The Team

Salem Domiati

salem@centralcityphysio.com.au
B. App. Sci. Physio. (Hons)
Grad Dip Physio. Sports
M.A.P.A.
Practice Principal

Salem graduated with honours from the University of South Australia in 1991. He has worked in Adelaide, Melbourne and Perth as well as in the UK. He completed his postgraduate diploma in Sports physiotherapy at Curtin University of Technology in 1995. Salem is actively involved in part time clinical teaching in the post graduate Masters program at Curtin University.

Salem's special interests are complicated neck and back problems and sports injuries. Salem says to his patients “I like to team up with you to help you fix your injuries or pains. I like to get everyone involved in fixing their body and not just rely on my work and that is how I get good results and work on preventing recurrences of injuries.”

Salem is very keen for everyone in the practice to be involved in continual education and upgrading their skills. He likes to run regular sessions with his staff to make sure they are all offering the most useful and current approaches to treatment.

Tarryn Ebden

tarryn@centralcityphysio.com.au
B Sci (physiotherapy)
Physiotherapist

Tarryn studied physiotherapy Curtin University in Perth. Tarryn began her physiotherapy career at Royal Perth Hospital in the areas of neurological rehabilitation, vestibular rehabilitation, cardio-respiratory physiotherapy and trauma care within the intensive care unit.  She has worked for the Wanneroo Netball Association and has also worked very closely with professional tennis players.

Since moving to private practice, Tarryn’s special interests include: sporting injuries (working closely with her brother who is an australian professional tennis player); neck and back pain and Vestibular rehabilitation. Tarryn teaches clinical Pilates to many clients with long standing and chronic back pain with great results.

Tarryn has played at a state level of tennis since she was 8 years of age, she enjoys keeping fit at the gym and is very involved with helping young people through her church.

Le Wang

Physiotherapist

Le studied Physiotherapy at Curtin University of Technology in Perth.

Le initially started her physiotherapy career working in Perth metropolitan public Hospitals in the area of Musculoskeletal Outpatients and orthopaedics, chronic pain management, acute sport injuries, postural related and post operative spinal pain, rehabilitation as well as antenatal and postnatal women’s health.

Since moving to private practice, Le’s special interests have included: neck and back pain, ergonomic related injuries, low back pain in antenatal women as well as post pregnancy and all aspects of hand injuries.

Le has always had a keen interest in Chinese medicine as she comes from a family background in Acupuncture. Le finds the western counterpart called ‘dry needling’ especially effective in the management of postural related pain but also believes in a holistic approach to client care.  Le combines her manual therapy skills with exercise therapy working with the client and incorporates dry needling when needed.

Jenna Athans

Physiotherapist

Jenna completed her Physiotherapy studies at the University of Notre Dame, Fremantle, Western Australia.  Jenna began her career at Joondalup hospital where she attained skills in orthopaedic and surgical rehabilitation, hydrotherapy, cardio respiratory physiotherapy, women’s health and geriatric rehabilitation.

Since moving to private practice, Jenna’s special interests include sports injuries, women’s health, clinical Pilates, neck and back pains.

Being from the country Jenna has always been involved in sports. She has played and has intimate knowledge of treating injuries in netball, swimming, horse riding and triathlons. She currently enjoys regular exercise in the form of triathlons and weight training.

John Trend

BSc (Physiotherapy)
Physiotherapist

John graduated from Curtin University in 2004 and subsequently gained valuable experience in the surgical orthopaedic inpatients department at Hollywood Private Hospital in Nedlands, West Australia. John has worked closely with Rugby WA, travelling with the State under 19’s and State Schoolboys Rugby Union teams as team physiotherapist. John’s affiliation with Rugby WA stemmed from his long involvement as a player, having represented the state in Rugby Union in the Australian Rugby Shield from 2003 – 2005.

After leaving Hollywood in late 2005, John travelled overseas and spent 2 years working in a Sports Physiotherapy Clinic in the Republic of Ireland. This experience was highly rewarding, as John worked closely with a number of Rugby and Gaelic football teams. John also provided onsite physiotherapy for the workers of the famous Guinness Brewery in Dublin.

Victoria Marmion

B.Sci (Physio)
Physiotherapist

Victoria completed her physiotherapy degree at Curtin University in Perth.

She began her physiotherapy career in private practice seeing a wide variety of patients, gaining experience particularly in treating neck and back pain as well as post shoulder surgery patients.

Victoria has been trained in the use of dry needling (acupuncture) which she combines with the appropriate manual therapy and specific exercises to treat the underlying cause of the problem and thus help prevent future episodes. 

Victoria likes to keep active through running but also enjoys netball, tennis and golf. She understands the frustration of being unable to exercise due to an injury, and is therefore committed to helping her patients return to their sport.