Our Team
Established in 2024 by two renown local physiotherapists, we are excited to bring expert care to the community. We are driven by genuine interest in each individual client and are here to help you reach your full potential to lead a more fulfilling life.
Our mission is to guide patients on their journey to recovery with a high standard of excellence in diagnosis, education and the use of individualised exercise programs.
Our vision is to aspire to lead the physiotherapy industry by revolutionising patient recovery pathways with the power of innovative exercise programs to set a new standard of excellence in the field.
Mitchell Brown
Sports Physiotherapist
After graduating from the University of Sydney in 2015 with a Master of Physiotherapy and a Bachelor of Sports Science, Mitch has worked in private practice with a focus on complex lumbopelvic injuries. Since 2018, Mitch has additionally worked with The Scots College Rugby team, providing on-field triage, pre-game strapping and post-game management of injuries. During this time, Mitch has had exposure to a wide range of musculoskeletal issues and can quickly assess, diagnose, treat and manage these injuries. He has a particular interest in managing complex lower back and pelvic pain as well as injury prevention.
Having played many sports growing up, Mitch is no stranger to injury himself. The combination of his knowledge and experience has highlighted the need to understand an injury, how it can impact your life, and, most importantly, how to manage it long term. Mitch believes that “through understanding your own body and how it works, you have the best chance to stay healthy, avoid injury, and remain active to enjoy your life and body!”
Fun fact: Mitch is an avid golfer and lifelong St George Dragons supporter. When not in the clinic or adventuring with his wife, he enjoys spending time grinding at the driving range.
Dagmar Greenhill
Women’s Health and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist & Pilates Instructor
Dagmar’s journey as a Physiotherapist began in Germany in 1999. She migrated to Australia soon after and has worked mostly in private practice settings since.
Dagmar has worked closely with industry leaders in the management of chronic pelvic and spinal pain as well as women’s health for many years and has undergone extensive training in women’s health physiotherapy and APPI equipment Pilates instruction. She combines her Musculoskeletal experience with Women’s Health and tailored exercise programs alongside Real Time Ultrasound and EMG biofeedback assessments to address issues from the inside out for the best possible long-term outcomes.
Dagmar is enthusiastic about encouraging Women of all ages to lead a healthy and active lifestyle with her positive outlook on life. She is particularly interested in supporting women with complex pelvic pain to return to exercise and lead a fulfilling life. Her approach is movement based, holistic and aimed at finding the origin of a problem.
Dagmar is passionate about empowering women with education about the intrinsic function of their bodies, especially in the childbearing year and shares her knowledge during her education sessions in the clinic as well as in her role as parent educator in Antenatal classes at St George and Sutherland hospital.
At home, Dagmar is a dedicated mother of 3 and juggles a busy schedule whilst striving to keep a healthy work-life balance. She loves the outdoors and has recently ventured into being a scout leader, bringing her love for camping and the Australian bush closer to the technology burdened kids of today. Dagmar is a keen swimmer and skier and due to her German heritage, overseas holidays to visit family and explore the world are an essential part of her life.
RELEVANT POST-GRAD TRAINING:
Connect Therapy & The Thorax Course, LJ Lee
Chronic Vulvar Pain from a PT perspective, Dee Hartmann
Yearly attendance of WHTA Research update courses- The childbearing year/ SUI/ OAB/ POP/ Pain disorders/ Bowel/ Faecal Incontinence
Estim for Pelvic Health, Fiona Rogers
Advanced MS Ex Sport Course, WHTA
Accreditation for Parent Education Facilitation with CAPEA for NSWHealth
Post-natal depression webinar
Treatment and Assessment of the hip, Trish Wisbey-Roth
Treatment and Assessment of Lumbar Spine and Pelvis, Trish Wisbey-Roth
3D Assessment and Treatment of Csp/Tsp and Ribs, Trish Wisbey Roth
APPI Equipment Pilates Training Level 1-4
Advanced OAB, WHTA
Advanced SUI and POP and pessary workshop, WHTA
Advanced Objective Testing of the Pelvic floor, WHTA
Advanced Chronic Pelvic Pain, Genitourinary and anorectal pain disorders, WHTA
The pregnant Pelvis course, Angela James
Muscle Energy Technique for Pelvis and Lsp, Barbara Hungerford
Regular webinars
Arben Hizo
Sports Physiotherapist
Arben completed a Master of Physiotherapy at the University of Sydney and a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science at Australian Catholic University (ACU) in 2020.He joins the team with experience in mostly private practice settings.
Arben has a passion for all things fitness, which has seen him participate in numerous sports including rugby league, martial arts and competitive powerlifting at an international level.
This passion fostered an interest in musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy, subsequently leading to his involvement in rugby league for the under 20’s South
Sydney Rabbitohs and the Canterbury Bulldogs teams. More recently, Arben was working in the Women’s NRL game as the inaugural physiotherapist for the Wests Tigers NRLW team.
Arben's management of injury incorporates a combination of hands-on and exercise based approaches with the primary focus on helping people do what they love!
When not in the clinic, Arben enjoys spending time with his young family, keeping active.
POST GRAD TRAINING:
ASCA Strength and Conditioning Level 1
Dry Needling
Sarah Danskin
Massage Therapist
In 2019, Sarah completed a Bachelor of Exercise Science and a Bachelor of Business Administration. She furthered her qualifications by earning a Diploma of Remedial Massage in 2021. During her academic journey, Sarah developed a strong interest in managing a range of conditions including fibromyalgia, rheumatoid arthritis, spinal degeneration, sacroiliac joint dysfunction, frozen shoulder and tendinopathy. She also focuses on pregnancy massage, mental health support, scar therapy and sports injury rehabilitation.
Sarah recognizes the importance of establishing a safe and supportive environment for clients to discuss their medical history and express their treatment needs and expectations. She is committed to building strong client relationships, addressing concerns with compassion and empathy, and devising client-centered treatment plans. Her primary focus is on symptom management to enhance clients' quality of life and rebuild their confidence, thereby positively impacting their overall health and well-being.
Through her own experience with sports injuries, Sarah has developed a deep appreciation for the essential role of self-care, rest, and recovery, even amidst a busy lifestyle. She aims to ensure her clients prioritize their own well-being, feeling valued and at ease throughout their treatment process.
Outside of her professional life, Sarah enjoys supporting her soccer team, reading and hiking.
Her professional development has included:
TAFE NSW: Statement of attainment in Mental health
Skin cancer College Australasia: Understanding Skin cancer
University of Tasmania - Wicking Dementia Research and Education centre: Understanding Dementia MOOC
University of Queensland Australia: Well and Able - Improving the Physical Health of People with Intellectual Disability MOOC
Dr Sarah Fogarty: Domestic and Family Violence Webinar
Dr Geffrey Littlejohn: Diagnosis and management of fibromyalgia Webinar
Professor Peter O’Sulivan and Dr JP Caneiro: Lower back pain podcast
Australian Training institute: Provide First Aid and CPR
Nicole Oh
Cyclist and Sports Physiotherapist
Nicole is a Physiotherapist with 25 years of experience, focussing the last 10 years on the treatment of cyclists, triathletes, and runners.
She began cycling in 2006, starting in Triathlon but switching over to road racing after a few years.
Nicole has a genuine love of road racing, in particular, the race strategy and technical skills needed to do well. As a cyclist, she has a good understanding of the bike, biomechanics, training, recovery, and the unique loads cycling places on our bodies. Combined with the background of medical and injury knowledge she has acquired from being a Physio, she is confident in not only treating your injury, but also preventing one. Nicole combines her cycling knowledge and Physiotherapy skills to offer bike fitting services for all levels of riders.
Nicole’s overall aim is to minimise the time you spend away from your sport, as well as equipping you with management strategies to prevent ongoing injury and enable you to become a more resilient, efficient and effective athlete.