Our team

Alicia has owned the Practice for over 25 years and has over 30 years of clinical experience. She is an AHPRA-registered physiotherapist. Alicia worked for 16 years with the Hills District Netball Association and as such was responsible for injury assessment, treatment & strapping of the players.

She has a passion for healing patients  with a wide variety of injuries & pains. Alicia gets fantastic results with neck & lower back pain, shoulder injuries and loves to take people from their injury to their optimum level of recovery.

Because of her great passion for healing in many forms, Alicia has undergone extensive training in Pilates which she utilises twice a week in her physio matwork class to help clients with transition from acute care towards their pre injury sport, hobby or activity.

Advayee holds a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) from the University of Adelaide and is an AHPRA-registered physiotherapist. She is passionate about empathetic, holistic care. She believes in preventative healthcare and loves empowering people to understand their bodies, manage recovery, and stay active long-term.

Growing up in Sydney, she’s always been active and outdoorsy, which led to a strong appreciation for movement and its role in overall health. She has a keen interest in chronic pain management, focusing on evidence-based strategies to help people regain confidence in movement and improve their quality of life.

Advayee is also deeply involved in rural health outreach, working to improve healthcare access and awareness in rural and Indigenous communities. Through leadership roles in national and university-based rural health networks, she has helped plan Indigenous health outreach programs, rural high school visits, and student engagement initiatives. She has also been part of national rural health advocacy efforts, including initiatives with the Rural Doctors Network.

She has worked as a sports trainer with state-level rugby, football, and basketball teams, providing on-field injury management, strapping, rehab, and return-to-play strategies. She enjoys working with athletes and active individuals to help them recover from injuries and perform at their best.

She enjoys helping individuals at all levels move better, feel stronger, and get back to doing what they love.

Masoomi holds a Master of Physiotherapy from the University of Canberra and has a strong passion for helping people restore movement, build strength, and regain confidence through rehabilitation-focused care.

With a patient-centred and evidence based approach, Masoomi believes that successful recovery goes beyond treating symptoms. She works closely with individuals to understand their goals, identify the root cause of their concerns, and develop personalized treatment plans that support long-term health and wellbeing.

Growing up with a strong appreciation of health, fitness and active living, Masoomi has a particular interest in rehabilitation, helping individuals of all ages and activity levels to recover from injuries, surgeries and chronic musculoskeletal conditions. She enjoys guiding patients through every stage of their recovery, from managing persistent pain to returning to sport, or simply striving to move with ease by empowering them with knowledge and tools needed to move better and feel stronger.

Outside of physiotherapy, she enjoys staying active, exploring new places and continuing to expand her knowledge through professional development to provide the highest standard of care for her patients.