My journey into physiotherapy began in the early 1980s, though not in the way you might expect. I was originally studying engineering when a growing passion for Kung Fu sparked a much deeper interest in the human body — how it moves, heals and adapts. What began as a hobby soon became a lifelong pursuit of understanding movement, health and wellbeing.

That passion, together with a desire to live out my faith through serving and helping others, led me to change direction and study physiotherapy.

After graduating from Cumberland College of Health Sciences in 1989, I began my career at The Prince of Wales Hospital in Randwick, where I found my niche in adult musculoskeletal physiotherapy and aged care.

Over the past 30+ years, I’ve had the privilege of working not only as a clinician, but also as an educator — mentoring more than 1,000 physiotherapy students from major NSW universities and helping shape the next generation of physiotherapists. I also spent 15 years as a registration examiner for overseas-trained physiotherapists through ACOP/APC.

Today, I continue to combine my background in physiotherapy and martial arts to support people in improving their movement, strength, balance and overall wellbeing.

I am registered with Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency and am a member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association.