Aaron graduated from his physiotherapy training at the University of Otago (New Zealand) in 2001.  For 4 years he worked at 3 Stripe Rehabilitation in Wellington, treating some of New Zealand’s top professional and amateur athletes. He was the club physiotherapist for the Lower Hutt City Football club for 4 seasons, as well as servicing many of Wellington’s local rugby union, rugby league, netball and soccer clubs.

Aaron moved to Australia with his wife Catherine and joined the team at Symmetry physiotherapy in May 2006. He is currently consulting at out Hoppers Crossing and Altona North clinics. Aaron has a keen interest in sports injuries, lower limb biomechanics and exercise prescription and rehabilitation.

Earlier this year Aaron and Katherine celebrated the birth of their beautiful daughter Isabella.

Abby graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Charles Sturt University in 2009 after also completing a Bachelor of Applied Science in Human Movement at RMIT in 2005. Throughout her physiotherapy course Abby was involved with and provided physiotherapy coverage for numerous sporting groups, including sub district cricket, as well as AFL and netball teams.

Abby has a keen love for many sports and has competed at the elite level in both lacrosse and netball. She represented Australia in the 2003 Under 19 Lacrosse World Cup in Baltimore, USA, and has represented Victoria during numerous National Championships. Furthering this sporting interest, Abby has been the team physiotherapist for the Williamstown Soccer Club and both the Senior and Junior Victorian lacrosse teams as well as the state based physiotherapist for the Australian under 19 women’s lacrosse team.

Abby is working at both our Hoppers Crossing and Williamstown clinics. She has a keen interest in assessing and managing sporting injuries, particularly knee, ankle and lower limb injuries. She has also recently completed her pilates training and is running classes at the Hoppers Crossing clinic

Mark has been working as a physiotherapist for over 17 years. Mark is the principal owner of Symmetry Physiotherapy. Over this time he has worked extensively with elite and local sporting teams.
Mark was the physiotherapist for the Australian and Victorian baseball teams from 1998 to 2002, and is currently a consultant to the Victorian Institute of Sport, baseball academy.
He works with the local Hoppers Crossing Football Club as well as working with elite tennis players and is the consulting to “the Wallabies” (The Australian Rugby Team) when they are in Melbourne.

From this sporting team involvement, Mark has extensive expertise in the treatment and rehabilitating of shoulder and knee injuries.
Mark is ultimately very passionate about Symmetry Physiotherapy providing quality physiotherapy care to our local communities.

Alex has worked as a lecturer and tutor for seven years at Melbourne University in the Undergraduate Physiotherapy Degree. She is passionate about Women’s Health and continence awareness. Her vision is to increase community awareness of incontinence and pelvic floor issues and empower individuals to seek treatment and improve their quality of life. Alex treats at the Altona North Clinic. She has over 15 years of clinical experience in treating and over 10 years experience delivering classes.

Alex is also a trained Clinical Pilates instructor and has worked alongside the Australian Clinical Pilates educator. Alex has designed and supervises the Altona North and Hoppers Crossing Pilates group class program. She is also developing three pelvic floor and continence clinics at Hoppers Crossing, Altona North and Taylors Lakes.

Alex is currently completing her Masters of Women’s Health at The University of Melbourne.

Belinda graduated from Latrobe University in 2003 with a bachelor of Physiotherapy. Prior to this she completed a Bachelor of Applied Science (Human Movement) in 1999, also at Latrobe University. Whilst studying over these years Belinda worked as a receptionist at Symmetry Physiotherapy. On graduation she began her professional career with Symmetry Physiotherapy and is now a valuable member of our team. Being a local Werribee girl, Belinda is well known and respected among the sporting clubs and general community.

Belinda has developed a special interest in sports physiotherapy, working with various state and national sporting teams. Current involvement includes the Victorian Junior Volleyball squad and Victorian U18 Baseball squad. She has also had extensive training in clinical pilates and uses pilates exercises in helping recovery for patients with spinal pain as well as pre and post natal care.

On a personal note, Belinda has been a state level representative in athletics and competes regularly in athletics, cycling and triathlons.

Daniel is an enthusiastic new member of the Symmetry team and graduated from La Trobe University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2010.

Throughout the degree, Daniel gained experience within several leading hospitals in Melbourne, as well as the private sector and various sporting clubs. Most recently he has been involved in recovery management with A-League’s Melbourne Heart, as well as St Kevin’s Old Boys and South Melbourne Districts football clubs.

Daniel’s clinical interests lie within musculoskeletal and spinal conditions, as well as sports injuries. This is consequential to a background in soccer, having played representative soccer as a young teenager and in State Leagues as a senior. Daniel is excited to join the staff at Symmetry Physiotherapy and has plans for continued study to become a Sports Physiotherapist.