Meet the Physios

I graduated from Curtin University and have been practicing as a Physiotherapist for the past 20 years, the majority in private practice. During this time I have undertaken extensive Post Graduate Professional Development.

I treat the standard issues such as neck and back pain/problems, sports injuries, joint problems and have a special interest in headache/migraine, adolescence growing issues and dizziness/vertigo—benign postural paroxysmal vertigo. I have also been team physio for state sporting teams.

After initially gaining my electrical apprenticeship with BHP I went travelling through the UK, Europe, Africa and Asia. Upon my return I completed Tuart College and then attained my Bachelor of Science Physiotherapy from Curtin University.

I have a loving wife and 3 beautiful daughters which happily take up most of my spare time. They do let me out for an occasional golf game, which although I love I play badly.

Lisa Priest (Physiotherapist)

After travelling Australia for seven years, I commenced studying as a mature-aged student. I graduated from Curtin University with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy and have since worked in private practice. I am an empathetic listener, am passionate about finding the cause of each individual patient’s issues and find tremendous reward in helping to resolve them collaboratively.

With a holistic approach, I consider the whole person and all contributing factors in each case. My treatment reflects this approach using various techniques and management strategies.

I truly love all aspects of physiotherapy, but particularly enjoy the dynamics of working with children. I am a mother of two young children myself and thrive on being busy. I enjoy keeping fit and healthy and am driven to gently inspire others to living an active lifestyle.

Farhad Reyhani (Physiotherapist)

Born in Iran, I moved to Australia in 2012 to work as a mechanical engineer. Fascinated by how the human body functions, I completed a Bachelor of Human Anatomy at (UWA) and then entered the physiotherapy profession after completing a Bachelor of Physiotherapy degree (Honours) at the University of Queensland.

I enjoy treating a wide range of musculoskeletal injuries through a combination of manual therapy, patient education, and therapeutic exercise rehabilitation. I have a special interest in treating back, neck, and foot pain, as well as acute injuries and sports rehabilitation.

I speaks Persian as well as English, and outside of physiotherapy, I enjoy playing volleyball, canoeing, and spending time with family and friends