Future Physio is one of Perth’s most established home visiting services. We have been a mobile Physiotherapy provider for over ten years and pride ourselves on delivering high quality service in the comfort of your own home.

Future Physio has grown over the years to now have a team of dedicated Physiotherapists and Exercise Physiologists servicing throughout the Perth Metro area. We remain proudly Perth owned and operated.

The team see clients across the lifespan from early childhood to our geriatric community. We love what we do and are passionate about bringing the best service for each and every client.

 
 

Sarah - Practice Principal

Sarah is a highly experienced Physiotherapist having graduated from Curtin University in 2000 with a BSc (Physiotherapy) as well as holding a BSc (Human Movement) from UWA. She has worked in both Australia and London in the private practice and hospital environments.

Sarah has a wealth of experience including working with Olympic and Paralympic athletes during her time as a Physiotherapist with the English Institute of Sport for the Beijing Olympic cycle.

When not at work Sarah is kept busy with two young children and enjoys tennis and pilates to keep fit. She is a keen traveller and enjoys planning her next overseas holiday.

Sarah is passionate about bringing elite level Physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology services to everybody.

 
 

Penny - Practice Manager

Penny graduated from Curtin University in 1998 with a Bachelor of Science – Nursing with Honours and 2001 with a Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing – Midwifery. She has worked in both the private and public hospital systems across Western Australia and Victoria. She then ran her own retail business for over 10 years managing the HR, payroll and accounts payable and receivable. Penny combines both her areas of expertise for Future Physio.

 

When Penny is not working she is very busy with her 3 children and all of their activities.

 
 

Vanessa - Physiotherapist

Vanessa graduated from Curtin University in 2003 with a BSc (Physiotherapy).  She has worked in Australia and London in both the public and private hospital and rehabilitation settings.

Upon graduating, she worked at The Mount Hospital in orthopaedic and rehabilitative care. Whilst in London she worked at Chelsea Westminster Hospital in the Rehabilitation Ward and specialising in Home Assessment and Rehabilitation.

Vanessa has a special interest in aged care, particularly falls prevention and balance. She has experience in orthopaedics, womens health, cardio-thoracic surgery and intensive care units.

When not working Vanessa keeps busy looking after her 5 children and, in her limited free time,  enjoys Pilates.

 
 

Jeff - Physiotherapist

Jeff grew up and studied in Perth, Western Australia. After working in an office environment for several years, Jeff decided to change direction and began studying Physiotherapy, graduating from Curtin University with a Graduate Entry Masters of Physiotherapy in 2019. He hasn't looked back since and loves working with people from all walks of life to help them get back to doing what they love.

Jeff has experience working in private practice musculoskeletal clinics, aged care and NDIS. Jeff has a particular interest in strength and conditioning in rehabilitation, but loves to get people up and moving in all shapes and forms.

When not working, Jeff is often at the gym working on Powerlifting, cardio or practicing Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Otherwise, Jeff is spending time with his wife and cat (picture of cat not included) or tinkering with gadgets or anything he can get his hands on.









 
 

Cat- Physiotherapist 

Cat graduated from Curtin University in 1995 with a BSc (Physiotherapy). She has worked in both Australia and the UK in both the public and private hospital and community settings. She enjoys working with a range of clients in many specialities including paediatrics, disability, women’s health, orthopaedics and geriatrics.

Cat most recently has worked in community and residential aged care and enjoys working with older clients. She loves to help them ‘break the age barrier’ and remain active and independent for as long as possible.

In her spare time Cat enjoys netball, walking and yoga. She also is very involved with her kids sporting hobbies, coaching netball and managing the soccer.

 

 
 

Ben - Physiotherapist

Ben completed a Bachelor of Science Degree in Physiology, Pharmacology & Anatomy from Monash University followed by a Masters of Physiotherapy Degree from Curtin University. 

Ben’s interest lies in the application of evidence based research to the real life problems of his patients. He is especially interested in pain and what drives it. For the last 10 years Ben has worked in private practice and the not profit sector, providing services to the general public, Armed Forces, athletes and more recently, aged care, giving depth and breadth to his experience and knowledge. Mostly, Ben cares about people and you’ll find him interested and interesting. 

Ben’s passions are his wife and four daughters. His other interests are philosophy and consciousness, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and chess, none of which he does well but all of which he loves. Ben also has a farm, running Angus cattle and a short term accommodation in Fremantle.

 
 

Aiden - Physiotherapist

Aiden grew up in Perth and graduated from Curtin University with a Doctor of Physiotherapy, having previously completed a Bachelor of Science (Exercise, Sport and Rehabilitation Science). He has recently returned to Perth, having spent time in Albany working with clients with a wide range of neurological conditions and in the aged care space.

 Aiden is passionate about assisting his clients to implement exercise and lifestyle changes that promote longevity and wellbeing. Preventing falls and maintaining independence is a priority as we age, and Aiden is enjoying taking what he’s learned working with the neurological community and implementing it into his sessions with his Future Physio clients.

Aiden’s background of representing WA in basketball, completing multiple ultramarathons and being a member of the army reserve, means he’s confident he can draw on his personal and professional experience to assist his clients to achieve their goals, no matter their level of experience. When not working Aiden can be found at the gym, trail running or relaxing with a good book. 


 
 

Lucia - Exercise Physiologist

Lucia is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist having graduated from Curtin University with a BSc in Exercise, Sports and Rehabilitation Science in 2020 and a Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology in 2021.  She previously studied Mechanical Engineering and holds a PhD in Biomedical Engineering.

Lucia has experience in aged care, orthopaedics, musculoskeletal injury and cardiac rehabilitation.  She particularly enjoys understanding what motivates her clients and developing individualised exercise programs to help them achieve their goals.

When not at work Lucia is a keen runner and participates and volunteers in ultramarathon events. She also loves nature and goes on camping and hiking trips to explore the outdoors as often as she can.

 
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Steevie - Exercise Physiologist

Steevie is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist who graduated from UWA with a Bachelor Degree in Public Health in 2013 and Masters Degree in Clinical Exercise Physiology in 2017.  


Steevie has worked in a range of areas including injury rehabilitation, chronic disease management, aged care and disability. She enjoys working with the wide range of clients serviced by Future Physio and the challenge of developing programmes to help every client to achieve their goals.


When not at work Steevie is busy chasing after her two boys or at the beach and keeps fit with small group training sessions. 

 
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Amelia - Exercise Physiologist

Amelia is an ESSA Accredited Exercise Physiologist having graduated the University of Western Australia in 2014 with a Bachelor of Science (Exercise and Health) and a Post Graduate Diploma in Exercise Rehabilitation.

After graduating Amelia enjoyed winter seasons training and working as a snowboard instructor in New Zealand, Japan and Canada. Since returning to live in Perth she has reignited her passion for exercise as both a fitness and rehabilitation tool.

When not at work Amelia enjoys keeping herself fit at the gym and going to pilates classes. She also plays amater Australian Rules Football for the University Football Club during the winter.