Principal Physiotherapist – Gillian Schultz Qualifications: Graduated at St Mary’s Hospital in London, England in 1970 Additional Qualifications: -Post Graduate Diploma in Health Science at the University of Sydney in 1990 Language: English Special Interests: Clinical Pilates Women’s Health General Orthopaedics Spinal Treatment

Anthony graduated from the University of Western Sydney with a double degree in 2016 - Bachelor of Health Sciences & Masters of Physiotherapy. Having extensive knowledge in health sciences and physiotherapy, Anthony is able to effectively assess, treat and educate his patients. Anthony wanted to pursue physiotherapy in Year 10 after a high school clinical placement. He had grown up around family who had some chronic pain issues and wanted to learn more about health. More specifically, he wanted to help those who are in need. Anthony holds a level 1 certificate in teaching Clinical Pilates.  Anthony has also taken many hours of training to perform Amino Neuro Frequency (ANF) Therapy to his patient's. He is now a certified ANF holistic practitioner, completing 7 levels in the course. This allows Anthony to treat a wide range of inflammatory and auto-immune diseases from the musculoskeletal, endocrine, gastrointestinal and cardio-respiratory systems. Anthony is a sports fanatic - mostly interested in soccer, rugby league and cricket. He enjoys playing sport and watching it - especially when Manchester United or St. George Illawarra Dragons are playing. Anthony has a big interest and passion in fitness, weight training and nutrition. He attends the gym 5x a week and enjoys working out. Music plays a big passion for Anthony - cool fact is that he enjoys all ranges of music from 80's, to rock to hip hop! Anthony  is an active member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA). Special interests: -Dry needling/Segmental needling - Sporting Injuries/Rehabilitation - Auto-Immune Disease/Chronic Pain - ANF Therapy

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 decided to pursue physiotherapy as she had a keen interest in sports, how injuries occurred and how to get people back to playing sport or being pain free when she was in high school. April obtained minor injuries herself when she was growing up and wanted to make a difference in people’s lives so they could achieve their goals. Once April started her physiotherapy degree, she knew that she had chosen the right path for her. She always puts the patient first and treats them as an individual as she understands that each patient needs a treatment tailored specifically to them. April is trained in clinical pilates and runs her classes on a Monday 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 has a strong interest in health and sports. She is an active netball player who plays in the winter competition and has obtained her umpiring accreditation. April spends quite a lot of time on Sundays watching her brother play soccer in the Winter competition and provides taping and injury assessment for any of the players during the games. In her free time, April can be found spending time with her friends and family or at the gym. April is an active member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA). Special interests: -sporting injuries – clinical pilates -paediatrics -low back and neck pain

Blake 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). Blake decided to pursue physiotherapy due to his passion for sports and health having played soccer and cricket growing up. He has completed extra training to become a Level 6 ANF practitioner and a Level 1 Strength and Conditioning coach. This allows him to treat all kinds of injuries/pain ranging from auto-immune disease to general muscle strains. As he is a S&C coach, he can develop appropriate exercise programs to make you perform better than you were before the injury actually occurred. Blake spends most of his time outside of the clinic looking after his young daughter, going to the gym, spending time with friends and watching sports. He is a massive Manchester City fan, so if you see him in the clinic, he would love to chat about the EPL, just as long as you’re not a United fan! Blake is an active member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA). Special interests: sports injuries, pre/post-surgical rehabilitation, gym injuries and shoulder injuries.

Anthony graduated from Western Sydney University in 2018 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. Having spent many years playing rugby league and Oztag, and competing in sports such as swimming and running, Anthony has a strong belief in encouraging and helping people maintain an active and healthy lifestyle. Anthony has a keen interest in treating musculoskeletal conditions, in particular neck pain and knee pain. Anthony obtained a meniscal injury to his knee playing Oztag allowing him to understand the importance of educating and helping people achieve their goals. When he’s not in the clinic, Anthony enjoys going to the gym, snowboarding, spending time with his friends and family and taking his dog to the beach.

Christina has graduated from University of Sydney with bachelor of Applied Science in Exercise Physiology since 2017. She is now a member of Exercise & Sports Science Australia Christina decided to pursue working in exercise field since year 7 after she has been selected into the school volleyball team. She has grown up in a family with extensive sport background which allows her to develop interest in various sports and belief of exercise is essential to healthy life. Christina wanted to help people to achieve their goals by providing individualized rehab exercise programs and follow-up home exercise programs. She has extensive experience in treating geriatric population and confident in designing exercise programs for elderly people which not only target their conditions, but more importantly, their lifestyle. As a young mother, she also develops interests in pediatric population and postpartum recovery. She enjoys interacting with children and their parents. Christina has experience in both adults and kids NSW Cricket intercultural disability team which allows her to have better insight of the disabled population and empowered her to stand in their shoes when prescribing exercise. If a heathier lifestyle, a better health and a fitter body is all you want, Christina will definitely help you to achieve your goals. Special interests Geriatric Pediatrics Postpartum rehab Diabetes

Dip HSc (RM), Dip Kinesiology Karyl is a highly experienced practitioner who has been practicing for 19 years as a Remedial Massage Therapist, and 15 years as a Kinesiologist. Karyl incorporates a combination of Remedial Massage, Kinesiology and Musculoskeletal techniques to treat and assist in the management of muscular related pain. Throughout Karyl’s many years of training and experience, she has adopted a range of techniques in her therapies including trigger point therapy, positional release, muscle energy techniques, scar tissue and myofascial release, lymphatic and sinus drainage. Karyl has a particular interest in treating clients with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Fibromyalgia and has written on the topic in her book, From CFS with Love. Karyl also provides treatment for a range of other conditions including: Remedial and therapeutic massage Relaxation Massage Lymphatic Massage Sinus Drainage Massage Sports massage Meridian running points Kinesiology Wednesday 5.30pm - 7.00pm Saturday 9.00am - 1.00pm

Veni has a diploma in remedial massage. Veni is located at our Wattle Grove Practice on: Monday 4.00pm - 8.00pm Tuesday 4.00pm - 8.00pm Thursday 4.00pm - 8.00pm And can also be found at Carnes Hill clinic on Fridays from 2pm - 7.30pm.