Our Team

Jessica is one of the Managing Partners at Duncraig Physiotherapy and has been with Move Well Physiotherapy since 2017. She graduated with Honours from The University of Notre Dame, holding a double degree in Physiotherapy and Exercise and Sport Science. Currently, she is pursuing her Master’s in Exercise and Sports Physiotherapy at La Trobe University.

Jessica has worked as the Physiotherapist for female Hockey Teams including the WA state team – Perth Thundersticks and the Premier League Team Suburban Lions. From a young age, Jess has been involved in both Women’s Artistic Gymnastics and Dancing. Having competed gymnastics for Western Australia and being a part of the Perth Wildcats Dance Squad, she herself has experienced multiple injuries. Given her personal experience in these sports, Jess is the Physiotherapist for a variety of Gymnastics Clubs and Dance Studios across Perth. From her experience, Jess prides herself on providing both clinical and personal insight into the hard work and rehabilitation that is required to return to sport from injuries.

She has a particular interest in treating spinal injuries and pain (neck and lower back) and lower limb injuries, including those affecting the hip, knee and ankle. Drawing from her background in dance, gymnastics and hockey, she believes that a precise diagnosis and a holistic management approach are crucial for achieving recovery and returning to daily activities.

Jessica integrates a range of treatment techniques into her practice, including Pilates, dry needling, and Shockwave Therapy, to provide a holistic approach to recovery and performance. She is dedicated to helping individuals of all ages achieve pain-free movement, restore function, and reach their personal goals.

Outside of work Jessica remains involved with Gymnastics being a floor choreographer for a variety of Gymnastics Clubs. She also enjoys being active, coastal walks along the beach and spending time with her family.

As one of the Managing Partners at Duncraig Physiotherapy, Emily is a highly experienced Physiotherapist bringing over 20 years of experience and a commitment to improving movement, function, and overall well-being. Graduating with a Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) from Curtin University in 2005, she has since dedicated her career to providing expert care, with a special interest in Clinical Pilates and the treatment of sacroiliac joint (SIJ) pain.

Known for her holistic and results-driven approach, Emily combines hands-on treatment with tailored rehabilitation strategies to help patients regain strength, stability, and confidence in their movement. Her expertise in Clinical Pilates allows her to design highly effective programs that enhance recovery, prevent injury, and improve overall function.

Beyond the clinic, she loves travelling Down South and spending quality time with her family.

Riley graduated from The University of Notre Dame with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. A lifelong sports enthusiast, he has a deep passion for both competing and spectating, particularly in basketball. Over the years, he has actively participated in a range of sports, including basketball, AFL, and cricket. His love for athletics, combined with a keen curiosity about injury prevention and recovery, sparked his passion for physiotherapy.

Beyond the sporting field, Riley is also a dedicated musician. As an accomplished trombonist performing with a brass band, he understands the unique physical demands musicians face. This firsthand experience fuels his commitment to helping musicians prevent and recover from postural injuries, allowing them to perform at their best.

Riley has a special interest in musculoskeletal rehabilitation, working with clients to recover from sports-related injuries and everyday aches and pains. He is passionate about helping individuals regain strength, enhance function, and reduce pain—ultimately improving their overall quality of life. With a client-centred approach, Riley is dedicated to supporting people in achieving their health and performance goals.

Outside of work Riley enjoys playing basketball and watching a variety of sport including AFL. He enjoys playing with his band and spending time with family.

Shelia earned her Master’s in Physiotherapy from Curtin University in 2005, following a bachelor’s degree in human Movement and Exercise Science from UWA in 2001. With a strong foundation in both exercise science and physiotherapy, she began her career in private practice while also contributing to academia—working as a tutor at UWA for the aerobics unit and as a lecturer and unit coordinator for the postgraduate Exercise Physiology program.

Dedicated to continuous learning, Shelia has completed three Pilates courses, most recently in 2017, and incorporates Pilates-based rehabilitation into her treatment approach. She has a particular passion for treating musculoskeletal conditions, with a strong focus on low back pain and movement-related injuries in the knees and shoulders.

Beyond clinical practice, Shelia is deeply passionate about health and fitness, recognizing the profound physiological and psychological benefits of regular exercise. She takes a hands-on, patient-centred approach to physiotherapy, striving to educate, inspire, and motivate individuals throughout their rehabilitation journey—even when recovery is slow and challenging.

Shelia holds additional qualifications in Level 1 Lymphoedema management, Functional Training, Kinesiology Taping, and run coaching. A fitness enthusiast herself, she has been a Group Fitness Instructor for 18 years, trained in six Les Mills programs. Her personal experience with regular training allows her to relate firsthand to common fitness injuries and the frustrations they can bring.

Outside of work, Shelia enjoys running, spending time with her kids, gardening, and baking. She brings the same energy and dedication to her personal life as she does to helping her patients move, feel, and live better.

Les has been a dedicated physiotherapist in private practice since 1980. Before joining Duncraig, he was the owner and operator of Seacrest Physiotherapy in Sorrento, where he built a strong reputation for his expertise and patient-centred care.

With decades of experience, Les has worked with both professional and amateur sporting clubs, as well as local community groups. He has extensive knowledge in the assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation of spinal conditions across all age groups and varying complexities.

Les also collaborates closely with orthopaedic surgeons, ensuring tailored physiotherapy care for both pre- and post-operative rehabilitation. Passionate about his profession, he remains highly engaged in the latest developments in physiotherapy and is always eager to welcome new clients.

Outside of work Les enjoys spending time with his family, playing golf and keeping fit and active through swimming and cycling.

With 10 years of experience in remedial massage, Tom is passionate about helping clients reduce pain, restore movement, and enhance recovery. He tailors each treatment to address muscular tension, improve circulation, and support overall well-being, whether assisting with injury recovery, chronic pain management, or athletic performance.

Tom takes a hands-on, results-driven approach, working closely with the Physiotherapists and the clients to ensure they get the most out of their treatment. His expertise and commitment make him a valued member of the Duncraig Physiotherapy team.

Outside of work, Tom is a devoted Melbourne Demons supporter, stays active through running, and enjoys spending quality time with his family.

Currently not taking on new clients.

Felicity has post graduate degrees in both Sports and Manipulative Physiotherapy and has been working in private practice for over 30 years. She is the Clinical Director of Move Well Physiotherapy and teaches the clinical components of the Professional Development Program that all Move Well Physiotherapists complete.

Felicity has a wide range of interests in physiotherapy. She occasionally presents at conferences and physiotherapy courses overseas and has previously worked as a fly in fly out (FIFO) physiotherapist developing prevention of injury programs on site.

Felicity has also been the physiotherapist for several state, national and international sporting competitions, and has an interest in chronic pain. She has worked with military veterans at the Invictus Games and has an interest in complex musculoskeletal presentations.