Beau undertook study at the Australian Institute of Applied Sciences in Melbourne in and holds a Diploma in Remedial Massage, Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupressure which he graduated in 2016. He has also completed studies in advanced myofascial dry needling at the Melbourne Institute of Massage Therapy and a myofascial dry needling masterclass with CPD Health Courses. He is passionate about helping clients to achieve optimum health by reducing pain and discomfort, assisting with injury repair and prevention, and finding ways to enhance quality of life through massage, dietetics, and lifestyle advice. He has found great success in combining treatments such as remedial massage, dry needling, Chinese cupping, moxibustion and Gua-Sha (Chinese scraping), pregnancy massage and pregnancy induction acupressure massage and dry needling.

Experienced therapist with over 8 years of massage. 5 of which have been at Myomotion. Bo’s passion is rock climbing in all its forms. When not working or climbing, he’s working on his home-built bouldering wall, playing guitar, gaming, or cycling.

“Recovery is rarely a straight line. My role is to meet you where you are and move forward at a pace that works for you.” I’m a manual therapist with qualifications in remedial massage, soft-tissue therapy, and dry needling, and experience working within a specialist spinal surgery rehabilitation team alongside surgeons, pain physicians, and allied health professionals. Over the years I have taught — and continue to teach — remedial massage and rehabilitation, mentoring students in both hands-on skill and clinical reasoning. Teaching keeps my own practice sharp and grounded in fundamentals. My clinical approach combines skilled hands-on treatment with contemporary pain science and a biopsychosocial framework. I have a long-standing interest in pain neuroscience education, particularly work associated with the Neuro Orthopaedic Institute and researchers such as Lorimer Moseley. Alongside clinical practice, I am studying psychology on a pathway toward psychological practice, and pursue part-time studies in philosophy and theology. These aren’t separate careers — they are complementary lenses. They help me understand the biological, psychological, and meaning-related dimensions of pain, and they strengthen my ability to sit carefully with the person in front of me, not just the symptoms they present. Living with spinal pain myself has taught me that progress is rarely linear. That experience shapes how I work: practical, realistic, and empathetic — focused on steady improvement rather than quick fixes. Outside the clinic, I’m a musician (piano and guitar), an active gym-goer, and a former swimmer and cyclist, with a lifelong appreciation for literature and the arts.

Clinic Director, Qualified Myotherapist, Remedial Massage Therapist and Strength & Conditioning Coach. Simon has a varied sporting background including both power and endurance sports. He has competed nationally, traveled extensively with professional cycling teams, continues to work with athletes of all levels and understands the demands of training and competition. Simon understands the complex neurophysiological aspect of manual therapy and has an extended scope of practice and additional training in pathophysiology, rehabilitation, modern pain science, research and critical thinking methodologies. Please note, as a hard therapeutic boundary Simon does not do 1 hour back (incl neck shoulder) massages. All 60 minute massages are considered full body.