B App Sci (Physio), M Musc Physio, APAM, MMPAA |

Frank completed his physiotherapy degree in 1985 and worked at the Warrnambool Base Hospital for one year. He commenced work in private practice in 1987, working in Dandenong from 1987-91. During this time, Frank undertook further study, completing the Musculoskeletal Diploma in 1990. He joined the Berwick practice in 1990, and became a partner at Berwick Physiotherapy in 1992.

Frank takes particular interest in the management of headaches and neck pain. His skill in managing complex cervical pain was reinforced by completion of his Masters in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy in 2000, specifically headaches of cervical spine origin. Frank also works extensively in the management of knee pain, particularly knee rehabilitation post knee surgery.

Frank works at both the Berwick and Clyde North practices. He is a keen golfer, and as a result of this has developed an interest in the management of golfing injuries. He is an Essendon supporter and looks forward to the team performing well this season.

Frank Andrews is an independently practising Physiotherapist who utilises the administrative services of Berwick Physiotherapy and Clyde North Physiotherapy.  Provider #: 0723104X (Berwick Physiotherapy) / Provider #: 0723109B (Clyde North Physiotherapy) / ABN: 58 478 782 467

B.App.Sc.(Physio), Grad. Dip. Manip. Physio., APAM, MMPAA |

Ross joined Berwick Physiotherapy in 1999 and has over 25 years’ experience as a physiotherapist. He has seen Berwick Physiotherapy, Pakenham Lakeside Physiotherapy and Clyde North Physiotherapy grow and evolve over the last 25 years and is proud to be one of the directors of this innovative practice.  He has completed a post graduate diploma in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy and is an active member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association having served on the Victorian Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Committee in the portfolio of Continuing Education.

Ross aspires to provide high quality evidence-based physiotherapy services.  He has strong relationships with local doctors and surgeons and sees communication between health practitioners as a priority.  He has a special interest in lower back pain and has completed additional training in Pilates, dry needling and the management of vertigo and vestibular dysfunction. Manual therapy is one of his strengths and he uses a very ‘hands on’ approach during treatment sessions.

Away from work, Ross enjoys spending time with his wife and children.  He has coached junior football at the Ashburton Redbacks Football Club, junior soccer at the Ashburton United Soccer Club and has been a committee member of the Camberwell Malvern Little Athletics Club.  He enjoys reading, exploring different cuisines and both road and mountain bike riding.  He continues the endless struggle of lowering his golf handicap and hopes to live long enough to see the North Melbourne Football Club win another premiership!

Ross de Valle is an independently practising Physiotherapist who utilises the administrative services of Berwick Physiotherapy.  Provider #: 2088077F (Berwick Physiotherapy) / ABN: 17 852 961 562

B.Physio, M.Musc. Physio, APAM, MMPAA |

Adam has been a part of Berwick Physiotherapy since 2007 and consults across our Berwick and Pakenham Lakeside sites. Adam became a partner in the clinics in 2011. With almost two decades of clinical experience, Adam brings a broad knowledge of diagnosis and injury management to the practice.

Holding a Masters in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy, Adam is able to provide you with an accurate diagnosis and some caring guidance on how to go about managing your aches and pains. Adam has a strong bias towards manual therapy, including mobilisation and manipulative techniques, which is complemented by his tailored exercise programs.

Adam has a particular interest in treatment of the wrist and hand. He has worked closely with a number of hand surgeons and continues to provide specialised care for a number of arthritic, traumatic and post-operative conditions. Adam is qualified to fabricate customised splints for acute fractures and dislocations of the hand and wrist.

In addition to his Masters degree, Adam has also done further study in the areas of dry needling, manipulation of the spine, shoulder injuries and complex spinal pain. He is also experienced in teaching graduate physiotherapists through the APA Spinal courses. Adam also has a close working relationship with many of the local orthopaedic surgeons.

Adam Joyce is an independently practising Physiotherapist who utilises the administrative services of Berwick Physiotherapy and Pakenham Lakeside Physiotherapy.  Provider #: 2910781A (Berwick Physiotherapy) / Provider #: 2910786H (Pakenham Lakeside Physiotherapy) / ABN: 24 065 658 414

BSc, MSc (Distinction), BPhty (Distinction), APAM |

Chris Latimer is a senior physiotherapist with nearly 20 years of expertise in musculoskeletal and sports injury management. He holds a Bachelor of Physiotherapy, alongside both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Anatomy, which underpin his strong diagnostic and clinical reasoning skills.

Chris joined the Berwick and Pakenham Lakeside Physiotherapy team in 2011, following several years in New Zealand private practice, where he developed expertise in managing complex spinal and lower limb conditions. Prior to becoming a Physiotherapist, Chris spent four years teaching academic English and studying martial arts in South Korea, followed by a year of global travel—experiences that have shaped his communication style, adaptability, and cultural awareness.

Chris has a special interest in treating conditions of the spine, lower limbs, shoulder, jaw and hip, as well as post-surgical rehabilitation. He is passionate about problem-solving and enjoys the complexity and variety that comes with managing diverse presentations across all age groups.

With a focus on manual therapy, biomechanical assessment, and muscle balance, Chris combines hands-on treatment with a strong educational approach and targeted exercise prescription. He places a high priority on injury prevention and empowering patients with the tools and strategies required for long-term self-management. His goal is always to achieve meaningful symptom resolution and reduce reliance on ongoing treatment.

Chris has completed extensive post-graduate training in spinal, joint and soft tissue injuries, dry needling, and advanced manual therapy techniques. He remains devoted to continuous professional development and plays an active role in mentoring junior physiotherapists and supervising students within the clinic. He has also been involved in research and academic publication in both Physiotherapy and Anatomy.

Outside the clinic, Chris is a keen traveller who has explored over 60 countries to date. A former provincial soccer representative, he also holds black belts and has instructed in Taekwondo and Hapkido. When he is not working or travelling, Chris enjoys trying to play golf and he prides himself on having a unique ability to make others feel much better about their own game.

Chris Latimer is an independently practising Physiotherapist who utilises the administrative services of Berwick Physiotherapy and Pakenham Lakeside Physiotherapy.  Provider #: 4414101B (Berwick Physiotherapy) / Provider #: 4414102L (Pakenham Lakeside Physiotherapy) / ABN: 31 184 960 403

B. Physio, Post Grad Dip Musc. Physio , Post Grad Dip Manip. Physio, APAM, MMPAA |

Doris commenced at Berwick Physiotherapy in 1998. Having graduated from La Trobe University in 1989, completing a Bachelor of Physiotherapy degree, Doris commenced her career in the hospital setting spending seven years at The Austin Hospital and gaining experience in acute injury management and rehabilitation. In 1995, Doris further enhanced her physiotherapy credentials with the completion of a Post Graduate Diploma in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy and in 1998, a Post Graduate Diploma in Manipulative Physiotherapy.

Doris’ experience is extensive; she effectively diagnoses and manages complex musculoskeletal injuries. She has an interest in managing both spinal and sporting injuries. Doris has undertaken Pilates training to assist with rehabilitating patients with spinal injuries.

Like so many of us, Doris balances her dedication to her work with the demands of an active young family, which includes involvement in team sports. Through sporting club associations and exposure to ever-present injuries, Doris has a keen interest in managing and preventing sporting injuries in children.

Provider #: 2264381X (Berwick Physiotherapy, ABN: 23 054 406 316))

B.Health Sciences, D.Physio, APAM |

Laura completed her Bachelor of Health Sciences in 2008, majoring in Exercise Science and Nutrition, before going on to complete her Doctor of Physiotherapy at the University of Melbourne in 2013. Her academic foundation supports a strong, evidence-based approach to assessment and treatment, while her years of clinical experience have shaped a well-rounded, holistic style of care.

Laura believes in treating the whole person, not just the symptoms. She takes the time to understand each individual’s lifestyle, movement patterns, and underlying contributing factors. Her treatment sessions often incorporate hands-on manual therapy techniques to restore mobility and reduce pain, combined with thorough biomechanical assessments to identify root causes and prevent recurrence.

Laura has completed additional studies in spinal conditions, joint and soft tissue injury management, mat and reformer Pilates and dry needling. She has a special interest in the treatment and management of migraines and cervicogenic headaches, women’s health conditions, sporting injuries across all ages and post-surgical rehabilitation.

With a background as a gym instructor and a passion for Pilates, Laura integrates tailored exercise prescription into every treatment plan. She is committed to helping her patients achieve their goals and return to their daily activities stronger, more confident, and with a deeper understanding of their body.

Outside of physiotherapy, Laura is always on the go as a mum of two busy young boys. She enjoys spending time in the great outdoors, exploring the world and perfecting her sourdough baking skills.

Laura Canning is an independently practising Physiotherapist who utilises the administrative services of Berwick Physiotherapy.  Provider #: 475761BH (Berwick Physiotherapy) / ABN: 46 718 773 026

B.Physio, Pg Dip Msk Physio, APAM, MMPA |

With nearly 20 years of experience in private practice, Sejin has built a reputation for providing personalised, effective care that helps people get back to doing what they love. He has extensive experience treating a wide range of musculoskeletal injuries, from everyday aches and pains to more complex conditions.

Sejin holds both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Physiotherapy and takes pride in staying up to date with the latest evidence-based techniques. His treatment approach is hands-on, goal-focused, and tailored to each individual — supporting patients as they return to sport, recover post-surgery, or improve everyday function and move more comfortably.

Known for his calm and friendly manner, Sejin takes the time to listen and understand what’s important to his clients. He values open communication and believes in building genuine, collaborative relationships to achieve lasting results.

Outside work, Sejin enjoys staying active and understands first-hand the ups and downs of maintaining a healthy, balanced lifestyle. He strength trains regularly, runs, and plays social pickleball or badminton each week — all experiences he draws on when supporting clients with their own goals, whether they’re returning to sport, starting out with exercise, or just aiming to move with more confidence.

Sejin An is an independently practising Physiotherapist who utilises the administrative services of Pakenham Lakeside Physiotherapy.  Provider #: 4278533B (Pakenham Lakeside Physiotherapy) / ABN: 92 164 710 897

B.App.Sci.(Physio), F.A.S.M.F

Terry graduated from Lincoln Institute (La Trobe University) in 1986 and promptly departed for Europe where he began working with the Performing Arts, looking after dancers, musicians and singers. In a Sports Medicine career spanning almost four decades, Terry has continued to work with a vast array of athletes, dancers and musicians. He has been a consultant at the Australian Institute of Sport, Canberra and been appointed to the medical teams of many national and international sporting events including Olympic and Commonwealth Games and Netball World Championships.

In recognition of his service, Terry was made a Fellow of the Australian Sports Medicine Federation in 2005. He has served numerous terms on both the Victorian and National Boards of Sports Medicine Australia (SMA), Australia’s national umbrella body for sports medicine and sports science.

Outside physiotherapy, Terry is a CFA Volunteer Firefighter and Aircraft Officer, and enjoys a large number of outdoor activities, including landscape photography, cycling, rock climbing, skiing and bushwalking. He and his wife Jo live in the Dandenong Ranges and have three adult children.

Terry Boyd is an independently practising Physiotherapist who utilises the administrative services of Pakenham Lakeside Physiotherapy.  Provider #: 071677TW (Pakenham Lakeside Physiotherapy) / ABN: 81 180 012 963

D.P.T (Hons), B.Biomed.S, APAM|

Katrina graduated at the top of her class (dux) from the University of Melbourne with a Doctor of Physiotherapy in 2015. Prior to this, Katrina has also completed her Bachelor of Biomedical Science in 2012 and again graduated at the top of her class (dux) from Monash University.

Katrina utilises a holistic approach to helping patients overcome their pain. She employs a scientific approach and also listens to all patient concerns to provide her patients the best care. She is able to treat a multitude of commonly presenting and more complex musculoskeletal conditions involving spinal and peripheral regions. She employs a ‘hands on’ approach involving manual therapy (massage, mobilisation, manipulation, trigger point therapy) and dry needling as well as education, exercise prescription and clinical Pilates to achieve positive long term outcomes.

Outside of work, Katrina enjoys going for regular runs and completing the 1000 steps Kokoda walk at the Dandenong Ranges. She also loves doing Pilates and going to the gym to keep fit. She also loves travelling the world and has been to many countries such as the United States, South America and Asia.

Katrina is multilingual and is able to speak fluent Cantonese and Vietnamese.

Quy My Thi (Katrina) Huynh is an independently practising Physiotherapist who utilises the administrative services of Berwick Physiotherapy.  Provider #: 5066164B (Berwick Physiotherapy) / ABN: 26 115 130 474

BPty, MHPrac in MSK Physio, APAM, NZRP

Chen graduated from the University of Otago in New Zealand with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2006. Over the next decade, he worked in and managed a busy private clinic, gaining extensive experience in treating musculoskeletal and sports-related injuries. During this time, he also worked with elite-level sports teams across rugby union, rugby league, soccer, golf, and squash.

With a strong interest in musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy, Chen has pursued advanced training in McKenzie therapy, Mulligan techniques, manipulative manual therapy, Western acupuncture, and dry needling to further enhance his clinical skills. In 2014, he completed a Master of Clinical Practice in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy at Auckland University of Technology, equipping him with advanced diagnostic and treatment capabilities.

Chen is highly skilled in manual therapy, exercise prescription, dry needling, and both pre- and post-operative rehabilitation. He is passionate about helping people manage pain and improve movement across all stages of life.

In addition to his clinical work, Chen has many years of experience supervising and teaching undergraduate physiotherapy students, as well as mentoring new graduate physiotherapists.

Since relocating with his family to Melbourne in 2016, Chen continues to provide expert care to his patients. He is fluent in Mandarin and Cantonese and is dedicated to offering culturally sensitive treatment to a diverse range of clients.

Yixiang Chen is an independently practising Physiotherapist who utilises the administrative services of Berwick Physiotherapy.  Provider #: 5190817F (Berwick Physiotherapy) / ABN: 55 396 703 679