A team people get to know.

I graduated with a Bachelor of Applied Science in Physiotherapy from the University of Sydney in 1999 and have been at Belmore Physiotherapy since 2004. I have a particular passion for working out why musculoskeletal injuries develop in sport and fitness, then providing hands-on treatment and exercise rehabilitation tailored to each person.

As a father of three, I value our family atmosphere and enjoy the banter with clients and staff about footy, recipes, history, culture and almost anything else.

Outside work, I love home cooking, making kimchi, sauerkraut and hot sauces from chillies grown in my garden, and raising heirloom tomatoes each summer. On weekends, you may find me taking my TD42 Patrol four-wheel-driving or camping in the great outdoors.

As the matriarch physiotherapist at Belmore Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Centre, I’ve had the privilege of helping patients move and feel better for more than 30 years. I chose physiotherapy because I’m fascinated by the human body, but it’s the person-centred side of the profession that I value most.

My approach is hands-on and collaborative. I like working in partnership with patients and helping them take an active role in getting back to the lives and activities they enjoy. Our fun, friendly practice atmosphere is a big part of that—there is always room for a laugh. Seeing someone work towards greater independence and quality of life is truly rewarding.

Outside work, I enjoy spending time with my loud extended Italian family and friends. I love anything tennis, and Jannik Sinner is my favourite player at the moment. Give me a microphone and I’ll be first in line for karaoke.

I’m a physiotherapist with a Master of Physiotherapy from the University of Sydney, and I’ve been part of the Belmore Physiotherapy team since 2015. As a family man and proud father of two young boys, life outside work is busy yet very rewarding.

I’m also a huge sports fan. I played social basketball for around 20 years and love following professional basketball, rugby league and cricket.

What I love most about physiotherapy is helping people get back to doing the things they enjoy. Whether it’s returning to sport, getting back to work or simply enjoying their favourite weekend activities, I get a real sense of satisfaction from seeing people regain their confidence and function. There’s nothing better than seeing someone walk out of the clinic with a smile, feeling ready to get back to doing what they love.

I’ve been working as a massage therapist at Belmore Physiotherapy since 2016. I hold Certificates III and IV in Fitness and a Diploma of Remedial Massage, and I absolutely love what I do!

I’m known for being talkative and for my sense of humour, so I enjoy making staff and patients laugh during their sessions—after all, laughter is the best medicine!

I’m a proud husband and father to a young boy, who certainly keeps me busy outside work. When I’m not chasing after him, I enjoy following professional rugby league and cricket, playing weekend soccer and getting out on the golf course whenever I can.

I love remedial massage because I can see the immediate impact our work can have on someone’s quality of life. Helping people feel better, move better and enjoy life is what makes my job so rewarding.

I’ve been working as a remedial massage therapist at Belmore Physiotherapy for 13 years. I’m passionate about what I do and take a warm, caring approach, with a little humour to help people feel comfortable and at ease during their treatment.

I hold a Diploma of Remedial Massage from TAFE and a Certificate IV in Personal Training. I’m currently completing a degree in Sports and Exercise Science as part of my ongoing professional development.

I also speak Spanish.