognition for his academic achievements with membership to the Golden Key International Honour Society. Tom started his career as a qualified personal trainer before transitioning to become a qualified exercise scientist. However, he soon realised his true passion was in helping people prevent and recover from injuries and his true calling as a physiotherapist. Tom joined the Healthy Body Company team at the end of 2015. In 2016, he won the Penrith City Youth Business Person of the year award. Tom has worked with numerous sporting affiliations including NSW Touch Football Association and the Australian Touch Football Association where he has travelled nationally and internationally with elite teams.