Our Team

Fiona is an APA Titled Sports Physiotherapist and started working in the clinic in 2005 and became the owner of the business in 2013. Fiona has been lucky to be involved in several professional and elite sporting teams in Adelaide and has a special interest in sporting injuries. She has worked in private practice as well as hospital settings, holding vast knowledge and experience across the broad specialties of physiotherapy. Clinically her interests involve working with every patient from athletes through to expectant mums, children, and everyone in between. As an old scholar of Pembroke Schools, she is an ongoing member of the community and provides on-campus treatments, as well as game-day support for their first 18 football team. Personally, she has a wicked sense of humour, is often found walking her dog Milo, or being a super-mum to her two boys.

Ashlyn has a passion for musculoskeletal physiotherapy, which was shaped as a young person by competing at an elite level in multiple sports, and is ongoing as a supporting professional for amateur and pro-level sporting teams. ‘Not just into sports’ Ashlyn's focus is to enable all people to lead active and happy lives such as working in a physical job or pottering in the garden. Ashlyn is an affiliate member of Indigenous Allied Health Australia. She holds a PhD in geology, bringing this love of research to her change in career, with an enthusiastic drive to find the latest evidence for best practice treatment. A self-confessed dork, she enjoys painting, gardening, playing netball for Saint Ignatius Old Collegians Netball Club, walking her Irish Wolfhound, and random quiz nights.

Lili recently graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) from UniSA in 2024 and brings a wealth of knowledge and practical experience to her role. During her studies, she completed placements in a variety of areas including musculoskeletal, rehabilitation, acute care, and paediatrics, giving her a well-rounded skill set to help address a wide range of patient needs.
Lili has a particular passion for sports injuries and performance, women's health, and headache management, but her primary goal is to support each patient in achieving their personal health goals and continuing to do what they love. With 13 years of experience playing field hockey, including representing South Australia at many National Hockey Championships, Lili has a deep understanding of the physical and mental impact of sport-related injuries and performance. Her background as a sports trainer for clubs like SMOSH Football Club, Adelaide University Hockey Club, and Sturt Baseball Club, as well as working with the Western Australia men’s softball team, further enhances her expertise in treating athletes. When she's not helping patients, Lili enjoys staying active herself—whether it's walking, running, or hitting the gym—and she’s a big fan of the beach and a good cup of coffee!

Jacquie completed a diploma of Remedial Massage in 2018 and has been working as a massage therapist ever since. She is also currently completing a Bachelor of Human Movement with UniSA. Through her degree she has also qualified as a sports trainer. Currently she is volunteering with the Sturt football women’s team where she has been working for the last three seasons. In her spare time Jacquie swims with the UniSA team and plays tennis. She also bakes often, and her co-workers love it!!

Frances is the friendly face you meet when you enter the clinic. She is happy to help you with any questions or queries you may have regarding our services.

Ava is another smiling face you see upon entering the clinic. She is completing her final year of a Bachelor of Business at UniSA, whilst also working at Haigh's Chocolates. In her spare time, Ava plays netball at Morialta Netball Club, and enjoys supporting both the Adelaide Crows and the Sturt football teams.