Performance
Strength training & weightlifting injuries
Load management, technique-related flare-ups, and gym-based rehabilitation planning.
People-first Physiotherapy • Perth & regional WA
About Tweak Health Physio
About Tweak Health Physio means understanding how we approach hands-on Physiotherapy across Mount Pleasant, Belmont, Newman, Wongan Hills and Koorda. We focus on listening first, assessing thoroughly, and creating a practical treatment plan that fits real life.
- Clear assessment. We explain what we’re seeing in plain language and outline next steps.
- Respectful, hands-on care. Treatment may include manual therapy and dry needling where appropriate.
- Practical guidance. Tailored exercises and strategies you can use between appointments.
How we work
At Tweak Health Physio and Wellness, our approach is Personalised Hands-On Physio with a Holistic Approach. Importantly, that means we look at the full picture — symptoms, movement patterns, daily load and the factors that may be contributing.
Understandably because every person’s situation is different, we start with a clear assessment and then build a plan that suits your goals and schedule. In addition, where appropriate, hands-on treatment can be combined with exercises and practical strategies for day-to-day movement.
Ultimately, we want you to feel informed and supported throughout the process. Therefore, you can expect clear explanations, a practical plan, and a clinic environment where questions are welcome.
The people behind your care
Tweak Health Physio is built around clear clinical reasoning, hands-on treatment where appropriate, and a practical rehabilitation plan you can follow. Across metro and regional clinics, our team works to keep your care consistent — from first assessment through to next steps.
Whether you’re attending in Mount Pleasant, Belmont, Newman, Wongan Hills or Koorda, you’ll be supported with straightforward explanations and a plan that fits your day-to-day demands.
- Evidence-informed care
- Hands-on treatment (when suitable)
- Tailored rehab planning
If hands-on treatment is suitable, it may be combined with tailored exercises and simple strategies to support day-to-day movement and comfort.
Clinical focus areas across our team
Our physiotherapists work across a broad musculoskeletal caseload, with additional clinical interests that support different goals — from sport and strength training to desk-related pain and women’s health.
Sport
Running & track-based injuries
Overuse patterns, return-to-running progressions, and movement efficiency support.
Contact sport
Combat & martial arts injuries
Neck, shoulder, rib and lower-limb presentations common in contact and grappling sports.
Spine
Desk-related back & neck pain
Workstation habits, postural loading, and practical strategies for office and FIFO routines.
Lower limb
Knee rehabilitation
Rehab planning for tendon, ligament and overload-related knee pain and function.
Hip
Hip pain & hip rehabilitation
Gluteal loading, hip stability work, and progressive strengthening for day-to-day capacity.
Women’s health
Women’s & pelvic health physiotherapy
Assessment, education and tailored management for pelvic health presentations.
Jaw
Jaw pain & TMJ dysfunction
TMJ-related jaw pain can also involve the neck or headache patterns. In addition, we consider contributing factors such as posture, breathing and daily load.
Balance
Dizziness & vertigo management
Assessment-informed management pathways for common dizziness and vertigo presentations.
Voice
Vocal physiotherapy
Support for voice strain, vocal fatigue and breathing-related patterns impacting voice use.
General
Broad musculoskeletal physiotherapy
Hands-on treatment, education and exercise planning tailored to your presentation.
Clinical approach
Clear assessment & practical planning
We prioritise clear explanations, measurable next steps, and sustainable rehab progressions.
Note: Focus areas reflect common caseload themes and clinician interests across the team. Availability can vary by clinic location and appointment type.
Meet the team
Qualifications are listed for clarity. In addition, focus areas reflect common caseload themes and clinician interests. Therefore, availability can vary by clinic location and appointment type.
Susanna
Founder, Director & Physiotherapist — All Clinics
Susanna provides hands-on physiotherapy, dry needling and exercise rehabilitation. Importantly, she focuses on clear explanations and practical next steps, so patients understand what to do between appointments.
Additionally, she has completed further training in women’s health and vocal physiotherapy. Consequently, she often supports presentations involving neck and back pain, TMJ-related jaw pain, and voice concerns such as vocal strain and hoarseness.
Clinical interests include
- Women’s & pelvic health physiotherapy
- Vocal physiotherapy & voice strain
- Jaw pain & TMJ dysfunction
- Neck and back pain management
Training & credentials (expand)
- Rehabilitative Pilates Instructor (Lifecare Pilates & DMA)
- CEAS Level 1 (ergonomics assessment)
- Certificate III & IV in Fitness (AIF)
- Mulligan concept training — SIJ dysfunction management
- Mulligan concept training — TMJ dysfunction management
- Vocal Physiotherapy training (Performance Medicine)
- Women’s Health training (WHTA)
Originally from Singapore, Susanna brings a calm, culturally aware approach; meanwhile, patients often value her step-by-step guidance.
Sha-May
Physiotherapist & Clinical Manager — Perth Clinics
Sha-May supports a wide range of musculoskeletal presentations. In practice, sessions commonly combine hands-on physiotherapy, dry needling and exercise rehabilitation, guided by a detailed assessment.
Because work demands can influence symptoms, she often sees desk-related neck and back pain. Similarly, she supports people managing repetitive strain patterns or persistent pain. Therefore, planning is kept realistic for daily routines.
Works frequently with
- Desk-related neck and back pain
- Repetitive strain and workload patterns
- Persistent musculoskeletal pain
- Return-to-function planning
Rather than rushing, Sha-May keeps sessions steady and structured; as a result, many patients feel confident with their plan.
Katelyn
Physiotherapist — Wongan Hills, Koorda & Perth
Katelyn supports musculoskeletal presentations using hands-on treatment, firm soft tissue techniques, dry needling and individualised rehab planning. Importantly, she keeps the plan practical, particularly for regional schedules.
She has a strong interest in helping active people return to training. For example, she frequently sees martial arts and combat sports participants, as well as gym-based training niggles. In addition, dizziness and vertigo presentations are supported through assessment-informed care.
Works frequently with
- Martial arts & combat sports participants
- Strength and conditioning-related niggles
- Dizziness & vertigo presentations (assessment-informed care)
- Return-to-activity planning
Katelyn values rural healthcare; therefore, she focuses on sensible progressions that fit work, family and sport routines.
Daisy
Physiotherapist — Perth Clinics
Daisy delivers firm hands-on therapy, dry needling and targeted rehabilitation for musculoskeletal injuries, post-operative recovery and persistent pain. Additionally, she keeps rehab progressive, so it builds capacity without overloading.
Having worked across hospital and sports rehab settings, she often supports gym-goers and strength training clients. In some cases, this includes post-operative planning, such as ACL pathways, where appropriate to the referral context.
Works frequently with
- Strength training & weightlifting injuries
- Post-operative rehabilitation support
- Shoulder and lower-limb loading issues
- Progressive gym-based rehab planning
Daisy’s approach is practical and measured; meanwhile, sessions are designed to feel clear rather than complicated.
Eanna
Physiotherapist — Wongan Hills & Perth
Eanna combines hands-on treatment, dry needling and individualised rehabilitation to support recovery and physical capacity. Importantly, education is built into sessions, so progressions make sense outside the clinic as well.
He has a particular interest in running and track-based injuries, hip-related pain patterns, and strength-focused rehab planning. Consequently, he often works with clients returning to sport or structured training.
Clinical interests include
- Running & track-based injuries
- Hip pain & hip rehabilitation
- Strength and conditioning-informed rehab
- Return-to-sport planning
Eanna’s style is cue-driven and practical; therefore, many patients leave with simple steps they can use immediately.
Hollie
Physiotherapist — Perth Clinics
Hollie is a Physiotherapist with experience across NT, VIC, NSW and WA, supporting a wide range of musculoskeletal and rehabilitation presentations. In addition, she has worked in Physiotherapy clinics during ski seasons in Japan and Mt Hotham, bringing a practical understanding of active lifestyles and return-to-activity goals.
She provides hands-on Physiotherapy with a focus on clear assessment, practical treatment planning and individualised rehabilitation. Her clinical interests include ankle and knee injuries, neck pain, vestibular conditions, neurological rehabilitation and post-surgical rehabilitation.
Works frequently with
- Ankle and knee injuries
- Neck pain and spinal conditions
- Dizziness and vestibular presentations
- Neurological rehabilitation
- Post-surgical rehabilitation
Training & credentials (expand)
- Alison Grimaldi – Hip: anterior hip, groin, lateral hip and gluteal presentations
- Complete Concussion Management (CCMI)
- DMA Clinical Exercise / Pilates
- Vestibular Rehabilitation in Adults
- Synthetic Casting
- Sports Physiotherapy Level 1
- Spinal Physiotherapy Part A (Cervical)
- APA Introductory Women’s Health Physiotherapy Level 1
- Certificate IV Training & Assessment – TAFE NSW
Outside the clinic, Hollie enjoys skiing, camping, hiking and the outdoors; meanwhile, ask her about travel, podcasts, plants or the latest romcom she has watched.
Claire
Fascial Bodyworker — Mount Pleasant
Claire provides fascial bodywork and massage-style care, with a focus on whole-body assessment and movement restriction patterns. Additionally, sessions may include fascia release techniques and sports massage approaches where suitable.
Education is emphasised throughout; as a result, clients leave with simple guidance they can apply between visits to support comfort and movement.
Works frequently with
- Recurring muscle tightness and stiffness patterns
- Training-related soreness and overload
- Movement restriction and mobility limitations
- Ergonomic and day-to-day load considerations
TJ
Pilates Instructor — Mount Pleasant & Belmont
TJ delivers Pilates-based sessions with a focus on control, breathing and core strength. Additionally, she adapts sessions to help clients build confidence with movement in a supportive, structured way.
She also teaches aerial arts; however, Pilates remains her foundation because it supports steady progress in strength, control and coordination.
Session themes often include
- Core strength and trunk control
- Mobility and stability balance
- Movement confidence and technique
- Breathing and control cues
TJ is a big kid at heart; meanwhile, her sessions stay focused, calm and encouraging.
Tammy
Practice Manager — Operations Across All Clinics
Tammy oversees day-to-day operations across all Tweak Health clinics. Importantly, she supports the team with rostering, onboarding and compliance, so appointments run smoothly.
She also brings experience as an aged care assistant in nursing during the COVID period; therefore, her approach remains calm, practical and people-focused.
Outside of work, Tammy enjoys photography and challenging hikes — and she’s a mum to three adult children.
Professional Physiotherapy Standards
Tweak Health Physio is committed to maintaining high professional standards in Physiotherapy care. Our physiotherapists are registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and maintain ongoing professional development as part of their clinical practice.
We are also members of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA), the peak professional body representing physiotherapists in Australia. The APA promotes evidence-informed practice, professional education, and high standards of care across the profession.
Our team focuses on careful assessment, hands-on treatment where appropriate, and practical rehabilitation planning so clients understand their options and can make informed decisions about their care.
Ready to book?
If you’re not sure where to start, that’s okay. First, choose the clinic location that suits you. Then, we’ll guide the next steps during your appointment.
Alternatively, if you have a general question before booking, you can contact the team and we’ll point you in the right direction.
Multiple WA locations
Hands-on treatment where appropriate
Clear plan + next steps