About Ariadna Ariadna is an experienced Massage Therapist with over 4 years of clinical experience supporting clients with recovery, pain management, mobility, and overall wellbeing. She has a particular interest in deep tissue massage, Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD), post-operative care, scar therapy, and dry needling. Ariadna provides personalised treatments tailored to each client’s individual needs, helping support swelling management, tissue recovery, movement, and ongoing maintenance care. Her calm, caring, and professional approach helps clients feel comfortable and supported throughout their treatment journey.

Physiotherapist — Perth Clinics BSc Sport & Exercise Science (2021) Master of Physiotherapy (University of Cumbria, 2023) NHS + sports rehab clinic experience Daisy delivers firm hands-on therapy, dry needling and targeted rehabilitation for musculoskeletal injuries, post-operative recovery and persistent pain. Additionally, she keeps rehab progressive, so it builds capacity without overloading. Having worked across hospital and sports rehab settings, she often supports gym-goers and strength training clients. In some cases, this includes post-operative planning, such as ACL pathways, where appropriate to the referral context. Works frequently with Strength training & weightlifting injuries Post-operative rehabilitation support Shoulder and lower-limb loading issues Progressive gym-based rehab planning Daisy’s approach is practical and measured; meanwhile, sessions are designed to feel clear rather than complicated.

Physiotherapist — Wongan Hills, Koorda & Perth Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Curtin University, 2022) Bachelor of Health & Exercise Science (UWA) Metro & rural WA clinical experience Katelyn supports musculoskeletal presentations using hands-on treatment, firm soft tissue techniques, dry needling and individualised rehab planning. Importantly, she keeps the plan practical, particularly for regional schedules. She has a strong interest in helping active people return to training. For example, she frequently sees martial arts and combat sports participants, as well as gym-based training niggles. In addition, dizziness and vertigo presentations are supported through assessment-informed care. Works frequently with Martial arts & combat sports participants Strength and conditioning-related niggles Dizziness & vertigo presentations (assessment-informed care) Return-to-activity planning Katelyn values rural healthcare; therefore, she focuses on sensible progressions that fit work, family and sport routines.

Physiotherapist — Wongan Hills & Perth BSc Sport & Exercise Science (2017) MSc Professional Master’s in Physiotherapy (2019) Private practice experience Eanna combines hands-on treatment, dry needling and individualised rehabilitation to support recovery and physical capacity. Importantly, education is built into sessions, so progressions make sense outside the clinic as well. He has a particular interest in running and track-based injuries, hip-related pain patterns, and strength-focused rehab planning. Consequently, he often works with clients returning to sport or structured training. Clinical interests include Running & track-based injuries Hip pain & hip rehabilitation Strength and conditioning-informed rehab Return-to-sport planning Eanna’s style is cue-driven and practical; therefore, many patients leave with simple steps they can use immediately.

Physiotherapist & Clinical Manager — Perth Clinics BSc Physiotherapy (Curtin University, 2019) Metro & regional WA experience Hospital, community & private practice Sha-May supports a wide range of musculoskeletal presentations. In practice, sessions commonly combine hands-on physiotherapy, dry needling and exercise rehabilitation, guided by a detailed assessment. Because work demands can influence symptoms, she often sees desk-related neck and back pain. Similarly, she supports people managing repetitive strain patterns or persistent pain. Therefore, planning is kept realistic for daily routines. Works frequently with Desk-related neck and back pain Repetitive strain and workload patterns Persistent musculoskeletal pain Return-to-function planning Rather than rushing, Sha-May keeps sessions steady and structured; as a result, many patients feel confident with their plan.

Founder, Director & Physiotherapist — All Clinics BSc Physiotherapy (Curtin University, 2009) Physiotherapist (AHPRA registered) 10+ years clinical experience Dry needling training (APA) Susanna provides hands-on physiotherapy, dry needling and exercise rehabilitation. Importantly, she focuses on clear explanations and practical next steps, so patients understand what to do between appointments. Additionally, she has completed further training in women’s health and vocal physiotherapy. Consequently, she often supports presentations involving neck and back pain, TMJ-related jaw pain, and voice concerns such as vocal strain and hoarseness. Clinical interests include Women’s & pelvic health physiotherapy Vocal physiotherapy & voice strain Jaw pain & TMJ dysfunction Neck and back pain management Originally from Singapore, Susanna brings a calm, culturally aware approach; meanwhile, patients often value her step-by-step guidance.