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Gillian completed her Physiotherapy degree at St Mary’s Hospital in London and worked in the UK and Africa before immigrating to Australia. She has worked in a number of health care settings from public and private hospitals to residential aged care along with private practice. Gillian started the clinic in 1990 in the Moorebank area, and has grown the clinic to it’s current 3 locations in South West Sydney. She currently spends the majority of her time at Physiofit SWS developing growing and mentoring the team. She enjoys treating a wide variety of conditions, with a particular interest in Hydrotherapy as well as neck pain and lower back pain. Gillian uses a combination of manual therapy and exercises consistent with the latest physiotherapy evidence to help her patients get back to doing what they love.

April graduated from the University of Sydney with a Masters of Physiotherapy in 2017 after graduating from Western Sydney University with a Bachelor of Health Science (Sport & Exercise Science). Her double qualification allows her to effectively apply physiotherapy treatment and exercise prescription to achieve the most optimal outcomes for her patients. April is trained in clinical pilates and runs her classes on a Tuesday and Thursday at our Moorebank clinic. She is also trained in dry needling and segmental needling, which she incorporates into her treatments when appropriate to achieve the best outcome for her patients. April also has a strong interest in health and sports and enjoys treating a range of musculoskeletal conditions from muscle strains, ligament sprains/tears and tendinopathies. April also enjoys treating paediatric patients to ensure the best outcome for the child with both development and musculoskeletal injuries. April is an active member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA).

Samuel takes great pride in forming a partnership with his clients in order to achieve their desired goals. He loves combining exercise and a range of other modalities in order to achieve the best possible outcomes. A keen interest in anatomy and how the body functions, as well as the satisfaction of helping people is how Sam found himself wanting to become a physiotherapist. Sam has a love for playing sport, and still fills his weekends with competitive rugby union and cricket. In his spare time, you might find Sam out for a run, watching more sport or gaming. He loves to keep a great balance between his work and social life, and finds maintaining his physical and mental health not only necessary, but enjoyable.