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Amy completed her Bsc in Physiotherapyat the University of Notre Dame. Since then Amy has worked in both rural and city private practices. Amy is currently working at our Quinns practice where she is our Pilates and Exercise Rehabilitation expert after specializing in this field over the past 5 years. She has a passion for utilising her high level of skill in clinical pilates as part...

Mat completed his BSc in physiotherapy at Curtin university. He has spent four years working in the south-west before joining Quinns Physiotherapy, spending time between Collie and Harvey, which allowed him to treat a diverse range of injuries. Mat’s clinical interests include sports and post-operative rehabilitation and he thrives on seeing his clients return to their hobbies/sports at full capacity. His treatments focus on manual therapy and dry needling as well as providing clients with the...

Ashleigh has completed her B Sc in physiotherapy at Curtin University and is thrilled to join us at our Butler clinic after working for some years at our Quinn's Clinic. She enjoys treating a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions and has a particular interest in sporting injuries. At Butler she is our specialist women’s health Physiotherapist, utilising the real time ultrasound and her expertise as a Pilates class instructor. Ashleigh has experience working with North Beach Amateur Football Club and is trained in teaching Clinical Pilates. Outside of work, her interests include running, swimming and music.

Tom is a valuable asset to the Move Forward team as the Managing partner of our Butler Clinic. After spending some years providing physiotherapy services in the local community, he is elated to continue to be a presence in our new clinic in the northern suburbs. He has a keen interest in an array of musculoskeletal conditions with particular interest in the ‘everyday’ injury, back and neck pain that keeps us from our hobbies and work.

Renee has completed her BSc in physiotherapy at Curtin University and is currently working at the Quinns practice. As well as her physiotherapy degree Renee has also completed a Post-graduate Exercise Science degree and has worked as a Strength and Conditioning Coach. She enjoys treating a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions and has a particular interest in sporting injuries, exercise rehabilitation and pilates. Renee has experience working with Perth Demons WAFL, Stirling Senators SBL...

Ben completed his B.Sc (Physio) at Curtin University and has been the Managing Partner at Quinns Physiotherapy since 2007. In that time he has opened 9 new Physiotherapy clinics in the area including both Ocean Keys Physiotherapy and Currambine Physiotherapy establishing Move Forward as the number one providers of Physiotherapy care in the northern corridor of Perth. Clinically his main interests include cervical and lumbar pain. Outside of work he loves his sports and his dog, Wilco and of course his wife Louise. Always wanting to contribute to his local community he is a volunteer

David received his physiotherapy degree from the University of Keele in the UK and went on to work in private practice throughout the UK, NZ and Australia before returning home to complete his Masters degree in 2012/13. Clinical interests include low back pain and pelvic pain. David enjoys seeing his clients return to full level of function, whether it be sport, recreation or work....

Daniel completed his Bachelor of Science (Physiotherapy) at Curtin University in 2010. He has a keen interest in treating sporting injuries and other musculoskeletal conditions including shoulder, back and neck pain, motor vehicle-related injuries and workplace injuries.

Daniel has extensive experience in muscle and joint pain management techniques, including dry needling (acupuncture), exercise prescription and teaching self management techniques for prevention of future injuries.

Daniel has a special interest in falls prevention and the role physiotherapy can play in reducing falls in the elderly population.

Mitchell completed his B Sc in Physiotherapy at Curtin University, graduating with distinction and as a member of the Vice Chancellor’s list. Mitchell is currently working at Quinns Physiotherapy and Hocking Physiotherapy. Mitchell has a clinical interest in a range of musculoskeletal injuries and a keen interest in sports rehabilitation. Outside of work Mitchell enjoys volleyball, hockey, baking, travelling, and raising two toddlers.