Meet the Team

Esmond Tang

Esmond Tang

Managing Executive & Physiotherapist

Esmond is an APA registered physiotherapist and ALA accredited lymphoedema therapist. Esmond has experience in a wide range of settings with respiratory, musculoskeletal, lymphoedema, amputee and neurological clients. 

Esmond has additional training in Neurokinetic Therapy, dry needling and lymphedema management.  He is also involved in clinical supervision for Curtin University and Notre Dame University physiotherapy students.

His clinical interests include chronic pain management, sport rehabilitation, chronic swelling and lymphoedema management.

Outside of work, Esmond enjoys Olympics weightlifting. 

Special Interests: 

  • Neurokinetic Therapy & Functional Movement Systems 
  • Sports rehabilitation 
  • Neck and headache management 
  • Lymphoedema and swelling management  
Aya Zein El Dine

Aya Zein El Dine

Physiotherapist

Aya is a physiotherapist who works with goals to help, restore and improve patients’ optimum physical function. She worked in hospital settings, private practice and rehabilitation clinics. Aya enjoys dealing with a wide range of physiotherapy fields including musculoskeletal, orthopaedic, paediatrics, neurological, rheumatic and traumatic conditions. She is always keen to study and learn more as she believes that a human can never know everything, and every day is a chance to learn. Aya has Additional education in dry needling, sports rehabilitation and kinetic link training. 

Aya has a history of volunteer work in rehabilitation centres and welfare associations, and enjoys hiking, camping and discovering new places. 

Special Interest: 

  • Sports Injuries and Rehabilitation 
  • Musculoskeletal issues 
  • Kinetic link training and functional rehab 
  • Acupuncture/dry needling 

 

Cannis Leung

Cannis Leung

Physiotherapist

Cannis is a dedicated physiotherapist who completed her degree at Curtin University. With a passion for helping others, she approaches each client with kindness and compassion. Cannis believes in the power of listening and takes the time to understand your unique story. Her caring nature ensures that you feel heard and supported every step of the way. Fluent in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin, Cannis ensures effective communication with all her clients.

Cannis has gained valuable experience in various settings, including paediatrics, disability & NDIS, musculoskeletal, and aged-care. This experience has equipped her with a strong advocation of personalised treatment plans. Cannis is committed to providing each client with a tailored approach, ensuring that you can work towards your rehabilitation goals within your control.

Outside of work, Cannis enjoys playing badminton, hiking, and watching gymnastics. You will also find Cannis out and about hunting for good restaurants, and trying out different recipes at home.

Special interests:

  • Foot and ankle functions
  • Neck and shoulder pain
  • Musculoskeletal rehabilitation and dry needling
  • Paediatrics motor milestone development
  • Vestibular rehabilitation

 

Eric Yeo

Eric Yeo

Physiotherapist

Eric Yeo is a dedicated APA registered physiotherapist, with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy from Curtin University. 

He gained experience across various healthcare environments, including musculoskeletal outpatient care, respiratory rehabilitation, neurology in both inpatient and outpatient settings, and disability and aged care. His primary interests are sports injuries and rehabilitation, managing neck and back pain, and cardiopulmonary rehabilitation. These diverse experiences have enhanced his skills, enabling him to provide tailored, high-quality care to each client, aimed at improving their mobility and enhancing their quality of life. 

Outside of work, he dedicates much of his time to playing badminton and enjoys activities like hiking and archery. He also has a keen interest in cars and technology. 

Special interests: 

  • Sport and musculoskeletal injuries
  • Neck and back pain
  • Sport rehabilitation
  • Cardiopulmonary rehabilitation 

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