Our Team

Originally from Southwest Western Australia, Caroline joins our team with a decade of private practice experience and a deep passion for human movement.

After earning her Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Curtin University, Caroline is currently advancing her clinical expertise through a Master of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy at La Trobe University. While she is highly experienced in treating a broad range of conditions, she has a dedicated clinical interest in shoulder, hip, and spinal presentations.

Caroline believes the best outcomes stem from a true partnership between therapist and patient. Her philosophy centres on collaborative goal setting, ensuring every recovery plan is tailored to the individual's needs. To achieve this, she utilizes a comprehensive toolkit that blends manual therapy and dry needling with targeted exercise interventions. She also draws on her specialized training in STOTT Pilates (reformer and mat) to help patients improve movement control and body awareness.

Outside the clinic, Caroline stays true to her coastal roots. An avid traveller, she is most at home by the ocean, whether swimming or relaxing at the beach. By combining her professional expertise with her personal appreciation for an active lifestyle, Caroline helps her patients not only recover from injury but build the strength to return to the activities they love.

Courtney completed a bachelor of Exercise Science & Masters of Physiotherapy Practice at La Trobe University. Courtney has a keen interest in sports, neck & back injuries as well as general musculoskeletal rehabilitation.

Courtney believes in utilising effective manual therapy, exercise, and education to treat the underlying cause of your injury. Courtney works with her clients to create a Tailored Management Plan with the aim to get people back to what they love to do, or to what they thought they were not physically capable of doing.

Outside of the clinic, Courtney spends her time working with Moreland City U23s soccer team and the AFL Umpires Association. She also enjoys lifting weights in the gym, kickboxing and exploring different brunch spots across Melbourne.

Molly completed a Bachelor of Exercise Science/Nutrition Science and Masters of Physiotherapy Practice at La Trobe University. She enjoys working with a broad range of musculoskeletal presentations, with particular interest in lower back, knee and ankle injuries, as well as sports-related conditions.

Molly focuses on understanding the person behind the injury, taking into account lifestyle, goals and training demands to guide her treatment approach. She combines hands on manual therapy with targeted exercise and education to help patients build confidence in their movement, manage pain and return to sport and everyday activities safely.

Outside the clinic, Molly works as a sports trainer for the Banyule Football Club and is always training for her next fitness event. In her downtime, she enjoys staying active and checking out new cafes with friends and family.

Michael graduated from La Trobe University with a Masters in Physiotherapy practice, previously completed a Bachelor of Sports and Exercise Science and Advanced Diploma of Myotherapy. Prior to joining Range, Michael worked in private practice as a Myotherapist accumulating 10-years of clinical experience managing common musculoskeletal complaints.

Michael’s passion for musculoskeletal complaints and injuries stems from his own personal experiences dealing with hip, lower back, and shoulder issues in his youth. Michael enjoys working with people from all walks of life who are passionate about getting the most out of their wellbeing. Michael has a keen interest in hip, shoulder, and neck complaints, and believes understanding people individually and the root causes are pivotal to providing high level care and helping people reach their health and wellness goals.

Outside of work, Michael is an avid sports fan of the Formula 1, cricket, tennis, and golf. He is also a self-confessed coffee snob so you may find him enjoying a nice long black over his latest book at local cafes.

Nick completed a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) at Federation University. With a lifelong involvement in sport and physical activity, Nick understands the important role that exercise and movement play in both physical and mental well-being. This has driven his strong passion for helping people achieve their health and fitness goals through Physiotherapy.

Nick enjoys treating a wide range of conditions, including back and neck pain, as well as sports-related injuries. He is committed to working closely with his patients and takes a holistic approach to care, combining hands-on manual therapy with targeted, exercise-based rehabilitation.

Outside of the clinic, you’ll find Nick on the golf course, surfing, or exploring some of the many scenic running trails Melbourne has to offer.

Anh graduated with a Bachelor of Applied Science and a Master of Physiotherapy from La Trobe University.
Her experience working in NPL Men’s and Women’s soccer sparked her interest in treating sport-related injuries and helping athletes return to sport. She has a special interest in treating spinal and lower limb injuries, combining evidence-based practice with a tailored rehabilitation approach to support optimal recovery and long-term results.

Anh believes in taking a person-centered approach to physiotherapy, considering all aspects of your lifestyle to tailor treatment specifically to you. Using a combination of manual therapy, education, and targeted exercise, she works collaboratively with her clients to help them get back to doing what they love.

Outside of work, you’ll find Anh attempting to play Wonderwall on the guitar, watching the Premier League, and spending quality time with her friends and family.

Amy has completed a Bachelor of Science and a Doctor of Physiotherapy. After an earlier career in data analytics, she transitioned into physiotherapy, bringing a strong analytical approach to her clinical practice.

Amy has a strong interest in working with performers, general musculoskeletal conditions, and individuals with hypermobility spectrum disorders. She takes a collaborative, patient-led approach to care, combining hands-on treatment, education, and tailored exercise to find the most effective management strategy for each person. Amy also has three years’ experience as a pole dance and stretch instructor which has given her a strong understanding of movement control, strength, and flexibility, which she brings into her physiotherapy practice.

Outside the clinic, Amy enjoys strength training at the gym, attending dance classes, and winding down with a cup of tea and a good book.

Kate has completed a bachelor's degree in Exercise Science and a Doctor of Physiotherapy. Her passion for women's health has led her to undertake a Masters of Physiotherapy in Pelvic Health at Uni Melb, with a particular interest in pre- and post-natal care.

Kate takes a holistic approach to client care, taking a collaborative approach to ensure treatment aligns with clients' goals and individual needs. Kate has experience in treating a wide range of musculoskeletal presentations, with a particular interest in running and strength sports. Kate also has a keen interest in helping people to remain active throughout life and can help you to get back to what you enjoy through tailored exercise and rehab programs.

When Kate isn't in the clinic, you can find her spending time with her family, chasing around her toddler, exploring the many excellent bakeries around Melbourne or keeping active at the gym or a scenic walk.

Greg has completed a Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Physiotherapy degrees. With a passion for delivering holistic injury management and prevention, Greg appreciates the importance of individualised care with a keen focus on achieving client goals. Greg believes in a combination of manual therapy, education, and graded exercise through pilates and strength and conditioning as part of his treatment philosophy. He is an accredited DMA Clinical Pilates clinician, with many years of experience in delivering one-on-one and group clinical exercise.

He treats all musculoskeletal presentations, with a keen interest in shoulders, neck and headaches.

In his spare time Greg enjoys frequent strength and conditioning at the gym, travelling overseas, and socialising with mates.

Greg is able to consult in Greek.

Michael is dedicated to helping people optimise their physical health so they can live their best life. Having experienced ACL injuries himself, he brings empathy and insight to his care.
He holds a Bachelor of Science (Honours) from Monash University and a Doctor of Physiotherapy from the University of Melbourne.
Michael enjoys treating a wide range of musculoskeletal problems, particularly foot, ankle, and knee injuries, and has a keen interest in working with runners and active individuals. His approach combines education, manual therapy, and tailored exercise to meet each person’s unique needs.
Outside of work, you’ll find Michael training for his next marathon, working on his golf swing, or planning his next travel adventure.

Anna grew up in Melbourne playing a wide variety of sports including tennis, cross country running and rowing, which inspired her to pursue a career in physiotherapy.

Anna enjoys treating a wide variety of musculoskeletal conditions including neck, back, ankle and shoulder conditions. She believes in using a combination of manual therapy techniques, tailored exercise prescription and education to help clients return to activities important to them and preventing injury from re-occurring.

Outside the clinic, Anna enjoys taking her dog to the park, travelling and having a laugh with friends.

Nat has completed a Bachelor of Exercise Science and a Master of Physiotherapy Practise. She has a passion for treating sports-related injuries and general musculoskeletal conditions. With a particular interest area in lower limb and neck injuries. Nat will work closely with you to relieve your pain and address the root cause of your problem and get you back to doing what you love.

She takes a holistic approach to your injury or complaint, looking beyond the immediate symptoms to understand the full picture. By considering your lifestyle, habits, and overall health, she can help you achieve the best possible results and prevent future injury. This is done using a combination of manual therapy, exercise prescription and education.

Outside of the clinic, Nat enjoys lifting weights in the gym, Muay Thai Kickboxing and is also the physiotherapist for a NPL 2 Senior Men’s soccer club.

Amy grew up in the Riverina playing a variety of sports and traveling with her family and the Army. As a Physiotherapist, she has worked in private practices in Sydney and Albury, but has since settled in Melbourne with her husband Ben.

Amy enjoys treating a wide range of musculoskeletal and sporting injuries across all ages. She prides herself in providing a combination of hands-on treatment with tailored education, advice and a focus on addressing the root cause of the problem so her patients can maintain lifelong wellness.

Amy has a special interest in women’s health and functional strength, having completed additional training in Strength & Conditioning, managing inflammatory conditions of the breast, pelvic girdle dysfunctions, and abdominal separation.

Outside of work, Amy is an enthusiastic foodie, always up for an outdoor adventure, particularly if it involves rock climbing or kayaking, and is an avid CrossFitter.

Kaitlyn grew up Manchester with a strong foundation in competitive swimming and coaching, which sparked her interest in physiotherapy. Since then, Kaitlyn completed her degree at Leeds Beckett University and began working in the public health sector.

Throughout her career, Kaitlyn has worked with diverse populations, including athletes, neurological conditions, individuals recovering from surgery, and those managing chronic conditions.

Kaitlyn believes in a holistic approach to physiotherapy by assessing your lifestyle, general wellbeing and daily habits to understand your unique needs and provide a personalised treatment plan for you. She is passionate about education and building a strong relationship to help guide you through your rehab whilst utilising her skills in manual therapy and exercise prescription to relieve pain and improve function.

Outside of work, Kaitlyn enjoys an active lifestyle and loves to spend time surfing, swimming and convincing everyone that the pies are better in Manchester.

Originally from New Zealand, Wali completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy and Postgraduate Certificate in Sports Physiotherapy at the University of Otago. After moving to Melbourne, he has spent the past seven years working in private practice and sports rehabilitation, helping people overcome injuries and move with confidence. With a wealth of experience in treating all types of musculoskeletal conditions and sports injuries, Wali is passionate about guiding his patients through recovery and supporting them to return to performing at their best.

Wali has worked with a wide range of athletes and active individuals. He is currently the Head Physiotherapist for NPL 1 club Dandenong Thunder and has previously held the same role at Pakenham United Football Club, while also working across gymnastics, futsal, basketball, athletics, and rugby.

His areas of expertise include:

· Lower limb injuries – sprains, strains, tendinopathy, and growth-related injuries

· Post-operative rehab – knee & ankle reconstructions, hip & knee replacements

· Shoulder injuries – labral tears, instability, rotator cuff rehabilitation

· Low back pain

Wali takes a holistic approach to rehab, looking beyond the injury to consider biomechanics, strength, and lifestyle factors. As both a physiotherapist and an ASCA Level 1 Strength & Conditioning Coach, he combines hands-on treatment with tailored strength programs to help you move pain-free, prevent re-injury, and return to doing what you love.

Outside the clinic, you’ll find Wali in the gym, hiking, playing soccer, or exploring Victoria’s outdoors.

Emma has completed her Masters in Women’s, Men’s and Pelvic Health Physiotherapy and is currently completing a PhD on the assessment and treatment of mastitis. In addition to working part time at Range Physio, she is a Physiotherapy Lecturer and Researcher at La Trobe University in the area of women’s, men’s and pelvic health.

She has previously worked as an Advanced Practice Physiotherapist at The Royal Women’s Hospital in Melbourne and tutored on the University of Melbourne postgraduate pelvic floor physiotherapy course.

Emma enjoys working with people across all stages of life to help them achieve their goals and improve their quality of life.

Outside of work and study, Emma loves spending time with her family (husband James and their children Max and Stella) and hitting the ski slopes!

Kate has completed a bachelor's degree in Exercise Science and a Doctor of Physiotherapy. Her passion for women's health has led her to undertake a Masters of Physiotherapy in Pelvic Health at Uni Melb, with a particular interest in pre- and post-natal care.

Kate takes a holistic approach to client care, taking a collaborative approach to ensure treatment aligns with clients' goals and individual needs. Kate has experience in treating a wide range of musculoskeletal presentations, with a particular interest in running and strength sports. Kate also has a keen interest in helping people to remain active throughout life and can help you to get back to what you enjoy through tailored exercise and rehab programs.

When Kate isn't in the clinic, you can find her spending time with her family, chasing around her toddler, exploring the many excellent bakeries around Melbourne or keeping active at the gym or a scenic walk.

Stuart completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2011 at La Trobe University. He joined the team at Range Physio in 2014 and has over 10 years of experience managing a wide range of musculoskeletal injuries and has developed a passion for helping his clients move and feel better.
In 2020, Stuart and the Range team launched a second practice, Range Physio Preston. As a Preston local, Stuart is thrilled to provide quality physiotherapy, clinical Pilates, and strength and rehabilitation services to his local community.
In addition to his work, Stuart is a keen sportsman. He has been a playing coach with a local senior Australian rules football team and has coached a senior women’s football team in the VWFL. Stuart has experience working with local football, soccer and cricket teams to keep players preforming at their best throughout the season.
Outside of Range, Stuart finds supreme joy walking the isles of his local hardware store with his 3-year-old son, Harry, in tow. He is a keen fisherman, diver and sandcastle builder.

Rohan is a Northcote local who was part of the team that started Range Physio in 2012. Originally from Canberra he graduated from Physiotherapy at the University of Melbourne and completed his Masters in Sports Physiotherapy through La Trobe University.

Rohan enjoys treating a broad range of both sport and general musculoskeletal injurie and is passionate about all aspects of physical health. He is a firm believer in combining effective manual therapy with education, advice and structured rehabilitation. His rehabilitation philosophy combines the key elements of pilates with the principles of strength and conditioning.

Away from Physio Rohan loves spending time with his young family (Wife Mel, baby Felix and Sloane), getting out in the garden, exploring everything Melbourne (particularly the Inner North) has to offer, following the cricket, the occasional hit of golf and getting behind the mighty Kangas!

James is a dedicated physiotherapist who believes in providing personalised care that reflects each patient’s unique lifestyle, goals, and challenges. He approaches every case with curiosity and care, working collaboratively to uncover how an injury or condition affects your daily life — then developing a tailored, evidence-based treatment plan designed to get you back to what matters most.

With a special interest in headaches and temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction, James draws on the latest research and clinical experience to deliver targeted, effective care and lasting relief.

When he isn’t in the clinic, James — alongside his wife Emma — enjoys family life with their two lively kids, Max and Stella. Outside of weekend chaos, you’ll often find him enjoying a good coffee or trying to book a snow skiing holiday.

Emma has completed her Masters in Women’s, Men’s and Pelvic Health Physiotherapy and is currently completing a PhD on the assessment and treatment of mastitis. In addition to working part time at Range Physio, she is a Physiotherapy Lecturer and Researcher at La Trobe University in the area of women’s, men’s and pelvic health.

She has previously worked as an Advanced Practice Physiotherapist at The Royal Women’s Hospital in Melbourne and tutored on the University of Melbourne postgraduate pelvic floor physiotherapy course.

Emma enjoys working with people across all stages of life to help them achieve their goals and improve their quality of life.

Outside of work and study, Emma loves spending time with her family (husband James and their children Max and Stella) and hitting the ski slopes!

Wendell is one of our Principal Physiotherapists at our Northcote location. He has over 10 years experience treating clients with musculoskeletal conditions. He especially enjoys treating back and neck pain, shoulder issues, sporting/running injuries and tendon problems with a combination of manual techniques, movement optimisation, strengthening and education.

Wendell is passionate about not only resolving pain, but addressing the underlying causes to optimise lifelong health.

Outside of Range, Wendell keeps active playing with his two young boys (Moby and Wilfred), running, playing footy for West Brunswick and camping on the Murray River.

Doctor of Physiotherapy (UoM, 2019); Bachelor Sports & Exercise Science (VU, 2016)

Amy has worked in private practice for a number of years, with a strong background in Clinical Pilates. Growing up with a heavy involvement in sports and exercise, she loves helping clients achieve their activity goals whether it be building up their running, lifting better and heavier in the gym or returning to sport.

Amy believes management should involve a combination of education, manual therapy and exercise programming to help address not only the injury itself but underlying factors to prevent recurrence. With a particular interest in hip, low back, and neck pain, Amy is passionate about the role of clinical exercise in long term recovery.

Outside of work you can find Amy hitting the gym, training for a ½ marathon, or hanging at home with her 2 cats.

Kirsty completed both an Advanced Diploma in Myotherapy and a Diploma in Remedial Massage at RMIT University in Melbourne.

Kirsty has extensive experience in treating a wide range of musculoskeletal injuries. Treatment techniques include Deep Tissue Muscle Massage, Myofascial Cupping, Dry Needling, Sports Massage, Lymphatic Drainage and application of Kinesiology Tape.

She gained her experience during her two and a half years at RMIT University. During this time, she treated a wide range of clients at the RMIT clinic. She provided a thorough holistic assessment to identify the cause of her client’s pain or injury which resulted in using manual therapies to treat or prevent soft tissue pain and restricted joint movement.

Kirsty is passionate about her profession in Myotherapy. She provides treatment programs specifically tailored to her client’s individual needs with results in them becoming pain-free.
Kirsty enjoys the outdoors, playing tennis and going for walks with her dog and spending time with family and friends.

David graduated with a Bachelor of Podiatry in 2006 at La Trobe University after simultaneously completing a Human Movement degree at RMIT. Soon after this, David moved to London, working with elite athletes and performers in the prestigious Fleet Street area.

Now based in Preston and Northcote, David’s area of expertise includes Biomechanics, Paediatrics and Nail surgery.

Outside of Podiatry, David loves spending time with his young family. David is a keen sportsman playing Hockey and enjoying Hiking, Snowboarding and Mountain Biking.

Michael is currently our full time receptionist at our Northcote clinic. He is an aspiring performing artist, having recently completed his Diploma of Professional Dance (Elite performance) with Transit Dance. In his time away from the desk he enjoys taking dance class, playing escape rooms and socialising with friends over drinks on the weekends.

Aimee is a part time receptionist across our Northcote and Preston clinics. She is an ex-professional ballerina excited for her next chapter in life. In her spare time she can be found in a yoga studio or outside with a book in one hand coffee in the other.

Lili is one of our part time receptionists across our Northcote and Preston clinics. She is currently a university student studying Agriculture at the University of Melbourne, with the hope of one day becoming a vet. In her spare time, Lili enjoys outdoor activities like hiking, horse-riding and playing football.

Archisha is a part time receptionist across our Northcote and Preston clinics. She is currently studying Physiotherapy at La Trobe University. As a former state athlete, Archisha still enjoys going down to the track for a run in her spare time. She also enjoys travelling, baking and spending time with her family and friends.

Georgia is a part time receptionist across both our Northcote and Preston locations. Georgia is currently studying a bachelor of High Performance Sport, with the hopes of working in elite sports and possibly mastering in Physiotherapy.

In her time away from the desk, she enjoys playing footy (Collingwood supporter), socialising with friends, beach days, going to the gym and walking her dogs.

Jordyn is a part-time receptionist across our Preston and Northcote clinics. Originally from the North-East, Jordyn came to Melbourne to study Paramedicine through Victoria University. When not at the desk, Jordyn enjoys playing netball, spending time with her two dogs, or watching the footy as a one-eyed Collingwood supporter.

Natalie is currently working part-time as a receptionist across both our Preston and Northcote clinics. She's currently in her last year of undergraduate psychology at Melbourne University, with hopes to become a psychologist in the future. In her free time, Natalie loves to go bouldering, crochet and knit, play the guitar and hang out with her two cats!

Diani is a part-time receptionist working across both our Northcote & Preston locations. She is currently studying a Bachelor of Commerce at La Trobe University. In her spare time, Diani enjoys camping, spending time with friends and playing chess.

Matilda is a part-time receptionist working across both our Northcote and Preston clinics. She is currently in her first year of a Bachelor of Applied Movement Sciences/Master of Physiotherapy degree.

In her spare time, Matilda enjoys going to the gym, casually training in gymnastics and spending time with her friends and family.

Tiana is currently studying an International Diploma of Professional Kinesiology Practice, with the goal of assisting my own clients as a kinesiologist. In her spare time she loves to stay active by going to the gym, doing yoga and attending hula hoop classes.

Kaya is currently working as a part-time receptionist at both our Northcote and Preston locations. She is currently studying politics and sociology at the University of Melbourne. In her free time, you'll either find Kaya at a gig, on the couch with a book, or making her own clothes.

Verity was born and raised in New Zealand but now calls Melbourne home.

Verity joined the Range team in 2012 when Range Northcote was born. Verity has a passion for administration and customer service and now leads the admin team across both the Northcote and Preston locations.

When Verity is not hard at work you can find her enjoying a flat white at a cafe, cycling, or out walking her dog Freddy.