Anic is an orthotist who firmly believes in the importance of active listening when working with patients. She understands that patients hold valuable insights, and by truly listening to them, she can provide the best support and care. Anic is deeply intrigued by the science behind her profession, particularly the biomechanics of human joints. This drives her to continually learn and understand how to optimise support for her patients. Anic has a strong interest in computer aided design and 3D printing. What sets Anic apart is her genuine care for her patients and their outcomes. This concern motivates her to constantly strive for improvement as an orthotist. Outside of work, Anic finds joy in being in nature, having a fondness for animals. Anic is also a passionate seamstress, often making her own clothes, which complements her orthotics work very well with repairing and manufacturing soft goods.

Lynne qualified with a degree in Prosthetics and Orthotics in 1996 and has worked continuously since then in the private sector of Orthotics across Melbourne. An Orthotic “All-rounder”, Lynne has provided orthotic services in public and private hospitals, rehabilitation centres and private clinics. She has extensive experience in many areas such as trauma, orthopaedics, neuromuscular, diabetes and vascular, paediatrics, fracture management, sports injuries and rehabilitation. From her experience, Lynne places a lot of emphasis on ensuring her clients are well educated on the function of their orthosis, correct fitting and thorough follow-up to ensure the best possible outcome.