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Opening hours

Mon:7:40am - 8:00pm

Tues:7:40am - 8:00pm

Wed:7:40am - 8:00pm

Thurs:7:40am - 8:00pm

Fri:7:40am - 7:00pm

Sat:8:00am - 1:00pm

Class Timetable

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
8:00am
Semi-Private Clinical Exercise
Anthony

8:00am
9:00am

1 hour
Semi-Private Clinical Exercise
Anthony

8:20am
9:00am

40 minutes
Semi-Private Clinical Exercise
Emma

8:40am
9:20am

40 minutes
9:00am
Semi-Private Clinical Exercise
Sarah

9:20am
10:00am

40 minutes
Semi-Private Clinical Exercise
Anthony

9:40am
10:20am

40 minutes
10:00am
Semi-Private Clinical Exercise
Emma

10:00am
10:40am

40 minutes
11:00am
GLAD
Sarah - GLA;D Arthritis Class

11:00am
11:40am

40 minutes
12:00pm
Semi-Private Clinical Exercise
Daniel

12:00pm
12:40pm

40 minutes
1:00pm
2:00pm
3:00pm
4:00pm
5:00pm
Semi-Private Clinical Exercise
Daniel

5:20pm
6:00pm

40 minutes
Semi-Private Clinical Exercise
Jackson

5:20pm
6:00pm

40 minutes
Semi-Private Clinical Exercise
Sam

5:20pm
6:00pm

40 minutes
Semi-Private Clinical Exercise
Sam

5:20pm
6:00pm

40 minutes
Semi-Private Clinical Exercise
Jackson

5:20pm
6:00pm

40 minutes
6:00pm
Semi-Private Clinical Exercise
Anthony

6:00pm
6:40pm

40 minutes
Semi-Private Clinical Exercise
Jackson

6:00pm
6:40pm

40 minutes
Semi-Private Clinical Exercise
Sarah

6:00pm
6:40pm

40 minutes
Semi-Private Clinical Exercise
Daniel

6:00pm
6:40pm

40 minutes
Semi-Private Clinical Exercise
Anthony

6:40pm
7:20pm

40 minutes
GLAD
Sarah - GLA;D Arthritis Class

6:40pm
7:20pm

40 minutes
7:00pm
Semi-Private Clinical Exercise
Sarah

7:20pm
8:00pm

40 minutes
8:00pm

Saturday

Friday

Monday

Thursday

Wednesday

Tuesday

Get in touch

If you wish to get in touch directly, we can be reached at bayswater@backinmotion.com.au.

TELEHEALTH

We have launched Telehealth, a Physio online service to provide Physiotherapy consultations over video chat.

Even before the impact of COVID-19, there has been a growing consumer demand for access to video-consultation services provided by Physiotherapists. Given the COVID-19 virus’ impact, we are discounting our standard fees for Telehealth appointments to ensure our clients don’t fall behind in their treatment.

To access this service, you will simply need a computer or smart device with an internet connection and camera. We will send you a text message with a secure ID login and access to a private video consultation with your preferred Physio. We’re here to help you on your journey to recovery to get you moving again, whether that be in a practice, or via video if you can’t get to a practice.

How To Book:

  • 1. Simply call Back In Motion Bayswater on (03) 9720 3007
  • 2. Book in a time for your consultation which can be short, medium or long depending on your situation.
  • 3. Once you have made your booking, payment can be made over the phone.
  • 4. You will be provided with a unique meeting ID. At your allocated appointment time, enter this ID into the field below.

  • 5. Click 'Join Consultation' to be connected to your Physio.

Tip: Don't forget to check your video and microphone are working prior to your appointment to ensure a smooth consultation.

Book your Free Initial Assessment* today.

Treatment following your assessment is charged at the cost of a standard consultation. For full terms and conditions click here.

  • Book your Free Initial Assessment* today.

    Treatment following your assessment is charged at the cost of a standard consultation. For full terms and conditions click here.

Our Practice

Who we are

We provide physiotherapy, massage, Clinical Exercise, and exercise and rehab to Wantirna, Bayswater and surrounding suburbs. We have one-on-one and semi-private classes and because our services are delivered by physiotherapists you can claim them on private health insurance with extras cover.

Why we're different

A "quick-fix" for your pain or injury might sound good, but over time is proven to be inconvenient, costly and ineffective in comparison to taking preventative measures. Our unique clinical approach, Results4Life, keeps you on track towards optimal lifelong physical health.

Our guarantee

We are committed to your satisfaction and delivering the very best in physiotherapy care, customer service and outcomes. If you are not 100% satisfied with your experience at Back In Motion, we will refund your money on you last session and deliver your next session free.
For full terms and conditions click here

Our Service Offering

Physiotherapy

Whether you have back pain, neck pain, flexibility or mobility issues, our physios at Back In Motion can help resolve your pain and improve the quality of your life. 

Find out why physiotherapy is a GP's most recommended health professional today.

What can Back In Motion physio do for me?

We'll use the latest clinical research and physio equipment to develop a personal treatment plan to help you recover for your specific condition.

You don’t need a GP's referral to see a physio, and often we'll work as part of a team to plan and manage treatment for your specific condition or injury.

How will a Back In Motion physio assess my injury?

We'll assess your condition to diagnose the problem and focus on how to help you heal with tangible tools like Results4Life®

What sort of treatments do Back In Motion physios use?

Treatments include:

- Exercise prescription
- Postural analysis and correction
- Soft tissue massage/mobilization
- Dry needling
- Management of lifestyle issues such as desk set up, pillow and gym programs
- Prescription of aids such as crutches, orthotics and braces

What else does Back In Motion offer? 

We’re a one-stop shop for allied health, and also offer related health services such as clinical/reformer Clinical Exercise, remedial massage, exercise rehab and more.

We work in partnership with you to identify how we can resolve your pain and condition, and then how to heal you and get you stronger to ensure it does not happen again. 

Remedial Massage

Whether you’re wanting to loosen tight muscles, soothe your body or simply relax, Back In Motion offers a range of massage services.

There are many places that offer massage these days, but few offer highly-qualified and trained physios with extensive knowledge of the human body to help your body heal.

Why should I have a remedial massage at Back In Motion?

We take a tailored approach, targeting key areas of your body chosen by you and your physio and it’ll be completed in a safe and professional environment.

Our highly-experienced physios have spent more than four years at university learning about human anatomy and biomechanics. We know your body and can identify the causes of aches, pains and soreness, ensuring a better result every time.

What remedial massage services are offered at Back In Motion?

We offer a range of massage services including remedial massage, sports therapy massage and deep tissue massage, so you can benefit from qualified physios and their extensive knowledge of the human body.

What are the benefits of regular remedial massage?

Massage is beneficial to the body in many ways, both physically (tissue manipulation) and emotionally (relaxation). A regular massage can provide check ups with your physio, treat niggles, prevent new injuries/pain and help with maintenance.

Sporting clubs, athletes, and massage devotees see our expert physios and therapists for a reason: because we know your body and can identify the causes of aches, pains, and soreness, ensuring a better result every time.

Podiatry

Whether you have plantar fasciitis, an ingrown toenail, bunion or problems with your gait, we can help.

Our podiatrist is trained to assess, diagnose and treat foot and lower limb problems to help you look after your feet, improve your posture or help you to manage foot complications related to medical conditions such as diabetes.

Clinical Exercise

Whether you’re wanting to improve your flexibility, core strength or your posture, Back In Motion offers Clinical Exercise and reformer Pilates facilitated by qualified physios.

Many gyms and exercise studios offer Clinical Exercise these days, but few places offer personalised and tailored programs to help you recover, achieve your goals sooner and help stay injury-free.

Why should I do Clinical Exercise & Pilates at Back In Motion?

Our qualified physios supervise you during class to offer you a safe and effective program.

When you do Clinical Exercise with us, you’re in a smaller class with an individual program designed just for you – so you’ll progress faster and are less likely to get injured.

What equipment is available at Back In Motion?

We offer a range of specialised Pilates equipment, including reformers, trapeze tables and floor-based exercises to help you progress and achieve your health and fitness goals.

Who will benefit the most out of Clinical Exercise & Pilates?

Clinical Exercise can benefit everyone – from the elite athlete wanting to improve their core strength, to a beginner seeking to improve their flexibility and muscle strength.

We recommend all of our Back In Motion clients try Clinical Exercise at least once. Once you see the results and feel the benefits, you'll be hooked!

What are the health benefits of Clinical Exercise & Pilates?

The health benefits of Clinical Exercise include improved flexibility, increased muscle strength and tone, core stability, improved balance, spine stabilisation and improved posture.

Exercise and Rehab

Whether you have lower back pain, neck pain or a shoulder injury, exercise rehabilitation can help. Our exercise programs can help with increasing fitness, weight loss, injury rehabilitation, endurance training or strengthening, in a safe way that minimises risk of injury.

Our qualified staff use the latest clinical research and physio equipment to develop a personal exercise plan to help you improve flexibility, mobility, and strength.

Custom Orthotics

When a small problem develops in your feet, a subtle change in the way you walk can cause a chain reaction that alters your posture and movement mechanics. The symptom of poor foot mechanics can include localised foot pain, bunions, arch or heel pain, leg or knee pain, hip or back pain – and even neck pain. Custom orthotics have been shown to correct these issues, giving you improved balance, posture, and general wellbeing.

Dry needling

Whether you have back pain, neck pain or other musculoskeletal injuries, dry needling with acupuncture needles can be an effective part of your treatment plan.

Dry needling can help reduce muscle tension and pain levels and trigger a healing response in injured tissues within the body. As opposed to acupuncture, dry needling works directly on the injured body part, not meridian or energy flows.

Women’s Health

Women’s Health Physiotherapy is aimed at women at any time of their lives. Our women’s health physios are specially trained at post-graduate level, meaning you will receive the best possible assessment and treatment whatever your concern.

The following conditions are treated by a women’s health physio.

Pre and Post-natal care: any symptoms associated with being pregnant such as back and pelvic pain as well as exercise therapy for safe activity in pregnancy. After you have had your baby we recommend a 6 weeks check with the physiotherapist where they can assess your abdominal muscles, pelvic floor muscles and breathing. This is also the time we can start you back to exercise and get you back to what you love doing!

Urinary and Faecal Incontinence: any leakage from your bladder or bowel can often be treated very successfully with the support of physiotherapy. This may include bladder and bowel training, pelvic floor strengthening, constipation management as well as fluid and dietary advice.

Pelvic organ Prolapse: anyone diagnosed with any type of pelvic organ prolapse should seek the support of a specially trained physiotherapist. Treatment is aimed at managing symptoms in the optimal way as well as getting you back to moving and exercising without the fear of making prolapse any worse. If you are having surgery it is still advisable to have physiotherapy pre and post op to ensure you recover as well as possible.

Pelvic pain: this can be pain anywhere in your pelvis, lower back or hips. Often there is a strong correlation between muscle coordination and strength and the pelvic floor muscles or the abdominal wall. Physiotherapy can help give the correct treatment and exercises. Pelvic pain can also refer to painful intercourse or simply vaginal pain, this too is ideally assessed and treated by a women’s health physiotherapist.

Not all conditions are treated with pelvic floor rehabilitation and exercises and everyone is individually assessed and a treatment plan formulated for them. Our women’s health physiotherapist is passionate about both the health of women and men and believes that anyone can overcome their pelvic health issues with the correct guidance and treatment. We want to empower both men and women so that their incontinence, prolapse or pelvic pain isn’t something they have to suffer with.

Men’s Health

Men’s Health Physiotherapy is aimed at men any time of their lives. Our men’s health physios are specially trained at post-graduate level, meaning you will receive the best possible assessment and treatment whatever your concern.

The following conditions are treated by a men’s health physiotherapist.

Urinary and Faecal incontinence: any leakage from your bladder or bowel can often be treated very successfully with the support of physio. This may include bladder and bowel training, pelvic floor strengthening and constipation strategies and treatment. Urinary incontinence is often a problem after prostate surgery so it is important that men have both pre and post op physio to ensure good pelvic floor muscle strength as well as good bladder and bowel habits.

Erectile dysfunction: Forty percent of West Australian men experience erectile dysfunction at some point in their lives. Pelvic floor physiotherapy is best placed to help manage this through strengthening of the pelvic floor muscles as well as advice surrounding devices like pumps. We also have a focused Shockwave machine which can help treat vascular erectile dysfunction as an adjunct to pelvic floor strengthening. Many people travel internationally for this treatment, but now we have it in Perth.

Pelvic pain: pain anywhere around the pelvis, lower back and hips as well as conditions such as pudendal neuralgia. Pain could also be associated with sexual intercourse such as ejaculatory pain.

Not all conditions are treated with pelvic floor rehabilitation and exercises and everyone is individually assessed and a treatment plan formulated for them. Our men’s health physiotherapist is passionate about the health of men and believes that anyone can overcome their pelvic health issues with the correct guidance and treatment. We want to empower men so that their incontinence or pelvic pain isn’t something they have to suffer with.

Pelvic Floor and Continence Physiotherapy

Continence and pelvic floor physiotherapy is a specific field of physiotherapy. The focus is on the treatment of pelvic floor related disorders like incontinence and prolapse by restoring muscle function to the pelvic floor. Back In Motion offers discrete treatment for both women and men.

Clinical Exercise Class

Clinical Exercise is an advanced class guided by a physiotherapist. Once you have progressed from individual and semi-private Clinical Exercise, you’ll be able to join Clinical Exercise classes allowing you to develop your skills and challenge your body.

Semi-Private Clinical Exercise

Once you have completed a prescribed series of one-on-one Clinical Exercise sessions, your physio may recommend you commence semi-private Clinical Exercise classes. These classes have a maximum of five participants. You'll receive guidance and attention from the physiotherapist instructing the class in accordance with your individual Clinical Exercise program. Your program may include a combination of mat and reformer work.

GaitScan® Assessment

Back In Motion’s scientific GaitScan® assessment technology allows your physio to closely analyse your foot mechanics. This is done by measuring timing sequences, mapping foot pressure and providing an in-depth visual report that you can take home.

Using GaitScan®, your Back In Motion physiotherapist can then determine whether faulty foot function is the cause of your discomfort and whether custom orthotics will benefit you. If so, the results of your assessment are used to create customer orthotics moulded and manufactured specifically for your needs.

Running Assessments

Conducted by our Physiotherapists trained in running Biomechanics, this is a functional technique and performance assessment which will analyse your running (technique and training loads) and be used to guide the implementation of strategies to improve your running performance and reduce your risk of injury.

Semi-Private Exercise and Rehab

If you're looking for an alternative to Clinical Exercise, you might like to explore semi-private exercise classes. These classes take no more than four participants which means you'll get lots of attention from the physio instructing the class. In a semi-private exercise class you'll undertake a supervised, full training program which will address any concerns you may have in regards to exercise technique, motivation, accountability and exercise progression.

Vibration Therapy

We offer side-alternating, high frequency vibration therapy using a vibration platform. You can experience results not only as treatment for an existing health concern but as a preventative measure for a diverse range of health issues including back pain, falls prevention, core strength, and elite performance.

Mums In Motion

Prepare your body for the rigours of labour, improve your aerobic fitness, and reduce your recovery time in a fun, social atmosphere with other mums-to-be! Guided by your physio, this exercise class also includes education on back care, posture, and relaxation specific to pregnancy.

GLA:D - Good Life with Arthritis: Denmark

What is GLA:D?

This education and exercise program reflects the latest evidence in osteoarthritis (OA) research. It includes feedback from people with OA as well as what works in the real world to help manage OA symptoms.

GLA:D training consists of:

  • A first appointment explaining the program and collecting data on your current functional ability.
  • Two education sessions to teach you about OA, how the GLA:D exercises improve joint stability and how to retain this improved joint stability outside of the program.
  • Group neuromuscular training sessions twice a week for six weeks to improve muscle control of the joint which leads to reduction in symptoms and improved quality of life.
Telehealth

Telehealth – your online Physio now available 

Need to see your Physio but unable to get into the practice?

We now have an alternative! We have launched Telehealth, an online Physio service to provide Physiotherapy consultations over video

Meet the team

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Daniel Heffernan

Physiotherapist

Daniel Heffernan

Physiotherapist

Daniel completed his Physiotherapy Degree at La Trobe University, and joined the Back In Motion Bayswater team in 2011.

He has had years of experience working in private practice, as well as with amateur football teams throughout Melbourne. 

Daniel has a particular interest in shoulder injuries, strength training and running related injuries.

He is very passionate about health and fitness, and enjoys long distance running and strength training outside of work. He has been involved in competitive powerlifting, and has ran numerous marathons.

Daniel is also a very passionate basketball and football fan, especially Collingwood! 

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Sarah Parkinson

Physiotherapist

Sarah Parkinson

Physiotherapist

Sarah has been with the team at Back in Motion Bayswater since completing her Bachelor of Biomedicine and Doctor of Physiotherapy with Dean's Honours at the University of Melbourne in 2016. 

Sarah is passionate about empowering people to achieve their health goals by providing her clients with holistic advice, specific exercises and practical tools to assist their self-management, alongside her quality hands-on treatment. She also loves sharing her passion for human anatomy and physiology to assist her clients in better understanding their conditions. 

Sarah has particular interest in the treatment and rehabilitation of low back, neck and knee pain, having completed further training in lumbo-pelvic dysfunction and Clinical Pilates. She is also a certified GLA:D Trainer, delivering the globally-recognised GLA:D exercise and education program for hip and knee arthritis.

Sarah has varied experience as a sports trainer in the Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA), and through eye-opening volunteer placements in Vanuatu, India and Cambodia. Sarah's passion for improving both local and global healthcare has lead her to a position on the Australian Physiotherapy Association Victorian Branch Council, where she represents all recently graduated physiotherapists in Victoria.  

Outside of physiotherapy, Sarah volunteers in the global poverty and sustainability space, is an avid traveller, a keen hiker and an enthusiastic baker! 

Additional certifications: Clinical Pilates, Dry Needling, GLA:D.

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Luke Sweet

Physiotherapist

Luke Sweet

Physiotherapist

Luke is a Clinical Supervisor and one of the practice's most experienced physios, having worked here for over 10 years. 

While developing a broad skill set during his time in the practice, he has a particular interest in manging complex back and neck conditions. With a focus on educating patients about their condition as well as empowering them to manage thier pain, Luke is able to achieve lasting results.

Luke also has a passion for helping DVA veterans with their health needs. He leads rehabilitation classes within the practice as well as managing their individual conditions.

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Anthony Balassone

Physiotherapist

Anthony Balassone

Physiotherapist

Anthony is one of our senior physiotherapists and a Clinical Supervisor in the practice.

Growing up, Anthony played a variety of sports and developed a real understanding of the physical demands on the body and how to identify injuries early and prevent them from impacting on performance.

Anthony graduated from Deakin University in 2010 with a Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science, which he finds to be a huge advantage when it comes to exercise prescription and rehabilitation of sporting injuries.

He then completed a Doctor of Physiotherapy degree at the University of Melbourne, graduating in December 2013. He was offered a graduate position at Back in Motion Bayswater in September 2013 due to his impressive student placement within the Clinic.

Anthony has undertaken additional training in the use of dry needling, rehabilitation of Neck and Spinal injuries, Headache and Whiplash Management and Temporomandibular Disorders (Jaw Injuries).

Recently, Anthony completed the Pain Physiotherapy Level 1 course, which has further enhanced his understanding of the burden pain places on a person and appropriate treatment strategies to help people manage their pain.

Anthony is happiest when he gets to spend time educating and helping his patients understand why they are in pain, but most importantly how to get out of pain and live their best life.

Anthony takes into consideration the person, their daily activities and their goals to help form an individualised treatment plan.

He does this through a thorough examination that looks not just at the symptoms, but the potential causes of why pain is occurring. Through the use of advanced musculoskeletal hands-on treatment therapies and clinical exercise rehabilitation, Anthony is able to achieve the best results for his clients.

Most importantly, he aims to empower each individual to self-manage their pain and conditions for lifelong health.

In his spare time, Anthony loves to stay fit and active, which he needs to keep up with his little girl who always keeps him on his toes.

*All services with Anthony incur a $15 Senior Practitioner Surcharge

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Emma Hindhaugh

Physiotherapist - Continence and Pelvic Floor Physiotherapist

Emma Hindhaugh

Physiotherapist - Continence and Pelvic Floor Physiotherapist

Post Graduate Physiotherapist Certificates in Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy, and Exercise and Women's Health APAM

Emma was born, raised and educated in Melbourne. She graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 1994 and has worked in the public and private sector. In 2001 Emma and husband Tom bought Bayswater Physiotherapy which later became Back in Motion Bayswater.

Emma returned to University completing a Post Graduate Certificate in Continence and Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy in 2010, and a Post Graduate Certificate in Exercise for Women in 2011. This has given her the qualifications needed to treat all continence issues, pre and post natal conditions and pelvic pain conditions for both men, women and children.

In particular Emma has a particular interest in managing pelvic girdle pain.

As a monther of three active boys, Emma has honed her time management skills and divides her energy between study, clinic management and planning family holidays.

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Tom Hindhaugh

Practice Director and Physiotherapist

Tom Hindhaugh

Practice Director and Physiotherapist

Tom is the Practice Director and a senior physiotherapist at Back In Motion Bayswater, with over 25 years experience in private practice. In his early career, Tom developed many skills while working in a number of orthopaedic and rehabilitation hospitals including working in the UK. Tom started at Bayswater Physiotherapy Centre in 1997, working hard building up a loyal caseload of clients from the local area (many of whom he still sees regularly today). Tom took over the practice in 2001 and expanded into the now current location in the Wantirna Mall. At the same time, the practice joined the Back In Motion Health Group.

Tom has a particular interest in managing people with complex and chronic pain injuries. Whether it is persistent pain associated with lumbar disc injuries, or degenerative osteoarthritis in hips and knees, Tom is passionate about focussing on the whole person, not just the injury, and emphasises self-management strategies to help achieve their health goals.

Tom is currently the President of the Australian Physiotherapy Association Victorian Branch Council and is a committee member of the Physiotherapy Business Group. He is passionate about advocating for the physiotherapy profession and is involved in working groups with both Worksafe and TAC to develop effective return to work programs.

While not at work Tom enjoys supporting his three boys in their sporting activities, which he says takes up most of the weekend. He loves to get away camping and bushwalking when able.

*All services with Tom incur a $15 Senior Practitioner Surcharge

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Jackson Wright

Physiotherapist

Jackson Wright

Physiotherapist

Hailing from the ACT, Jackson graduated with a Master of Physiotherapy from the university of Sydney, following a bachelor of Exercise Science from the University of Canberra.

Jackson is passionate about all forms exercise and strives to help people of all ages and abilities participate and make exercise a part of their lives.

Jackson has a range of experience in many sporting settings both as an athlete and a trainer, and worked with several Soccer and Rugby teams during his studies in Sydney.

Having grown up in Canberra, Jackson is a die-hard Raiders supporter and follows and keeps a close eye on almost all sports.

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Samuel Fung

Physiotherapist

Samuel Fung

Physiotherapist

Sam joined the team at Back in Motion Bayswater after graduating with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) from Monash University.

Sam’s passion for physiotherapy stems from his love for people and a drive to help them understand their conditions and guide them back to optimal health with a variety of treatment and exercise strategies.

Sam is a keen athlete and is enthusiastic about all things sports and fitness, finding a particular interest in treating sports-related injuries and other musculoskeletal conditions.

Outside of work he enjoys football, MMA and strength and calisthenics training. He also loves talking about Star Wars, Marvel and all things pop culture across movies, tv, and gaming.

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Adele Russo

Physiotherapist

Adele Russo

Physiotherapist

Adele completed her Master of Physiotherapy at Swinburne University of Technology. She completed her Bachelor of Health Sciences (Majoring in Human Physiology and Anatomy) at La Trobe University in 2019. Adele completed her very first private practice placement here and has been a part of our team since June 2022.

Adele’s passion for physiotherapy arose when she sustained a football injury at 15 years old, and whilst waiting at the hospital, she saw a physiotherapist working with a patient. She was intrigued enough to question the physiotherapist, which sparked her interest and led her to pursue her dream career in physiotherapy.

Adele has a wide range of experience working with several local football clubs as a sports trainer during her studies. This has helped her expand her skills and apply her physiotherapy knowledge to a real-world setting.

Adele genuinely loves working with people of all ages and wants to make a real difference. She is passionate about assisting, educating, and empowering others in regaining their independence and improving their overall quality of life.

Outside of her work and studies, Adele loves reading and being outdoors. She also loves going on hikes or a stroll along the beach at sunset with a nice cocktail (specifically a piña colada). She also enjoys training at Body Fit Training in Croydon and of course, weightlifting.

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Jarrod Howell

Remedial Massage Therapist

Jarrod Howell

Remedial Massage Therapist

No stranger to our team, Jarrod has a varied athletic background including participating in and coaching football, martial arts, obstacle courses and ultra trail events.

Therefore, Jarrod has a keen appreciation of the need to keep our bodies in the best possible working order, and brings his background knowledge to his treatments.

Jarrod provides remedial and sports massage uses a variety of techniques to maximise the effectiveness of his treatments, including:

  • Trigger point therapy      Myofascial release
  • Deep tissue massage     Corrective exercises

Commencing mid March, taking bookings now.

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Sonia Konstantinovic

Podiatrist

Sonia Konstantinovic

Podiatrist

Sonia graduated from La Trobe University in 2019. Sonia has aspired to work in the health professional field, but always had podiatry in the back of her mind. This was stemmed from her first visit to the podiatrist when she was 5 years of age when she started toe walking, where she was given orthotics and exercises. It was from this encounter she developed an interest in podiatry. 

Sonia enjoys all aspects of general podiatry and has a keen interest in ingrown toenails, diabetic foot care, management and treatment of musculoskeletal conditions such as plantar heel pain and Achilles’ pain. 

In her spare time, Sonia enjoys keeping fit by going to the gym and involving herself in boxing and F45 classes, watching TV shows and movies and playing video games.  She also enjoys spending time with her little nephew.

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Emma Roberts

Practice Manager

Emma Roberts

Practice Manager

Emma has varied experience in Administration, Customer Service, Sales and Marketing, as well as an early qualification in Agriculture.

By far, her favourite industry is health, and she is keen runner, martial artist, yoga and pilates enthusiast and a qualified Personal Trainer.

Emma worked with the Back In Motion-Bayswater team from 2012-2017, and returns to the “Back In Motion Family” in 2021.

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Annette Drill

Receptionist

Annette Drill

Receptionist

Annette is senior receptionist and a real asset to Back In Motion Bayswater. Having spent many years in administration, she brings experience and knowledge to the team

She looks forward to meeting and greeting clients as they walk through the door and loves hearing about their health successes.

Her interests include gardening, reading, and spending time with family and friends. She can't wait for another Tigers Premiership.

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Jenny Dickson

Receptionist

Jenny Dickson

Receptionist

Jen has been a part of the Back in Motion Bayswater and Bentliegh teams for ever!  Formerly managing Bentleigh with Physio Kane Burrows, Jen now lends her much sought after skills, and warmth to the Bayswater team.

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Rachel Butler

Podiatry Practice Manager

Rachel Butler

Podiatry Practice Manager

Rachel has looked after our “sister” podiatry clinic, MyFootDr-Wantirna and its previous incarnation, Complete Feet, with Orthotist Rainer, for many years and brings a wealth of podiatry knowledge to our team.

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Susie Withers

Receptionist

Susie Withers

Receptionist

Bringing a host of technical, team leadership and baking skills to the team, Susie joins us, primarily to win the Bake Off!  Susie's bright disposition and cheeky sense of humour is bound to raise many smiles.

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Ben Hindhaugh

Receptionist

Ben Hindhaugh

Receptionist

With an immaculate Physiotherapy pedigree, the oldest of the 2nd generation Hindhaughs joins us on reception while studying Physiotherapy at Charles Sturt Uni. Ben has gown up around the practice, and many may recognise him!

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Alannah Cattran

Receptionist

Alannah Cattran

Receptionist

Coming to us with a background in Paediatric Occupational Therapy administration, Alannah is familiar with health services, and really loves to help people! 

We are pleased to help her gain real world experience in administration while she follows her passions studying Psychology and Health.