Ashleigh Matheson BPhty
Physiotherapist
Ashleigh is a Physiotherapist with clinical pilates experience and enjoys treating a variety of musculoskeletal, orthopaedic, sports and vestibular conditions. Graduating from the Australian Catholic University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy she has worked in private practice for the past three years.
With a particular interest in post-surgical rehabilitation, neck and shoulder pain she has also worked with Mater Private Hospital Orthopaedic Ward helping a variety of post-surgical patients from acute care into private practice for long-term rehabilitation. Ashleigh conducts pilates assessments and individual pilates sessions, in addition to running small group classes targeted at general strength and exercise rehabilitation. She utilises reformers, wunda chair and the trapeze table, combined with strength exercises to ensure a well rounded pilates session.
With a passion for sports physiotherapy, Ashleigh enjoys treating a variety of sporting injuries and enjoys getting patients back to their chosen sport. Ashleigh has worked with the Wilston Grange Gorillas men’s and women’s AFL and the QAS Youth Rugby 7s. Ashleigh still currently plays AFL at Mayne Tigers AFL club at Gaythorne.
Emma Jorgensen BClinExPhys – AEP, AES, ESSAM
Exercise Physiologist
Emma is a passionate Exercise Physiologist focussed on helping people build confidence in their bodies through personalised, supportive and evidence-based exercise. Taking an individualised approach to care, Emma works closely with each client to understand their goals, lifestyle and challenges, creating tailored exercise programs that support lasting improvements in strength, mobility, function and overall wellbeing.
A graduate of the University of Qld, Emma also has qualifications in Reformer Pilates, allowing her to incorporate Pilates-based exercise into rehabilitation where appropriate. Leading many of our Reformer Pilates, Clinical Exercise and Bone Strength classes, she helps clients safely improve strength, balance, flexibility and confidence in a supportive environment.
Emma enjoys staying active by training at the gym, exploring nature and walking her dog. “Exercise should be enjoyable, empowering and tailored to each individual”, so people move with greater confidence and build healthy habits they can maintain for the long term.
Emma’s clinical interests include:
- Musculoskeletal pain and injury management
- Exercise to reduce Lower Back Pain
- Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation
- Sports Injury Rehabilitation and Strength & Conditioning
- Hypermobility Management
- Bone health, including osteopenia and osteoporosis
Book online or phone (07) 3161 2837 to make an appointment.