Alex is an enthusiastic Exercise Physiologist who completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Wollongong and Masters at Charle Sturt University. Alex loves using exercise and movement to help clients achieve their personal goals and enable them to perform the activities they love most. Alex loves to bring about a real personal experience in her treatment, empowering clients to take control of their health in a positive and motivating manner. Alex has a strong focus on chronic disease management, with further training in exercise intervention for the management of Diabetes and Parkinson’s Disease, along with Women’s health.

Alex is passionate about using Exercise as Medicine to treat and prevent chronic illness, persisting pain and injuries. She truly believes in working personally with her clients and collaboratively with their health team (GP, specialists, surgeons, physiotherapists, dietitians etc) to help them reach their desired outcome with a holistic approach to health. Alex’s key areas of interest include exercise for the management of osteoporosis and falls prevention; and lower limb musculoskeletal rehab, typically ankle injuries and knee pain. She also has completed further training in Diabetes Management with Diabetes NSW/ACT, exercise for Parkinson’s Disease with PD Warrior, Pre & Post Natal Exercise with The Women’s Health Collective, and is currently continuing her studies in Pain Science with Pain Revolution by correspondence at The University of South Australia. Being a new mum, Alex has taken a step back from seeing clients to focus on the growing Medicine in Motion team, supporting and mentoring them with the treatment of their clients. Alex loves an active lifestyle and spending time outdoors and in the ocean! You’ll find her getting up early to train at the gym, go for a run or walking her sausage dog Dash on the beach; then spending her weekends chasing a ball around the soccer field and AFL pitch!

Susie is a motivated and passionate Exercise Physiologist that tailors her treatment to the individual and thrives on achieving the best health and rehabilitation outcomes for her patients. She completed her Bachelors of Exercise Science and Rehabilitation at the University of Wollongong in 2019. Susie has experience working with various chronic conditions and injuries in both private practice and hospital settings and loves to empower patients to achieve their goals. Outside of the clinic Susie also trains and competes in track and field, and so has a keen interest in developing return to run programs and treating lower limb musculoskeletal injuries.

Joe is an enthusiastic Exercise Physiologist who completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Wollongong and Masters at Charle Sturt University. Joe has clinical experience in private practice and hospital settings working with a variety of different illnesses, injuries and conditions. Joe has a passion for sport, exercise and increasing performance and uses this to achieve positive health outcomes that are tailored to his patients needs. Key areas of interest for Joe are musculoskeletal injuries of the hip, knee and shoulder. As well as exercise for the treatment and management of metabolic conditions and exercise to minimise the effects of aging. Outside of work you can find Joe outdoors being active and getting to the beach as much as possible during the summer. Joe has played rugby league his whole life and also likes to get to the gym most days.

Josh is a dual-qualified Physiotherapist and Exercise Physiologist, holding degrees from the University of Sydney and the University of Wollongong. His professional passion lies in assisting clients in enhancing their well-being, whether it involves managing a medical condition or regaining function to pursue activities they enjoy. Josh's own history of sports-related injuries has equipped him with firsthand knowledge of successful rehabilitation processes. He understands the role of exercise therapy in facilitating recovery and restoring individuals to peak performance levels. His specific areas of interest include lower limb musculoskeletal rehabilitation, addressing lower back pain, and managing neurological conditions. Josh is currently splitting his clinical time between Figtree Private Hospital and Medicine In Motion and you can find him at the Corrimal location on Wednesday and Thursday.

Accredited Exercise Physiologist

Wyatt is an enthusiastic Exercise Physiologist who has completed his master’s in Clinical Exercise Physiology from the University of Wollongong. With exercise and sport being a major influence in his life as an adolescent, Wyatt uses his passion of exercise to help his patients improve their functional capacity, health and wellbeing to return to the leisure activities and sports they enjoy. Wyatt focuses on collaborating with patients to individualise and tailor a program to their goals. His strong interest includes rehabilitating people with musculoskeletal injuries specifically hip and shoulder joints. Additionally, Wyatt enjoys working with people with chronic health conditions such as type 2 diabetes, neurological disabilities, chronic pain and mental health. When not working with clients you will see Wyatt playing social sports such as rugby league and basketball

Rosie graduated from Edinburgh University with an Honors in Medical Biology she then went on to do a Masters of Physiotherapy at Robert Gordon’s University, Scotland - graduating in 2015.     Since graduating Rosie has primarily worked with patients treating injuries from work or sport ; post-operative rehabilitation; neurological conditions; disability and aged care.   Rosie has extensive experience in the differential diagnosis and management of musculoskeletal disorders.  Her interests are in treatment of musculoskeletal dysfunctions of the upper limb and lumbo-pelvic area.  She enjoys collaborating with patients to get them back to work, sports and life by achieving their goals and by implementing a healthy lifestyle.     Rosie has further developed her knowledge and skills with courses in clinical pilates; management of sporting injuries; dry needling; and advanced manual therapy techniques.  Rosie uses her collection of skills, including manual therapy and exercise prescription within her practice. In her spare time, Rosie enjoys playing Ultimate Frisbee  where she has achieved success representing Australia at the World Championships and the World Games.  Rosie has recently taken a break from international competition, taking on a new challenge, with the birth of her first child.  She continues to enjoy an active lifestyle and when she isn’t chasing a frisbee around she enjoys rock climbing, trail runs and swimming.