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Stephen opened Teneriffe Physiotherapy in partnership in January 1998 and has been the practice principal since 2001. He attends conferences and courses each year to keep current with latest knowledge and trends and liaises with colleagues to discuss new advances and difficult cases. Stephen is a member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association, the Sports

Gina graduated from the University of Queensland with a Masters of Physiotherapy Studies after having previously completed a Bachelor of Physical Education with majors in Exercise Physiology and Exercise Prescription. Her Physical Education degree was attained at the University of Otago in New Zealand.

Since graduating, Gina has worked in private practice in Brisbane in the areas of musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy. She has worked as one of the physiotherapists for Brothers Rugby Union Club since she started with us and is currently physiotherapist for the Brisbane City NRC team and assistant physiotherapist for the Queensland Reds. Her current role at the Reds involves her travelling with the team, treating the players, strapping and providing the on-field management at all games.

Martina completed her degree at Auckland University of Technology in 2007 and has completed papers towards her Post Graduate diploma in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy. She has a passion for sports physiotherapy having worked with many elite athletes and competing in various sports herself. Martina has worked in private practice, hospitals and community workplaces across New Zealand and Australia. More recently she has developed an interest in helping chronic pain sufferers and is dedicated to helping every patient achieve their goals. Martina’s experience...

Saba graduated for the University of Queensland in 2010 and since then she has had experience working in private practice, Clinical Pilates, geriatrics and clinical education. She loves the hands-on approach to Physiotherapy but also strives to educate her patients on best ways to prevent injuries and how to recover in the shortest possible times.

Her treatments include manual therapy, sports massage, dry needling, rehabilitation and Clinical Pilates. She has a special interest in treating neck and back pain as well as dance related injuries. Saba has had extensive experience in teaching Pilates as well as managing and organising classes at various private practices around Brisbane, which she...

Josh graduated from the Australian Catholic University in 2015. Since graduating, he has developed particular interest in vestibular disorders and musculoskeletal and sport physiotherapy. Josh has worked with both Brothers Rugby Club and Iconz Rugby focusing on strapping, on field management and rehabilitation. Trained in Clinical Pilates, Josh aims to incorporate functional movements to achieve the best outcomes for his patients. In his spare time, Josh enjoys running, rugby and attending the gym regularly with his friends.

Mark completed his physiotherapy degree in 2012 at University of Notre Dame, and masters degree in musculoskeletal physiotherapy in 2014. The masters degree provides him with an advanced understand in the musculoskeletal system and hands on physiotherapy treatment. He is interested in tennis and has spent many years working with athletes as an advanced tennis coach. He spends most of his spare time with his young family.

Special interest Clinical Pilates & sports related injuries

Ben Strachan completed his degree at Charles Sturt University in 2007 and is the principle physiotherapist at Bardon Physiotherapy. He was the principle physiotherapist at the Murrumba Downs Medical & Dental Centre for the last five year, moving to Bardon to be closer to home. Ben has a passion for rehabilitation of work related injuries and frequently advocates for injured workers to employers and workcover.

Our principal physiotherapist, Bobbie-Jo Strong, has numerous years of experience in both sports and general physiotherapy. Special interests of Bobbie-Jo include:

Bobbie works with many major sports clubs including Rugby League, Rugby Union and Volleyball clubs, where she has developed a broad range of skills and techniques which have assisted greatly in her ability to effectively manage sport and non-sport related injuries. Bobbie-Jo and fellow Pivotal Motion Physiotherapist Lydia will be attending the Australian

Andy's special interests include Lower Limb Biomechanics, and Triathlon related injuries.

Van's special interest is in Musculoskeletal Injuries.

Lauren Wight has a special interest in all things sports related as well as a keen interest in Women’s Health