• Bachelor of Physiotherapy (CSU)
• Member Australian Physiotherapy Association

Kylie has been a member of Flex Out Physiotherapy since graduating from CSU in 2007 after doing work experience with Kevin Laws throughout her undergraduate degree.

Kylie suffered from chronic back pain for many years until she discovered the Muscle Energy Techniques and as a result has a special interest in the treatment of lumbo-pelvic pain and thoracic ring alignment . She has completed Treatment of the Spine and Pelvis Level 1, the Integrated Pelvis Level 2, Certificate of Treatment of the Cervical Spine and Thoracic Cage, all of which use the muscle energy techniques, as well as LJ Lee’s the Sports Pelvis and the Sports Thorax certificates, and she is a DMA qualified Pilates Instructor.

Prior to physiotherapy, Kylie worked in the fitness industry as both a personal trainer and group fitness instructor while completing her degree, she spent a month in 2012 volunteering in Uganda at an orphanage in Kampala which was hugely challenging but very rewarding, but now spends most of her spare time riding her horse and looking after her farm.

• Bachelor of Physiotherapy (CSU)
• Bachelor of Human Movement (Deakin)
• Certificate in Therapeutic Massage (ACTM)
• Member Australian Physiotherapy Association

Liam grew up in central Victoria, before moving to Melbourne to commence his tertiary study. He obtained a Bachelor of Human Movement at Deakin University and also completed a Certificate in Therapeutic Massage during this time. With a mother and sister as physiotherapists, he decided to follow the ‘family tradition’, and moved to Albury in 2003 to study Physiotherapy at Charles Sturt University. After seven years of study, Liam commenced work at Flex Out Physiotherapy in 2007, and then went on to become a director in 2013.
As an A grade cricketer for many years, Liam had ongoing issues with his shoulder, and this led to him developing a special interest in managing shoulder pain and movement dysfunction. He also spends a lot of his time in the field of occupational health physiotherapy, where he has a passion for developing strategies to prevent injuries in the workplace. He currently is a workplace health consultant with MARS Petcare in Wodonga, and Riverina Dairy in Albury. Outside of work, he spends a lot of his spare time in summer out on the lake waterskiing, and enjoys riding his mountain bike. He is also a keen snowboarder in the winter months.

• Masters Sports Physiotherapy (Latrobe)
• Graduate Certificate Sports Physiotherapy (Latrobe)
• Bachelor of Physiotherapy (CSU)
• Member Australian Physiotherapy Association

Rebecca shares her time between the Wangaratta and Myrtleford clinics, as well as working as mentoring our junior team members in Albury. Rebecca has a keen interest in the management of musculoskeletal and sporting injuries, including tendon injuries. Rebecca recently completed the APAs Level 3 Sports Course, as well as clinical placements at Tennis Australia and the Australian Institute of Sport. In 2018 she was part of a group of Australian Physiotherapists who provided physiotherapy services at the Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast.

Rebecca is clinical pilates, dry needling and McKenzie trained. She recently completed her Graduate Certificate and Masters in Sports Physiotherapy, and is in the final stages of the titling process. Outside of work Rebecca enjoys spending time with her young family as well as netball, basketball, snow skiing and water skiing.

What is an APA Titled Sports Physiotherapist?

An APA Titled Physiotherapist is a highly qualified physiotherapist with expert knowledge and skills in the area of sports physiotherapy. They undergo a rigorous selection process to ensure that they achieve and maintain exceptional standards of clinical experience and knowledge. The APA Title serves as a professional mark of distinction.