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Dr Beth Yule is a Senior Osteopath at Premier Sports Medicine Brunswick with a clinical focus on headache, migraine, vestibular disorders and chronic neck pain. Beth has completed advanced training in headache and migraine care, vestibular rehabilitation and TMJ-related presentations, and works with patients using a tailored mix of hands-on care, education, lifestyle advice and rehabilitation exercises. Her interest in headache and migraine care is personal as well as professional. After experiencing chronic daily headaches and migraine herself, Beth developed a strong interest in understanding how different health factors can contribute to ongoing symptoms and how treatment can be tailored to the individual. Today, she supports patients experiencing persistent and complex presentations including headache, migraine, BPPV, post-concussion syndrome, whiplash, chronic neck pain and TMJ/jaw pain. Beth takes an individualised approach to care that considers the person, their symptoms and the factors that may be contributing to their presentation. Depending on the patient’s needs, Beth may incorporate hands-on osteopathic treatment, posture and ergonomic advice, sleep education, stress management strategies, lifestyle advice and rehabilitation exercises as part of care. Beth is also a Certified Watson Headache Practitioner Level 3 and holds an International Vestibular Rehabilitation Certificate. Alongside clinical practice, she has contributed to practitioner education, webinars and conference presentations, and has also worked as a Supervising Clinician at the RMIT Student Health Clinic.

Dr Kevin Tee is a Senior Osteopath at Premier Sports Medicine Brunswick. He works with people aged 8+ and has clinical interests in headaches, migraine, dizziness, concussion and whiplash, neck and back pain, workplace ergonomics and athletes. Kevin brings a strong movement background to his osteopathy work, with personal experience across national-level swimming, professional martial arts and weightlifting. His approach combines hands-on osteopathic techniques with rehabilitation, exercise prescription, dry needling and Clinical Pilates where appropriate.

Nathan Gravina is a Senior Myotherapist at Premier Sports & Spinal Medicine in Thornbury and Brunswick with more than 15 years of experience helping people manage pain, improve movement and return to the activities they enjoy. Nathan has a clinical interest in headaches, neck pain, TMJ dysfunction, lower back and hip pain, and sports injuries. He takes a practical and supportive approach to care, combining hands-on myotherapy treatment with personalised exercise prescription to support pain relief, movement and long-term function. Throughout his career, Nathan has worked with a wide range of patients experiencing musculoskeletal pain, sporting injuries and movement-related concerns. He enjoys helping people better understand their condition and building tailored treatment plans that support both recovery and long-term physical health. Depending on the individual presentation and assessment findings, Nathan’s treatment approach may include trigger point therapy, deep tissue massage, myofascial release, dry needling, cupping, joint mobilisation and exercise-based rehabilitation strategies. His goal is to help patients reduce pain, improve function and feel more confident returning to sport, work and everyday activities. Nathan places strong importance on building good rapport with each patient and creating a supportive treatment environment where people feel listened to throughout their recovery process.

Sanam Tavakkoli Oskouei is a physiotherapist at Premier Sports Medicine, consulting from the Thornbury and Brunswick clinics. She has 11 years of physiotherapy experience and a particular focus on sporting injuries, musculoskeletal conditions, running-related injuries, lower-limb post-operative rehabilitation, shoulder injuries and chronic pain. Sanam combines manual therapy with an exercise-based approach to help patients restore movement, build strength and return to the activities they love. Her PhD research at Monash University focused mainly on lower limb overuse injuries in runners, giving her deep experience in assessing running, posture, movement patterns and rehabilitation planning.

Matt Taylor is a dedicated, down-to-earth Physiotherapist at Premier Sports Medicine Brunswick who helps people move better, feel stronger and stay active. Whether you are returning to sport after injury, trying to get through the workday without pain or wanting to stay active with more confidence, Matt combines empathetic care with evidence-based rehabilitation and practical plans built around real-world outcomes.

Lilly is a highly skilled physiotherapist with a passion for helping people achieve pain-free movement and reach their personal goals. After graduating from the University of Otago, she spent the early years of her career at a well-regarded private practice in Wellington, NZ, where she honed her expertise in treating a wide range of acute and chronic conditions. Lilly takes pride in providing patient-centred care and is particularly focused on helping individuals return to their daily and sporting activities with optimal movement. Her areas of special interest include pilates-based rehabilitation, hypermobility, ACL rehabilitation, running injuries, posture-related pain, and falls prevention. Certified in APPI Clinical Matwork Pilates, Lilly has also completed extensive training in manual therapy and attended EDS ECHO webinars, continually seeking new opportunities to enhance her skills and provide the best possible care for her patients. Whether at the gym, practising pilates, or enjoying walks with friends, staying active is a key part of Lilly’s lifestyle.

Dr Gemma Danks is a passionate osteopath who loves helping people move and feel their best. She takes a holistic, hands-on approach to care, combining manual therapy with practical advice to support long-term results. Growing up as a dancer, Gemma developed a strong appreciation for movement, body awareness, and how the body performs under load. Through years of training and performance, she gained first-hand experience with injury, recovery, and the importance of looking after her body, an experience that naturally led her into osteopathy and continues to shape her treatment style today. Gemma has a particular interest in neck and back conditions, and enjoys working with patients to reduce pain, restore mobility, and improve overall function. Whether it’s desk-related tension, acute flare-ups, or more persistent issues, she focuses on understanding the underlying cause and tailoring treatment to each individual. With a friendly and approachable style, Gemma aims to create a comfortable environment where patients feel supported, understood, and confident in their care.