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Julie Peacock - Owner and APA Pain and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist
B.App.Sc (Physio) M.App.Sc (Physio) Orthopaedics Member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association and the Australian Pain Society GLA:D Australia trained Principal Physiotherapist Julie Peacock is a highly experience Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist and has been owner of Marion Physiotherapy since 1998. Her background includes Bachelor and Master's Degrees in Physiotherapy (Orthopaedics) and being past Head of Outpatients at the Royal Adelaide Hospital, and Senior Physio to the Chronic Pain and Spinal Outpatient Units there. She has also taught Undergraduate and Master's Physiotherapy Students and the University of South Australia. Her special interests are: complex Persistent Pain, back and neck pain, Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue, trauma related pain, Dry Needling, Diabetes, metabolic stimulation and weight loss, and empowering people to return to a full, pain free life. Julie is qualified in the GLA:D Osteoarthritis Australia program and has experience in aged care with falls and balance retraining and pre/post surgical rehabilitation. |
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Sarah Harfield - Senior Physiotherapist and Certified Cancer Rehabilitation Therapist (PINC and STEEL International)
B.Physiotherapy Sarah Harfield is a highly experienced Physiotherapist with over 15 years' experience in musculoskeletal physiotherapy. She graduated from the University of SA in 2004 and has previously worked in the hospital and community rehabilitation areas. Sarah spent 3 years working in the UK, before joining our team in 2009. Sarah has particular interests in the areas of Cancer Rehabilitation, Clinical Pilates, Women's Health, Persistent Pain, and general musculoskeletal conditions. She is passionate about using an individualised holistic approach to empower people to remain active, improve their health and wellbeing and reach their goals. Outside of work Sarah enjoys spending time with her 2 energetic kids, hiking, travelling and enjoying good food and wine. |
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Jonathan Schubert - Senior Musculoskeletal and Sports Physiotherapist
B.Physiotherapy M.Musculoskeletal.Physio M.Sports.Physio Jonathan Schubert is a highly skilled and experienced Musculoskeletal and Sports Physiotherapist. He graduated from the University of South Australia in 2006 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy, and has worked in private practice ever since. Jonathan is passionate about ongoing learning, and continues to expand his skills through a multitude of professional development courses. He has qualifications in Dry Needling, Pilates, headache and back pain treatment, and a variety of injury management techniques. In March 2016 Jonathan completed the final components of a Masters in Sports Physiotherapy and a Masters of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy, both from LaTrobe University. Outside of the clinic, Jonathan spends several hours per week as a clinical educator for UniSA’s physiotherapy students, and enjoys running, cycling and spending time with his family. Jonathan loves to help his patients optimise their movement, live pain-free, and achieve their health goals. He has a special interest in running, football, cycling and gymnastics. |
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Joshua Bogle - Physiotherapist
B.Physiotherapy Josh is passionate about utilising a holistic approach in assisting people to achieve their goals and maintain their activity. He believes in collaborative goal-setting that relates to people’s individual circumstances and developing relevant treatment and management plans. Josh is particularly excited about problem-solving, recognising that people’s pain is often multifaceted requiring a multifaceted treatment plan. He recognises that this can only occur with careful listening and good questions. To provide a holistic response, he believes in using individualised combinations of musculoskeletal hands-on therapy, dry-needling, pilates and tailored exercise programs that directly relate to a person’s goals. Josh graduated from the University of South Australia in 2014 and has worked in private clinics, aged care and with sporting clubs since. |
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Hannah Stevens - Physiotherapist
B.Physiotherapy Hannah graduated from the University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. She is passionate about musculoskeletal physiotherapy and assisting people to regain their function and lifestyle. A background in competitive netball has given her a first-hand understanding of injury prevention and management in sport. Hannah is excited to help people improve their health and movement using a holistic approach and techniques such as hands on treatment, joint mobilisation, exercise programs, Dry Needling and Clinical Pilates. Hannah has previously worked in a clinic setting, community rehabilitation and aged care, with skills in balance retraining and tailored exercises to suit all levels. With a great listening ear, Hannah is wanting to understand every person’s story to help them achieve their specific goals. |
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Jessie Hartley - Physiotherapist
B.Physiotherapy GLA:D Australia trained Jess completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the University of South Australia. She has a keen interest in working with people experiencing Persistent Pain, and enjoys helping people achieve their goals. Many years of experience as a athletics competitor and coach has given Jess a first-hand understanding of how helpful physio can be for optimising performance and enjoyment. She is passionate about helping athletes rehabilitate and prevent injuries. Jess is qualified in the GLA:D Osteoarthritis Australia program, has experience working in aged care with falls and balance retraining and pre/post surgical rehabilitation. Jess enjoys using a range of different musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy techniques including Clinical Pilates, hands on treatment, exercise prescription and rehabilitation to tailor a program specific to the individual needs. She firmly believes that treating the whole person, not just their muscles or joints, is the most effective way of helping people be the best version of themselves that they can be. |
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Noah Schutz - Physiotherapist
M.Physio Noah completed his Masters of Physiotherapy at Flinders University. He has a real passion for keeping active and loves using this to help people get back to doing the things that are important to them. Noah has always been a keen player and watcher of sports, in particular basketball and Aussie Rules football. With time spent the previous 2 years working with a local footy team, where he was able to work with both junior and senior players in acute injury assessment and management. Noah is enthusiastic at the opportunity to work with people with a variety of problems. Ranging from those looking to get back to simple everyday activities, to athletes who are aiming to return to or improve in sports and athletics. In doing this Noah incorporates a comprehensive management strategy that encompasses the various factors that make up the pain experience aiming for long term results. Including individually tailored strengthening and exercise prescription, hands on work, active listening and activity modifications. He is very excited to build great relationships with clients and help those on their journey towards leading the life they want to lead. |
Dylan Northcott - Physiotherapist
M.Physio
Dylan graduated from the University South Australia with the Bachelor of Human Movement (Exercise and Sport Science) and the Master of Physiotherapy (Graduate Entry). He is passionate about working alongside people to help them achieve their goals, whether that be competing in a sport, participating in physical activity or being able to return to work. He concurrently works as a personal trainer where he has help clients develop and reach their goals, for better outcomes in and out of the gym. Dylan has competed at the nation level in powerlifting for a number of years and was an avid gym-goer prior to competing. Through his competitions and training he understands what it takes to train and strengthen the body through injury. Dylan has also previously worked with junior state rugby players to help improve their strength and conditioning. Dylan enjoys working with a wide range of musculoskeletal condition, from neck and back pain, to knee and ankle sporting injuries. He has experiencing working with a large variety of patients with varying physical abilities and is eager to work alongside his patients to help them in obtaining what they want out of physiotherapy.
M.Physio
Dylan graduated from the University South Australia with the Bachelor of Human Movement (Exercise and Sport Science) and the Master of Physiotherapy (Graduate Entry). He is passionate about working alongside people to help them achieve their goals, whether that be competing in a sport, participating in physical activity or being able to return to work. He concurrently works as a personal trainer where he has help clients develop and reach their goals, for better outcomes in and out of the gym. Dylan has competed at the nation level in powerlifting for a number of years and was an avid gym-goer prior to competing. Through his competitions and training he understands what it takes to train and strengthen the body through injury. Dylan has also previously worked with junior state rugby players to help improve their strength and conditioning. Dylan enjoys working with a wide range of musculoskeletal condition, from neck and back pain, to knee and ankle sporting injuries. He has experiencing working with a large variety of patients with varying physical abilities and is eager to work alongside his patients to help them in obtaining what they want out of physiotherapy.
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Lisa Twelftree - Remedial Massage Therapist
R.M.T Lisa has a Diploma in Remedial Massage and specialises in Sports/ Remedial Massage Therapy. She is also a member of The Australian Association of Massage Therapy. She has worked as a Registered Nurse, Personal Trainer, and Massage Therapist with a variety of people in varying age groups, as well as sponsored and amateur athletes. She has a wealth of knowledge in anatomy and physiology with over 15 years combined experience in nursing and the health and fitness industry. She is passionate about the interconnections between the emotional state and physical well being of a person and the holistic benefits that come from massage for the mind and body. Lisa can tailor a massage to suit your individual needs, from sports/remedial, relaxation, pregnancy massage, myofascial release and, work or motor vehicle injuries. |
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Grace (Daiqing) Yu - Dietitian and Nutritionist
APD, B.HSc (Nutrition), M.Nutr&Diet Grace graduated from Flinders University with a Masters in Nutrition and Dietetics. She has a strong passion for food and cooking and is well-exposed to both Asian and Western cultures and cuisine. She is experienced in weight management, Diabetes management, Hyperlipidaemia, Hypertension, liver disease, bariatric surgery support, nutrition for Cancer, Chronic Pain and Chronic Fatigue support and general health eating. She also has a keen interest in gastrointestinal disorders such as Coeliac Disease, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, FODMAPS, food intolerances and allergies. Grace believes everyone should enjoy food while also staying healthy and feeling good! She provides a nutrition assessment and can tailor an individualised meal plan to develop sustainable healthy eating habits that fit into your lifestyle. |
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Dr Ivan Atkinson - Psychologist (Mend Plus)
B.A (Hons) PhD. Marion Physiotherapy works closely with Dr Ivan Atkinson from Mend Plus, who has expertise in trauma and abuse, affective disorders, cancer support and dissociative identity disorder. For more information please visit mendplus.com.au |
Please be advised that Marion Physiotherapy has a tiered fee structure. Senior Physiotherapists Julie Peacock, Sarah Harfield and Jonathan Schubert predominantly work under Advanced Pain Solutions which focuses on clients with more complex injuries and specialised needs and offers extended appointment times.
