Our staff

Rosemary Gaddes

Rosemary Gaddes graduated at Queensland University in Physiotherapy and later obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree with a double major in Psychology.

After studying occupational physiotherapy, chronic pain, headache and the upper limb at the workplace, she was involved with acute injury management in the workplace worksite assessments and functional assessments.

She was also able to assist workers with suitable duties programs while injured - a system of early intervention and treatment, with communication with employer groups.

She has extensive experience in the treatment of musculoskeletal disorders both acute and chronic, also painful necks and backs.

A runner herself, she has a special interest in Sports, in particular cycling and running, while she has many years of experience in performing arts and dance medicine.

She holds a level four certificate in clinical Pilates, and had some years of experience in one on one programs for chronic pain, sport, and rehabilitation. With dance and the performing arts.

To stay in touch with her right brain, she has a certificate four in design services, and has assisted people to design offices and floor plans, using ergonomic furniture, with the added plus of the decorative aspect.

Duncan Smith

Duncan Smith is the latest member of our team. Duncan recently completed the Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the University of Queensland. Upon graduating he has decided to follow his newfound passion of musculo-skeletal physiotherapy. Duncan has a love for a number of sports including cricket, rugby, and golf as well as snowboarding and skiing ('when there is good pow'). His first hand experiences in these sports and of the injuries that can occur during them, make him the ideal candidate to treat injuries sustained in these pursuits as well as many more. Duncan understands that each person has different goals from treatment, hence initiates patient focused programs that are more likely to result in positive outcomes.