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Simone started practising as a Physiotherapist in 1989, and like all good clinicians she continues to practise, to learn, to improve, focusing on best practice physiotherapy for excellent outcomes for her clients. She also mentors Physio’s in the clinic, provides Training for Industry, and manages the business. Simone and Kellie are very proud of the business they have built in Epping and grateful for the support they have had over many years from the Epping Community. Simone believes in a healthy lifestyle and fitness and the well being that flows from this. She will work with you to gain and maintain function to be fit, healthy, and happy. Simone has special interests in Glut med tendinopathy, headaches and neck pain, and that while individual practitioners have their expertise, the beauty of a larger practice means we refer to the broader team when special needs require. Simone is a keen bike rider, runner, golfer, rower, actually pretty much any sport, and loves eating, reading, travelling and hanging out with her gorgeous family. If Simone had a superpower – it would be to have an identical twin to go shopping for perfectly fitting clothes for her, so she doesn’t have to go to the shops.

Kanwal has been a physiotherapist for over a decade, working across both private practice and community settings. He has extensive experience managing sports teams and supporting people through injury recovery and with disability. Kanwal believes that great physiotherapy starts with understanding the person, not just the problem. By taking the time to listen and tailor treatment to each individual, he helps clients feel confident, supported, and actively involved in their recovery. Kanwal is passionate about personalised care and finds real satisfaction in helping people move better and feel stronger in their everyday lives. Kanwal enjoys working with a wide range of conditions, with particular expertise in back, neck, hip, and shoulder pain, as well as chronic and ongoing conditions. His focus is on achieving long-term relief, improving mobility, and empowering clients to reach their full potential — whether they’re returning to sport or managing persistent pain. Outside the clinic, Kanwal enjoys keeping active and can often be found playing indoor cricket, running, or spending time at the gym. “If Kanwal were a superhero, his superpower would be… ripping out leggies like Shane Warne in indoor cricket.”

Sofia has always been fascinated by the anatomy and biomechanics of the human body, which led her to develop a deep passion for rehabilitation. She strongly believes that to achieve patient health goals, good communication between patient and therapist is key. Sofia is committed to educating and empowering patients about their physical conditions and promoting a healthy lifestyle. Born in Chile, Sofia primarily dedicated herself to neurorehabilitation and hydrotherapy. In recent years, she has developed an interest in back and shoulder injuries. Her approach is patient-centred, emphasizing hands-on treatment and tailored exercises to help patients achieve their health goals. She is fluent in Spanish. “If Sofia were a superhero, her superpowers would be…. breathing underwater and possessing unlimited energy.”

Matt is a dedicated physiotherapist who is passionate about helping people achieve their goals through a combination of exercise therapy and manual therapy techniques. He believes in empowering individuals to take charge of their own recovery through education and a proactive approach to injury prevention. Matt enjoys working with people of all ages and has a special interest in sports injuries. As an ASCA accredited strength and conditioning coach, Matt specializes in bridging the gap between rehab and performance. He has worked previously at high level sport, including with clubs in the Victorian Football League, National Premier League and the Victorian Premier League. In his free time, Matt enjoys playing footy for his local club, watches the sport, goes to music gigs and catches up with family and friends. “If Matt were a superhero, his superpower would be… to never get injured”

Sujan is a caring and dedicated senior physiotherapist who is currently completing his Master of Sports and Exercise Physiotherapy and High Performance Sport. He is passionate about helping people feel stronger, move better, and return to the activities they love. Sujan’s approach is grounded in evidence-based exercise, hands-on therapy, thoughtful biomechanical analysis, and a genuine commitment to understanding each person’s goals. Sujan has a particular interest in musculoskeletal rehabilitation, exercise prescription, and pain management. He finds great reward in helping people build long-term strength, confidence, and resilience. He has had the privilege of working with international elite athletes, which has shaped his deep interest in sports injuries, on-field care, and supporting athletes through their return-to-sport journey. Whether working with a weekend runner, a young athlete, or someone simply wanting to stay active, Sujan enjoys connecting with people of all ages and walks of life. Outside the clinic, Sujan is happiest when he’s watching or playing any kind of sport, or spending time with his friends and family. If Sujan were a superhero? He’d choose the power to control time — just so he could rewind the moments that matter most.

Javiera is known for her friendly nature, positive energy, and the genuine care she brings to every patient. With many years of experience working in Chile, she has developed strong hands-on physiotherapy skills and a thoughtful, patient-centred approach. Javiera enjoys using manual therapy alongside gentle, pain-free exercises to help people move and feel better. She has a particular interest in treating shoulder, as well as neck and back problems. Javiera especially loves working with older patients, where her calm, kind, and attentive manner is deeply appreciated. Javiera loves the outdoors and is always up for a walk — especially if it involves a beach, fresh air, and the chance to avoid being indoors. That is her therapy. If Javiera were a superhero, her super power would be… to be able to fly!