The Team

Tarryn Ebden

B Sci (physiotherapy)
Physiotherapist

Tarryn studied physiotherapy at 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.

Ali Chhagan

B. Science (Physiotherapy)
Masters of Clinical Physiotherapy.
Member of Australian Physiotherapy Association

Ali studied Physiotherapy at Curtin University in Perth. He also completed a Masters in Physiotherapy from the University of Queensland in Brisbane where he learnt and developed advanced clinical skills in the area of musculoskeletal injuries and sports injuries.

Ali has a special interest in treating acute and chronic neck pain, back pain and headaches. He also has a background and experience working as a Sports/Remedial massage therapist. Ali believes in a “hands on approach” and incorporates massage and dry needling as required in his treatment. He also prescribes core stability exercises and home stretching programs in his management plan. Ali is an evidence based practitioner with a holistic approach towards his clientele.

Ali is a qualified Dance Medicine Australia Pilates instructor and uses these skills as part of his injury rehabilitation.




Chris Rollins

B. Physiotherapy
Senior Physiotherapist

Chris graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of Queensland in 2000 before starting work as a musculoskeletal physiotherapist in a Brisbane private practice.  He moved to the UK in 2002 where he worked predominantly with the British Military as a physiotherapist and in private practice.

Chris’ background has given him experience in the treatment and management of a wide range of musculoskeletal and sporting injuries.  He has developed a special interest in sacroiliac and lumbar spine dysfunction, neurodynamics and headaches.  

Chris's primary focus during treatment is a rapid return to work and return to sport with lasting results. As one of the senior clinicians in the clinic, Chris is involved with mentoring and coaching to continually improve the standard of all staff.

Chris enjoys a wide variety of sports including golf, tennis and rugby and keeping fit at the gym.




Ellis robinson

B Sci (Physiotherapy)
Physiotherapist

Ellis is a skilled musculoskeletal physiotherapist with a special interest in complicated shoulder problems and spinal/pelvic problems. He is a modified Pilates Instructor and enjoys 1:1 sessions and group classes.

In the UK Ellis worked closely with shoulder specialists and Orthopaedic Surgeons and as such has developed an excellent understanding of complex shoulder injuries and their rehabilitation.

Ellis graduated in the UK in 2001 and has come to Perth to experience the Aussie lifestyle, play more sports and share his knowledge with other phyisotherappists for the next 3 years.

Ellis comes from a strong sporting background having competed internationally in Athletics and is a keen cyclist and weight trainer.

He uses a holistic approach to physiotherapy with a focus on finding long- term solutions to injury problems. She enjoys treating clients of all ages and helping them to achieve their goals.

James completed a Master of Physiotherapy in Perth. Prior to this James graduated with a Bachelor of Exercise and Health Science with Honours in Exercise Physiology from the University of Western Australia. Prior to becoming a physiotherapist James has worked as a Strength and Conditioning coach with both elite and semi-elite athletes and obtained a Master of Science in this field.

James enjoys treating a wide variety of acute and chronic injuries with a special interest in sports injuries. James brings to the practice a wealth of knowledge in exercise physiology and exercise prescription. James likes to draw on this background to incorporate functional rehabilitation programs as part of patient treatment to ensure a timely and safe return to both sport and work.

James enjoys treating a wide variety of acute and chronic injuries with a special interest in sports injuries. James brings to the practice a wealth of knowledge in exercise physiology and exercise prescription. James likes to draw on this background to incorporate functional rehabilitation programs as part of patient treatment to ensure a timely and safe return to both sport and work.

James also combines his passion for cycling and his clinical expertise to provide a bicycle fitting service to promote better cycling ergonomics to cycle more efficiently and faster as well as provide injury prevention and treatment for cyclists from recreational to elite.

Outside the practice James enjoys participating in a wide variety of sports including swimming, cycling, boxing, running and resistance training.

Sinead completed her Physiotherapy degree at QMUC, Edinburgh, Scotland. Prior to this Sinead had graduated with a BSc. Sports and Exercise Science (Hons) Degree from University of Limerick, Ireland.

Sinead started her career working within NHS hospitals in the UK in the area of musculoskeletal outpatients, orthopaedics (pre and post-surgery), Neurological rehabilitation, acute sporting injuries and trauma care in the ITU settings. Sinead then developed a special interest in the treatment of Musculoskeletal injuries

Since moving to Private practice Sinead's special interests include sports injuries, post orthopaedic surgical rehabilitation and the treatment of knee and shoulder injuries.

She is qualified in Pilates instruction and uses this to teach many clients how to become stronger than before the injury to prevent future repetition of the pain. She also uses Pilates to help her clients develop a strong core and improve at their chosen sport. Sinead is also trained in the use of dry needling which she uses alongside manual techniques and exercise prescription to maximise her client's recovery rates.

Sinead likes to keep fit outside of work including running and Pilates.

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 a range of sporting injuries.

Victoria has been trained in the use of dry needling 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. 

She has also trained in teaching DMA clinical pilates which can be very beneficial for people suffering from neck and back pain due to poor posture, as well as those looking to improve their strength and control to enhance their sporting performance and prevent injuries.

David Le

B.Sci (Physio)
Physiotherapist

David completed his physiotherapy degree at Curtin University in Perth.

David started his career working in private practice and aged care settings in the Perth metropolitan area, where he saw a variety of patients gaining experience in chronic musculoskeletal pain and spinal injury patients.

David’s special interests include treating post surgical patients, ankle injuries, back and neck pain and acute sporting injuries especially the knee.

David is able to speak fluent Vietnamese and understand Malay.  He keeps very active and currently participates in local basketball and soccer teams and is therefore able to incorporate specific sporting drills to his physiotherapy treatment. 

David uses Pilates and gym in combination to better support athletes in their return to sport and management of back pain.

Grace Eaton

BSc (Physiotherapy)
Physiotherapist

Grace completed her Physiotherapy degree at Curtin University in Perth.

Since beginning her career in a private practice setting, she has been trained in the use of dry needling as well as clinical Pilates. She believes in working together with the use of a multidisciplinary team to prevent future episodes and avoiding chronicity of the musculoskeletal problems she treats.

Grace has a particular passion for Pilates and women’s health.  She is able to give fast relief to women suffering mastitis and pelvic floor weakness.  She also has an interest in the treatment of sports injuries, neck and back pain. To keep fit she engages in regular Pilates, enjoys running and netball and has an interest in nutrition.

Rhiannon Lewis

Rhiannon Studied Physiotherapy at Brunel University, West London and qualified in 2004.

In 2005 she passed the Acupuncture Association of Chartered Physiotherapists course reaching a high standard of practice of Acupuncture.

Progressing her interest in the musculoskeletal field Rhiannon worked as a senior physiotherapist at Cardiff University Hospital for 18 months assessing and treating a many necks and backs, working in fracture clinics, specializing in sports injuries of the legs and running exercise classes including Pilates.

Rhiannon left the UK in 2008 and has worked in the private practice in New Zealand.

There she gained experience in return to work rehabilitation, assessment and programme implementation, post operative return to sports programmes and pilates.

She gained a further 3 years experience before moving to Perth, West Australia.

She has developed a keen interest in muscle imbalance and movement dysfunction.

The treatment and rehabilitation of sports injuries and work related injuries.

Rhiannon has a keen interest in sport she has played netball, soccer and rowed in New Zealand at a competitive level.

Salem Domiati

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. As the most senior clinician in the clinic, Salem spends most of his time teaching and  mentoring his staff and often gets involved with offering second opinions with difficult to treat conditions.  

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.