Ryan has over 20 years experience in private practice physiotherapy. He treats many of Perth’s elite athletes from sports such as AFL, soccer, triathlon, distance running, swimming, mixed martial arts and tennis. He also treats many families and members of the local community and takes great pride in assisting them with their pain and injuries.

His areas of expertise include, joint manipulation, acupuncture, exercise rehabilitation, bio-mechanical analysis and functional retraining. With proficiency in these key areas he is able to provide industry leading treatment to all patients.

Due to his experience, passion and commitment to his profession Ryan has a very large and loyal client base. He endeavors to see new patients when possible, though please be advised that it is wise to book in advance as he is often very busy.

Ray graduated from the School of Physiotherapy at Curtin University in 1999.

After working in the South-West region for several years, he gained valuable experience in the area of industrial physiotherapy and occupational health.

Since then, he has developed expertise in these areas and is a keen practitioner in the treatment and management of work-related injuries. As a company director, Ray divides his time between patient treatment and business management.

He is kept further busy at home with two beautiful young girls (and a beautiful wife!). In his spare time, Ray likes to go to the gym; run, run and run some more!

Lawrence graduated from Curtin University in 1991. He has always held an active interest in musculoskeletal physiotherapy in sports. His areas of proficiency include manual therapy, dry needling, and exercise rehabilitation. He also looks forward to run his twice a week hydrotherapy classes for arthritic clients. During his time in Dr7, he has enjoyed the process of managing challenging cases that stretch his clinical reasoning and been able to provide exercise based management of clients with metabolic conditions. He enjoys educating and empowering his clients to take control of their recovery.

Outside of work he enjoys playing soccer and cricket with his active primary school going son. He looks forward to gaining new badges on his Fitbit, landscaping and learning how to grow fruits and vegetables organically.

Luke has a strong interest in musculoskeletal pathology and sports injuries. He enjoys the challenge of returning athletes to their previous functional level (or better!). He also have an interest in working with acute spinal injuries such as neck and lower back pain. The goals of Luke’s treatment are always to minimise pain, optimise function and educate the client on their condition and the best way forward to manage their injury.

Luke love’s playing AFL for his local amateur club and when he is not running around the paddock he enjoy’s a good swim. He also doesn’t mind the occasional hit of squash. Luke has spent time playing each of basketball, tennis, rugby, soccer and cricket and has therefore developed a thorough understanding of what is required in each of these sports at every level of competition.

Tess attained her Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Curtin University and holds a Certificate III & IV in Fitness. For the past two years Tess has been the principle Physiotherapist for the University of Western Australia Hockey Club and is currently involved in managing a National Women’s Hockey side.

Tess displays a keen interest in rehabilitation and musculoskeletal physiotherapy. As a competitive athlete, Tess has gained exposure to an extensive amount of sporting injuries and acknowledges the physical requirements associated with sporting disciplines. Tess appreciates the importance of functional strength and conditioning and incorporates this into her mechanical analysis and management.

Tess is an avid fitness fanatic. Outside of work she trains up to 12 times a week as a boxer and footballer, whilst also improving her strength and fitness in a functional gym setting.

Since graduating from Curtin University in 2000, Amanda has worked as a podiatrist in a wide variety of areas. She began working for the City of Stirling and City of Joondalup Senior Citizen Centres. Since then she has also worked in several nursing homes, Royal Perth Hospital, the Aboriginal Health Service, Acacia prison and various northern suburbs private practices.

Amanda has extensive experience in all areas of podiatry, especially general podiatry. She has a special interest in podiatry related acupuncture and mobilization and has completed various workshops in such areas. Additionally, Amanda has expertise with diabetes and ulcer management, nail surgery, sports injuries, biomechanics and orthotic therapy.

Gaby graduated from the University of Western Australia in 2011 after completing her degree in the Bachelor of Podiatric Medicine. Since graduating, she has worked as a Podiatrist both in the public and private health sectors.

Gaby has a keen interest in all areas of Podiatry, but has developed extensive interest in diabetes and its complications with the feet. Working in Rockingham General Hospital, Gaby has gained extensive experience in foot health education as well as treatment and management of diabetic foot ulcers.

In addition, Gaby is qualified to perform dry needling, foot mobilisation & manipulation, as well as Rock-taping to provide additional conservative treatment modalities to all patients. As an avid sports person, her passion is providing best management and rehabilitation of athletic injuries.

Apart from Podiatry, Gaby enjoys keeping active attending fitness classes (KONGA and Boxing), as well as water sports.

David graduated from Curtin University in 2000 and has extensive experience in private practice podiatry. He is a successful business owner and has managed and operated the City of Stirling podiatry community clinics for many years.

David is a passionate podiatrist and loves dealing with all aspects of foot issues, ranging from young children to the elderly. Along with providing excellent general podiatry care, his areas of expertise include the management of heel pain, arch pain, ingrown nail care,diabetes and orthotics prescription.

In his spare time, David loves keeping fit, playing basketball, watching footy and spending time with his two young girls. David grew up in Dianella and has worked locally for many years – he works part-time at Dr7 Physiotherapy and Podiatry and keen to continue providing excellent podiatry care to the local community

Hannah Chun (B.Pod.M) 

Podiatrist and Senior Surgical Registrar 

• UWA /Bachelor of Podiatric Medicine / 2008 – 2011
• AHPRA registered
• Asan Medical Centre;
  Fellowship F&A Orthopedic Department 2012
• UWA / Doctor of Clinical Podiatry / 2013 – current
• Member: Australian Association of Podiatric Surgeons / UWA Podiatric Medicine Alumni

A 2011 UWA graduate, Hannah is confident in providing evidence based podiatry treatment to all her patients. She is passionate in assessing, managing and treating all foot and ankle conditions with a professional yet friendly service. With interests in managing diabetic feet from low to high risk, as well as general routine care she has vast experience in sports biomechanics from international experience at a Sports Medicine Clinic based in Seoul.

Wanting to endeavour further she undertook a 10 month fellowship in 2012 with Professor H.S. Lee, Head of the foot and ankle Orthopedic Department at Asan Medical Centre based in Seoul. To ground her experiences, she is currently in her final year of completing a post-graduate degree in Doctor of Clinical Podiatry at UWA to gain qualification as a Podiatric Surgeon. She holds strong clinical as well as theoretical knowledge in surgical management of foot and ankle deformities.

As a senior surgical registrar, she is available to offer surgical explanation and discuss questions with patients who may be considering any foot and ankle surgery. She is also able to help post-operative patients with orthotic management as a form of rehabilitation. Hannah’s surgical interests include the diabetic foot, bunions, hammer toes, neuromas, ingrown toenails, bony or soft tissue lumps.

In her spare time, Hannah loves watching movies, cooking  as well as dining with friends at new eateries around Perth!

Vicky is a qualified remedial massage therapist, registered with AAMT and the majority of Private Health Funds. As an active person who doesn’t enjoy the restriction of injuries, Vicky found massage to offer a source of relief for sports and work injuries which is how her interest in Remedial Massage therapy came about. Having done lots of volunteer work for rugby and athletic clubs her special interests are sports related injuries and muscle maintenance for peak performance. Vicky also appreciates the significant impact that remedial massage can have on reducing shoulder pain, neck pain and headaches caused by muscular tension. She uses a range of techniques including deep tissue massage, remedial massage, sports massage and trigger point therapy.

Vicky loves the outdoors and almost any sport; her hobbies include rock climbing, volleyball and taking her two huge dogs for a run.