Life Ready Physio & Pilates Perth CBD

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An APA registered physiotherapist, Scott has over 10 years of experience working in musculoskeletal, sports and occupational health physiotherapy and has a special interest in persistent musculoskeletal pain, occupational injury prevention and managing injuries in the workplace.

In 2013, Scott partnered with Life Ready Physio to open Perth’s CBD clinic and has enjoyed the challenge and diversity of physiotherapy, small business and people management ever since.

Scott is also proud to be involved in the clinical supervision for Curtin University Physiotherapy Student Practicums.

Away from clinic, Scott enjoys the amazing WA coastline, live music and the ongoing search for the world’s best almond croissant.

Having completed her Graduate Entry Master of Physiotherapy at Curtin University, Natalie is passionate about injury and pain prevention in both the workplace and during exercise.

Prior to her Masters degree, Natalie was awarded a Bachelor of Science and Bachelor or Arts degree at the Australian National University in Canberra.

She also has a strong interest in yoga and is currently completing yoga teacher training.

Her professional experience includes Clinical Pilates, manual therapy and exercise therapy.

Outside of the clinic, Natalie has participated in dance, gymnastics, functional fitness and gym based exercise.

Jo completed her degree of Physiotherapy (Bsc) at Curtin University 2009 and has since worked exclusively in private practice. Throughout her degree she worked with amateur sports clubs treating sporting injuries on and off the field.

Jo has developed a strong interest in management of musculoskeletal pain, particularly arising from the back and neck. She has an interest in treating headaches, knee and ankle pain. Over the last few years Jo has undergone further courses in post graduate training aimed at furthering her knowledge in shoulder management, Dry Needling, Clinical Pilates and paediatrics.

She offers thorough individual assessments and tailored treatment plans using any combination of a variety of evidence based treatments. These include dry needling, manual therapies (joint manipulation/mobilization and massage), strength and conditioning programs and Clinical Pilates.

Jo has completed her Level 4 qualification as a Pilates instructor with the School of Dance Medicine Australia (DMA) and can create Pilates programs specific to individual clients or groups.

In 2015, Jo completed her Postgraduate Certificate in Physiotherapy (Paediatrics) through Melbourne University and has a particular interest in treating infants, toddlers and children with plagiocephaly, torticollis, developmental delay and paediatric musculoskeletal conditions.

Outside of work Jo enjoys going to the gym, Pilates and the cinema.

“I love getting to know my patients and helping them become more independent in the management of their condition. I try to keep the appointments as enjoyable, innovative and interactive as possible, and together work towards your goals”

Abby graduated from Curtin University in 2005 with a BSc (Physiotherapy) and again more recently in 2017, with a Master of Manipulative Therapy.

She has worked exclusively in private practice completing an extensive Pilates training program in 2006, and has worked in both Western Australia and Canada as a Pilates instructor.

Her sports physiotherapy experience includes amateur AFL leagues, WAFL, state soccer and the Hopman Cup from 2006-2014. Abby currently directs the Life Ready internal Pilates physiotherapist training program which encompasses a broad knowledge of traditional and modern Pilates concepts and how these methods can be used to rehabilitate musculoskeletal injuries.

Personal interests include running, yoga and spending time with her husband, step-daughter, two girls and a cavoodle.

Along with a desire to have a career where she is able to help people and improve their quality of life, Ashlee chose physiotherapy because it also combines her interests in human biology, health, fitness and science. She also loves it because it means she can chat to people and it doesn’t involve her sitting behind a desk all day!

She completed her physiotherapy degree at Curtin University, graduating in 2013 and now loves being able to help people become more independent, pain free, stronger and to be able to do things they didn’t think possible. “I love empowering each client to get the best out of their body.”

She has a keen interest in knee and running related injuries and enjoys rehabilitating clients after motor vehicle accidents in the clinic and watching them progress to active gym rehabilitation. She also gravitates towards posture related aches and pains in the form of ergonomics, headaches, low back pain and TMJ/jaw pain.

Outside of work, Ashlee loves to partake in anything active! She likes being in situations where she gets to meet new people and push herself out of her comfort zone. Besides being a professional bouquet catcher at weddings, she loves an adventure and has bungee jumped in New Zealand and paraglided across the Austrian alps!

Since completing her physiotherapy degree at Curtin University, Caitlin has been working exclusively in private practice physiotherapy in Melbourne, and has recently made the moved back to Perth.

“I chose a career in physiotherapy so I could work in a profession where my opportunities where endless. I wanted to motivate and inspire people to better their health and wellbeing, regardless of whether they had a specific injury or not, and the evolving profession of physiotherapy has allowed me to do this. I love learning from and working with people of all ages, watching them grow, and facilitating the body’s amazing capacity for healing.”

Caitlin has developed a keen interest in a wide range of musculoskeletal injuries and disorders particularly cervicothoracic postural pain, and lower back pain, and is passionate about strengthening and healing the mind and body through an integrative, science based approach. She also enjoys assessing sporting injuries and rehabilitation sustained on the footy field, and women’s health (pre and post natal) conditions.

She loves working with individuals of all ages, using a client specific approach to optimise health and wellbeing and create positive change.

Caitlin has completed additional training in dry needling and Clinical Pilates, and has worked closely with VAFA teams in Melbourne, treating acute sporting injuries and biomechanical overload.

Outside of work, Caitlin loves spending time at the beach and enjoying all of the sunshine that Western Australia has to offer!

With a range of professional experience across various fields and a Bachelor degree in Arts, Andrew is passionate about working with people from all walks of life and vocations. He finds great reward in seeing others reach their goals and decided on a career in physiotherapy to marry these passions.

Andrew has developed a keen interest in treating patients with back pain and postural problems and those involved in motor vehicle and workplace injuries. He utilises hands-on therapy and exercise rehabilitation, enabling his clients to build greater autonomy when managing their condition and seeks to reduce the barriers to doing what they love.

“I believe there is no greater privilege than empowering others to make informed choices about their health in order to change their lives for the better. To me, their success is an exciting journey to be a part of.”

Away from work, Andrew enjoys volunteering and serving people in his local community, exploring the great outdoors and leading an active lifestyle in weightlifting, cycling and running.

Chloe was born in South Africa and moved to Perth with her family when she was seven years old.

She has always loved sport and team games and participating in such environments has been a major part of her life, with swimming and basketball her most competitive activities.

Chloe discovered remedial massage therapy a few years ago after an injury to her back. The therapy she received was successful, and from that experience, she decided that she wanted to be a massage therapist.

She liked the approach to healing and the benefits of trying to relieve pain and promote wellness through remedial massage therapy.

After leaving school she studied at North Metropolitan TAFE and gained a Diploma In Remedial Massage.

Chloe is now looking forward to meeting her new clients and provide individual treatment according to their needs.

Chloe loves running on the beach with her dog Fudge, and is a regular gym member.

When at home she likes reading, watching movies and baking cakes for her sisters and getting together with friends.