Jess has returned from maternity leave. She has a wide variety of clinical experience and is working from our Upper Coomera currently on Wednesday and Friday afternoons. She has experience in many varied musculoskeletal presentations and some neurological presentations (eg Parkinson’s Disease). She has a special interest in vertigo and balance conditions. Bachelor of Exercise Science (Griffith Uni., Qld.) Masters of Physiotherapy (Griffith Uni., Qld.) Member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association Special Interests: * Vestibular physio for dizziness and vertigo inc BPPV * Post partum review and return to exercise * Low back pain * Hip and knee injuries  * Return to work rehabilitation

Tayla is a dedicated physiotherapist with a strong interest in movement-based and exercise-focused rehabilitation. With a background in Pilates instructing and Cheerleading, she brings a deep understanding of strength, control, flexibility, and injury prevention to her clinical practice. Tayla is passionate about helping individuals of all activity levels recover from injury, improve movement quality, and return to their usual activities. She has completed an acupuncture and dry needling course and is now able to offer these services. Special Interests - Pilates as a rehabilitation tool -Women’s Health (Pregnancy, Post Partum) - Return to work rehabilitation - Ankles - Sports based injuries - Knees

Member of the APA Special interests: Strength and power sports, gym related injuries and headaches Jordan has been practicing at UCPhysio since 2016. He enjoys all aspects of general musculoskeletal physiotherapy. Jordan has thus far completed parts A and B of his McKenzie (MDT) training. He is also able to perform dry needling and acupuncture. Jordan also works closely with the local gyms and enjoys helping keep people training and moving the best they can. On top of normal physiotherapy services, Jordan is happy to work on lifting technique and help with strength and conditioning programming.

Joshua Dickinson (Senior Physiotherapist) Josh has been a part of the team at UC since 2020. He has a special interest in sports injuries, running-related conditions and lower-limb rehabilitation. Josh enjoys helping active people get back to doing what they love — whether that’s running, gym training, weekend sport, work, or simply keeping up with life. A lifelong sports lover and AFL tragic, when he’s not in the clinic, you’ll usually find Josh watching the footy, running, or hanging out with his golden retriever, Caesar.  Utilising a comprehensive approach grounded in evidence-based techniques, Josh employs a diverse range of modalities such as exercise programming, manual therapy, dry needling, strapping, and more. By tailoring treatment plans to each individual's unique needs, Josh aims to deliver personalized care that promotes efficient healing and enhances physical function. With Josh's expertise and dedication, you can trust that you are in capable hands. Whether you're an aspiring athlete or simply someone seeking to overcome an injury, Josh is ready to support you in reaching your goals and reclaiming an active, fulfilling lifestyle. Online bookings with Josh at Upper Coomera can be made here. Bachelor of Exercise Science (Griffith Uni., Qld.) Masters of Physiotherapy (Griffith Uni., Qld.) Member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association Special Interests - Running injuries, mechanics and return-to-running - Sports injuries and performance rehabilitation - Knee, ankle and lower-limb injuries - Post-operative rehabilitation - Youth sporting injuries

Luke is a highly skilled musculoskeletal physiotherapist with extensive sporting experience, focussing on musculoskeletal injuries, pain management, and exercise-based rehabilitation. Passionate about helping patients of all ages recover and optimise performance, he uses evidence-based techniques including exercise programming, manual therapy, and dry needling to create personalised treatment plans that restore mobility, speed recovery, and enhance physical function. Whether returning from injury or aiming to reach your full athletic potential, Luke provides expert care to help you get there. Special interests - Hockey injuries - AFL injuries - Return to work rehabilitation - Sports Injuries - Post-Op rehabilitation - Ankles & Knees - Youth athletes - Strength rehabilitation - Running injuries - Shoulder rehabilitation

Stuart Stevenson has been a physiotherapist for over 20 years and has extensive experience in general physiotherapy. He has worked in private practice since 2005 and in that time has helped many clients reach their goals whether that be reducing pain at work or improving the way the body moves and works. Stuart will often use his McKenzie (MDT) and Clinical Pilates training to develop suitable recovery plans for his clients setting achievable self management strategies or supervised exercises as required. * Hypermobility (EDS, HSD) and Dysautonomia * Headache and Migraine * Spinal conditions (neck and back) * Shoulders * Ankles

Naomi Stevenson has worked exclusively in the area of paediatrics (children) and has had over 15 years of clinical experience in paediatrics and young adults. I can assist with children who are not meeting developmental milestones, who are clumsy, promote optimal movement, maximise physical function, assist with recovery after surgery, prescribe exercises to improve your child's fitness and strength, and prescription of mobility equipment. * Paediatrics * Disabilities * Complex and rare physical conditions * Muscular dystrophy, Spinal Muscular Atrophy and neuromuscular conditions * Developmental delays * Hypermobility inc EDS * Hydrotherapy * Assistive technology (mobility, seating systems, recreational, orthopaedic shoes and orthosis)