Katelyn has a wide scope of experience in Physiotherapy including sports physio, womens health, vertigo and vestibular physio and paediatrics. Her treatment techniques includes hands on treatments, dry needling and clinical pilates to help her clients. Katelyn is passionate about helping regional populations to access better health, which is why she has sought out work in regional towns in WA, including fly in fly out and drive in drive out roles. Katelyn graduated Curtin University in 2022 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and has since worked clinically in Perth and rural areas! Before this Katelyn graduated with a Bachelor of Health and Exercise Science from UWA, where she worked in gym and sports based settings. Growing up rurally, Katelyn has a passion for rural healthcare and understands the barriers that individuals face gaining access to quality healthcare. Katelyn enjoys treating a range of conditions across the life span using a holistic approach to help individuals bridge the gap between pain, rehab and returning to what they love. Katelyn uses a number of different techniques including deep tissue massage, dry needling, joint mobilisations, and tailored exercise prescription. Outside of physio, Katelyn has a love for Muay Thai, long runs, coffee, and travelling!

Eanna is a Chartered Physiotherapist from Ireland, who completed his undergraduate degree in Sports and Exercise Science at the University of Limerick in 2017 before qualifying as a Physiotherapist from University College Dublin in 2019. Eanna has over five years of extensive experience working in private practice and sports physiotherapy settings in Ireland, most recently working as a Senior Physiotherapist in a well-established private practice in Dublin while acting as lead physiotherapist of his home County’s Elite-level Gaelic Football Team and Leinster Rugby Women's XV Team. Eanna also worked in one of Dublin’s specialist spinal and sports medicine clinics. During his time here he worked closely with some of Ireland’s elite collegiate athletes in University College Dublin. He was the lead physiotherapist with the GAA, Soccer & Rugby teams while overseeing the rehabilitation & treatment of the elite athlete program in various sports (Cycling, Weightlifting, Athletics, Rowing). Eanna has also worked with various athletic organisations including Athletics Ireland, UCD & DCU Athletics Clubs. Eanna is an IRFU-accredited strength and conditioning coach and has worked with Munster Rugby and Limerick Hurling at age and grade level while studying for his undergraduate degree. Eanna has over 10 years of experience as an International Track & Field sprinter, has played elite-level Gaelic Football for this county in Ireland, and has also had a period training with the Irish rugby 7’s Team. Eanna's experience as an elite-level athlete and physiotherapist has given him a valuable understanding of both the physical and psychological components of rehabilitation. Eanna specialises in combining Manual Therapy, Dry Needling, and Individualised rehabilitation programmes to ensure the best possible outcome is achieved during the rehabilitation of his patients.