Simon graduated from Curtin University in 2005 and began his physiotherapy career in a busy private practice in Bunbury before moving to Broome in 2008. With extensive experience in private practice, Simon has a strong interest in exercise-based rehabilitation and post-surgical recovery. He holds a Postgraduate Certificate in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy and is a qualified DMA Clinical Pilates Instructor. Simon takes a collaborative approach to care, working closely with patients to set goals and guide treatment decisions. Outside the clinic, Simon stays active playing mixed netball, touch rugby and Masters football with the Broome Pearlers, and enjoys exploring the Kimberley with his partner Grace and their three children.

Brodie joined the Kimberley Physiotherapy team after graduating with a Bachelor's in Physiotherapy from Notre Dame in 2024, where he completed a year of placement in rural and regional WA. Brodie also has a bachelor's in exercise and sports science, as well as certificate IV in fitness. While he also possesses dry needling and Pilates qualifications. Brodie has a keen interest in acute sporting injuries and return to sport rehabilitation. Outside of the clinic Brodie is involved in local sport including football and cricket, and enjoys getting outdoors and exploring the Kimberley.

Emily graduated from Curtin University with a passion for understanding how the human body functions. She has since completed additional training in Pelvic Health and Continence and enjoys treating a wide range of musculoskeletal and women’s health conditions. Emily has a strong interest in the management of bladder and bowel concerns, pelvic pain and sexual dysfunction, and supporting women through pregnancy and the post-natal period. She uses a combination of manual therapy techniques, including manipulation, dry needling and soft tissue release, alongside exercise-based rehabilitation. Committed to providing high-quality care, Emily stays up to date with the latest evidence and believes education is a powerful tool to help clients understand their diagnosis and achieve their goals. Outside the clinic, Emily enjoys staying active at the gym, relaxing by the beach and spending time with friends and family.

Verity has recently joined the team at Kimberley Physiotherapy after graduating with a degree in Physiotherapy from The University of Notre Dame in 2024. The team is very happy to have her on board. During her studies, Verity completed placements across rural and remote communities and quickly fell in love with Broome’s unique landscape and strong sense of community. Verity is an avid gym enthusiast and is passionate about empowering others to overcome the intimidation of starting exercise again (or even for the first time). She is committed to providing clients with personalised care and support throughout their physiotherapy journey. In her spare time, Verity can usually be found camping in her 4WD van (called Gary), hunting for snorkelling spots, or whipping up big (and messy) masterpieces in the kitchen.

Annie graduated from La Trobe University, Victoria, in 1995. She pursued her interests in musculoskeletal and rehabilitation physiotherapy, working for many years with the Australian Defence Force. Her clinical experience includes working with the elderly and serving as a university guest lecturer to physiotherapy students on multi-trauma rehabilitation. She has completed postgraduate training in hydrotherapy and dry needling. Annie is passionate about personal wellbeing and empowering people to reach their physical goals and potential, remaining pain-free whenever possible. She believes in giving clients the skills for ongoing self-care. Annie speaks from both the therapist’s and patient’s perspective, having been her own rehabilitation therapist after a near-fatal paragliding accident that left her with fractures to her back and neck (seven in total), both legs, numerous ribs, and a punctured lung. It took her two years to learn to walk again unaided. She understands that not all injuries have a quick fix and that many require ongoing care and maintenance, sometimes for life. She encourages clients to view this not as a chore, but as an enjoyable journey, with clinical Pilates and yoga being excellent ways to achieve both physical and emotional wellness. Annie is a fully qualified DMA Clinical Pilates Instructor and is part of the Kimberley Physiotherapy team, focusing on co-treatment reformer regimes.

Originally from Canada, Suze holds a Bachelor of Human Kinetics (Exercise Physiology equivalent) from the University of British Columbia (2018). Before becoming a physiotherapist, she worked as a Strength and Conditioning Coach for five years and completed her Doctor of Physiotherapy at the University of Melbourne (2021). Her background in competitive sport and exercise strongly shapes how she approaches physiotherapy. Suze enjoys helping people get back to the activities that matter most to them—whether that’s sport, the gym, work, or simply moving comfortably day to day. She believes rehabilitation should fit into your lifestyle, so she works closely with clients to create practical, personalised treatment plans. Suze has completed additional training in Dry Needling, Clinical Pilates, Chronic Pain Management, and Temporomandibular Disorder (TMD) treatment. She has a particular interest in treating neck and jaw pain, while also enjoying working with a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions. Outside the clinic, you’ll usually find Suze playing social sports or making the most of the outdoors.

Craig grew up in southwest Western Australia and, since graduating, has worked in numerous hospitals around Australia and overseas in New Zealand. He has called Tasmania home for the past eight years. Craig enjoys all areas of physiotherapy but is particularly passionate about rehabilitation and older adult health and wellbeing. He has a strong focus on neurological rehabilitation—including stroke, spinal and traumatic brain injuries—while finding all areas of rehabilitation exciting. Craig enjoys building rapport with clients and helping them pursue goals and achievements that are meaningful to them. Craig has long been drawn to the Kimberley, having travelled through the region previously, and is excited to return to explore, learn more about country, and contribute to rural and Aboriginal health. He is passionate about people connecting to nature and the benefits this brings. Outside of work, Craig enjoys hiking, trail running, camping, and fishing. You may even see him around town running with his wheelbarrow in training for an upcoming adventure.

Kaori is originally a registered nurse from Japan. She has studied remedial massage, aromatherapy, and reflexology in Brisbane. Kaori moved to Broome in 2012 and has been practicing massage for 14 years in day spas and her own clinics, enjoying helping her clients feel their best. Kaori is a big dog lover and has a funny little Broome special she enjoys taking to the beach or anywhere outdoors. She is also a mum of two young children, and some locals may know her through them. Kaori is currently available on Thursdays at Kimberley Physiotherapy, and her services are claimable with private health insurance.

Kaitlyn joined the team with a background in nursing, where she developed a strong passion for patient care and healthcare support. She has since transitioned into allied health physiotherapy administration, bringing her clinical understanding to create a welcoming and efficient experience for patients. Kaitlyn enjoys supporting the physiotherapy team and being part of a service that helps people move better, recover from injury, and improve their overall wellbeing. Outside of work, you’ll find Kaitlyn cooking the next best TikTok recipe she’s discovered or relaxing at the beach with her one-year-old Cavoodle.

Meet Caitlin, our dedicated Administration Coordinator based in the vibrant town of Kununurra. Caitlin first came to the East Kimberley in 2011, drawn by the region's breathtaking natural beauty and unique opportunities. After gaining experience at several remote tourism destinations, she settled in Kununurra with her young family, where they are building their dream home. In her free time, Caitlin and her family enjoy exploring the stunning landscapes that the Kimberley is known for. Kaori is a big dog lover and has a funny little Broome special she enjoys taking to the beach or anywhere outdoors. She is also a mum of two young children, and some locals may know her through them. Kaori is currently available on Thursdays at Kimberley Physiotherapy, and her services are claimable with private health insurance.

Meet Brianna, our Administration Assistant based in Kununurra. Bri moved to Kununurra in 2018 and recently graduated from Year 12 at East Kimberley College in 2025. Growing up in the East Kimberley, she has developed a strong connection to the community and the unique lifestyle the region offers. Bri is currently studying online at Edith Cowan University with aspirations of becoming a secondary Health and Physical Education teacher, while also holding a strong interest in physiotherapy. Before joining the team, Bri gained valuable local experience working with several Kununurra businesses, including Kununurra Amcal Pharmacy, the Ord River Sports Club, and Kimberley Fine Diamonds. Outside of work, Bri enjoys making the most of the Kimberley lifestyle. She loves spending time at the lake boating and biscuiting with family and friends, playing sport, and staying active at the gym. She’s also a big sports fan and enjoys watching cricket, basketball, and AFL with her family. Bri also loves travelling and experiencing new places with her family and hopes to continue exploring more in the future.