Georgina has a broad range of experience in both public and private practice across various disciplines including inpatient maternity, acute medical and rehabilitation and holds a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. Georgina is skilled in treating a wide range of presentations including musculoskeletal, women's and pelvic health, paediatric and NDIS clients through manual and exercise based therapies. Her passion lies in the area of Women's and pelvic health where she works closely with women across the lifespan. Georgina understands the importance of a holistic approach while assisting women through their pregnancy, postnatal and return to exercise journey or help managing their bladder and bowel health. She is currently undergoing her Masters of Women's & Pelvic Health at the University of Melbourne. Outside of physiotherapy Georgina enjoys heading out camping with friends, walking Alby (her dog) at the beach and enjoying an East Point sunset.

Jacob is an experienced physiotherapist and Darwin local who holds a Bachelor of Exercise and Health Science, a Masters of Physiotherapy and a Masters of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy. ​ He uses a proactive and collaborative approach with his patients and has a keen interest in treating musculoskeletal conditions, sporting injuries as well as pre/post-surgical and orthopaedic rehabilitation. Jacob utilises a hands-on methodology; incorporating trigger point therapy, mobilisation of stiff joints, joint manipulation, soft tissue release and dry needling/acupuncture. Jacob will work with you on prevention strategies, strength and conditioning exercises and can provide individually targeted gym programmes for you. ​ Outside physiotherapy, Jacob’s interests include enjoying everything the Territory has to offer outdoors especially spearfishing, camping and hiking.

Tyla completed a Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science at Charles Darwin University and a Master of Physiotherapy at Flinders University in South Australia. Tyla has gained physiotherapy experience within private practices and hospitals across the Northern Territory and South Australia. She has also worked in AFL, netball, soccer and distance running clubs. Tyla has a strong interest in sporting injuries, lower back pain, neurological conditions and post-surgical rehabilitation. Tyla’s approach to physiotherapy involves collaborating with her clients to provide treatments and programs specific to their personal goals and expectations. Tyla understands what it feels like to be limited in movement and impacted by pain which drives her desire to make a positive impact on others. Tyla loves all things ‘function’ and wants to help people to move and feel better in their everyday lives. Outside of the clinic, Tyla enjoys exploring the territory, catching some sun and keeping active.

Stacey is an experienced physiotherapist who has completed a Master of Physiotherapy, a Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science, and specialised training in Women’s Health Physiotherapy. ​ Stacey has a broad range of experience, beginning her career in private practice and working with sporting clubs in the SANFL, NEAFL, and NTFL. After completing her women’s health training, Stacey became passionate about assisting pregnant and postpartum women. ​ With her extensive training and diverse experiences, Stacey can help patients with a variety of musculoskeletal issues, sporting injuries, and women’s health concerns. She collaborates with you, employing a range of physiotherapy techniques, exercises, and personalised programs to help you achieve your goals. ​ Stacey is a Darwin local and might be a familiar face! She also operates an online business called Postbump, dedicated to supporting postpartum women on their journeys. In her spare time, she enjoys staying active through running, Pilates, and strength training, as well as spending quality time with friends and family.

Rhiana graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Charles Sturt University and has since developed a strong interest in sports and musculoskeletal physiotherapy. Having played competitive sports most of her life, she has always had a passion for helping athletes and individuals of all levels optimise their performance, treat and prevent injury through tailored rehabilitation programs, and utilise various manual therapy techniques. She has a particular interest in managing running-related injuries, biomechanics, and load management. Rhiana seeks to always provide a holistic approach to her patients' care by considering the big picture and understanding the impact injuries can have on more than just the physical system. She loves working collaboratively toward individual goals and empowering patients to adopt self-management strategies for long-term health while having fun along the way! Rhiana previously lived and worked in the Territory and has since returned after living abroad in Canada, where she enjoyed the mountain lifestyle, including snowboarding, trail running, and alpine hiking. She loves an active lifestyle, always seeking new challenges and adventures. Rhiana is passionate about running, footy, camping, socialising, and travel.

Katelyn is a territory local having done most of her growing up in Katherine, NT. She obtained a Bachelor of Physiotherapy at James Cook University, Townsville and has since worked in both the private and hospital sector. Katelyn has helped local, state and elite level athletes return to sport from a range of injuries. She has a keen interest in ACL reconstruction surgery, hamstring injuries, knee ligament injuries, ankle injuries and low back pain. Katelyn understands training load management and assures athletes return to sport at an optimal level. Katelyn's work with female athletes has grown her other passion in women's health. Katelyn has completed further training in this area and has a particular interest in incontinence, exercise during pregnancy, pregnancy related pelvic girdle pain and returning to activity post birth. Katelyn is also a qualified pilates instructor. In her free time you will find her training at the gym, swimming or camping with friends.

James holds a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Australian Catholic University in Brisbane. His professional journey has seen him gain valuable physiotherapy experience in both hospital and private practice settings across Queensland and the Northern Territory. ​ James has further honed his skills by contributing to the well-being of athletes in Rugby Union and Netball clubs in Brisbane. His focal areas of interest encompass the  management of sporting injuries, pre/post-surgical rehabilitation, and addressing neurological conditions. ​ Employing a collaborative and client centred approach, James tailors his treatments to align with the goals of each individual. He combines hands-on therapeutic techniques, targeted strengthening exercises, and personalised gym programs, all with a focus on prioritising the client's goals. ​ Outside physiotherapy, James maintains an active lifestyle. Playing rugby union, outdoor and indoor netball at a representative level, and participating in CrossFit. His personal interests include camping, skiing, and watching cricket.

Alfie is the official animal therapy dog at Darwin Health Group, here to make your day a whole lot brighter. Whether it's a wagging tail, a snuggle, or his goofy underbite, Alfie's mission is to keep everyone feeling happy. When he's not busy charming patients, you'll probably find him napping in the staff room, getting cuddles from the physios, or trying to convince them to share their food! If you want to see Alfie or join in on your session, let us know—he'd love to meet you!