Oxenford | Senior Physiotherapist

Jacob graduated in 2016 with a Master of Physiotherapy and Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science from Griffith University. He was drawn to the world of physiotherapy playing a variety of sports growing up always ending up in a sling or moonboot.

He has an unwavering commitment to the world of physiotherapy and brings a wealth of experience from community and NDIS, to private practice and high performance professional sport.

Jacob has had the pleasure working with world class athletes at GC Commonwealth Games in the athlete village polyclinic, matchday physiotherapist for Kagifa Samoa and Hong Kong Rugby, assistant physiotherapist at the Brisbane Roar A-League and youth academy system. He has worked with multiple NPL football clubs and consulted with the QAS, and worked in semiprofessional Rugby.

Jacob’s professional experience has enabled him to develop his skill set in injury prevention, rehabilitation and performance optimisation. He is highly ennthusiastic and inspired to treat all people individually treating their cause of injury providing evidence-based care along the journey.

He is compassionate and caring, providing a friendly smile while empowering all patients to be the best version of themselves.

Outside of work you’ll most likely find Jacob down at the beach playing with his Pomsky puppy Ziggy or at the pub watching the footy with mates.

Hope Island | Senior Physiotherapist

Luke graduated with a Masters of Physiotherapy and Bachelor of Exercise Science from Griffith University. Having worked in the Hope Island Physiotherapy space for over 4 years, Luke has now treated over 1000 members of the local community. Luke understands that we can't necessarily change how long we spend in front of the computer for work, or push back the deadline for a job on the tools - what he can chance is the way it makes you feel.

Luke has a particular interest in chronic pain, long standing conditions of the Neck/Shoulder and Hip pain. Although equipped to treat a variety of musculoskeletal conditions, Luke's passion lies in the youth sport and athlete development space. Despite his background being in AFL (both as a player and health professional), Luke has worked with a variety of tennis, rugby union, gymnastics and golf athletes. His major goal is to bridge the gap between rehab and performance- with treatment aimed to allow athletes to peak at their utmost potential.

When not treating patients, Luke enjoys a strong coffee, 18 holes on the golf course and cheering on his beloved Essendon.

Hope Island | Physiotherapist

Jordan graduated with a Doctor of Physiotherapy and Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science from Bond University.

He is solely committed to treating the person, not just the injury – he holds a great appreciation for the complexities of pain, and aims
to redefine patient care and guidance. Jordan aims at helping you overcome your injury setbacks, combining experiences in various specialities and taking particular interest in lower limb and shoulder concerns. He also enjoys working closely with older populations for general health promotion. He strives to create a guiding and supportive environment where you feel valued, empowered and educated throughout your journey in demystifying your health.

Jordan grew up playing soccer for a number of National Premier League (NPL) teams across Queensland, and his particular interest in sports performance saw him gain experience at both the Western Sydney Wanderers and Brisbane Roar A-League Men’s and Junior Academy teams. He now spends his time closely understanding Crossfit athletes and weightlifters, providing them with a point of difference in both their training and rehabilitation.

Outside of clinic, you’ll find Jordan fueling his mozzarella addiction, levelling up his Crossfit skills or gossiping about anything sport-related to anyone who listens.

Oxenford | Physiotherapist

Aunan recently graduated with a Doctor of Physiotherapy and Bachelor of Exercise and Sport science from Bond University.

Born and raised in cairns, Aunan‘s interest for human movement and performance developing whilst growing up playing soccer and spending time in the gym environment.

Aunan has gained a vast amount of experience in the rehabilitation space, particularly in his role as sports trainer with Broadbeach United Soccer Club and Moreland Blues Futsal Club over the last few seasons.

Aunan’s clinical interests range from general musculoskeletal conditions, sports performance and rehabilitation and vestibular conditions. Aunan utilises a holistic approach through establishing excellent relationships with his clients and combining evidence-based treatments to achieve client goals and advocate for healthy lifestyles.

During his free time, Aunan likes to spend time with friends, go to the gym and is a passionate follower of many sports.

Hope Island & Oxenford | Exercise Physiologist

Tia graduated from Griffith University with a Bachelor’s in Clinical Exercise Physiology and Exercise Science. She has also completed studies in Child Development, Level 1 sport training and Pilates.

Tia has a particular clinical interest with lower back pain, hip and pelvic floor instability, chronic conditions, and workplace injuries. After sustaining injuries during her sporting days on the netball court, Tia has developed a compassion towards clients returning to their day to day lives following injury and doing that in the most effective and maintainable way possible. Tia believes that exercise is medicine, and if it came in pill form, it would be the most prescribed pill on the planet.

Tia has a passion for all things movement and exercise. She appreciates all forms of exercise modalities from Pilates, strength and conditioning, mobility, and hybrid training. With a history in various sports from gymnastics, swimming, dance, netball, and bouldering, it is clear that Tia has no limitations to develop exercise prescriptions designed to challenge you.

Outside of clinic hours, you’ll find Tia out in the surf, creating content in the gym or catching a sunrise during her morning run.

Hope Island | Remedial Massage Therapist

Pascale, originally from France, arrived in Australia 18 years ago. Pascale worked in hospitality management for a number of years before finally following her dream to work with people on a more personal and holistic level, graduating from the Q academy with a diploma of remedial massage therapy.

This has given her the skills and tools she needed to work in an industry she is passionate about, the health and wellness industry.

Pascale is passionate about healing the body holistically and believes that the body is the main centre of our wellbeing “touch the body, calm the mind and heal the spirit “. Her mission is to improve the well-being of each client by providing highly individualized treatment tailored to the individual needs. Her sound knowledge of human anatomy and the musculoskeletal system allow her to assist the client in understanding the body’s innate ability to heal itself and to help clients be on their way to better health and mobility.

She has great interest in women health, holistic health and is a nature/animal lover. She is active and well known in her community for a French charisma and her abilities to create fun meaningful relationship. She volunteered with RDA [riding for the disabled association] for a number of years and in her spare time, you can find her walking at the beach, trekking in the mountain, biking in the forest or simply meditating in nature.

Oxenford | Director & Senior Physiotherapist

Ross started his career in the Remedial Massage + Rehabilitation fields and then progressed to become a qualified Acupuncturist for a period of 10 years, before completing his Physiotherapy/Exercise Science degrees.

Ross has been privileged to work with local, state, National and International sporting sides and has gained experience with Rugby League, Basketball (Brisbane Bullets, Melbourne Tigers/United), Rugby Union (Qld Reds and Australian Wallabies), Australian Swimming + Triathlon and was fortunate to work with the USA Track and Field team before the Sydney Olympics in 2000.

Ross Has worked in Brisbane, Cairns (within a specialised Spinal, TMJ (Jaw) and Headache Physiotherapy Clinic) and has settled on the Gold Coast, opening up Gold Coast Super Clinic Physiotherapy in 2013. Ross is also a level 3 qualified PILATES instructor. These opportunities have exposed him to diverse treatment protocols.

Ross has a strong interest in TMJ (Jaw), shoulder/back (Spinal) and sporting injuries. Ross believes in building a strong relationship with clients and other health professionals and looks forward to working with you to achieve your goals.