Physiotherapist

Being a typical baby boomer, Linda is passionate about physical well-being, particularly because it is one of the best ways to help prevent many of the physical problems associated with growing older.

Linda is committed to providing up-to-date professional physiotherapy care for every client. She regularly attends continuing education courses. Having completed a post-grad diploma in physio in 2002 Linda has decided it’s finally time that she undertook her masters and begins the course in sports physiotherapy this year.

Rowing is Linda’s main form of fitness although this has been recently interrupted due to the loss of the club’s pontoon in the recent Brisbane floods. Ergos are now the fill-in along with a bit of bike riding and walking up Mt Cootha.

Physiotherapist

Sul has completed two Bachelors of Physiotherapy, one from South Korea and one more recently from Newcastle university. Sul has worked in all areas of physiotherapy but it is the musculo-skeletal work that really interests her. Sul is very keen to continue with her post-graduate education and continuing education courses include dry needling, kinesio taping, and also sports/trigger point massage.

One of the reasons Sul is so passionate about her job is that she is able to see the improvement in her clients’ quality of life due to treatment. Sul believes that it is important to be able to empathise with each individual’s problem and that this helps to enable better outcomes.