Director and Principal Physiotherapist
In addition to working at Unbreakable Physiotherapy, Jono is also currently a Physiotherapist for the Melbourne Demons AFL team. Additionally, Jono is an APA Titled Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist following his successful completion of the Masters of Sports Medicine from The University of Melbourne.
Jono’s key interest areas are all acute and chronic knee and back injuries, as well as running and tendon injuries. However, through his years of experience, Jono has vast knowledge of all musculoskeletal injuries.
Physiotherapist
Tash has extensive experience in both private practice and hospital settings. Tash has worked with a number of sports teams including Western Bulldogs AFLW, State 17U Victorian Netball team and the Hawks VNL Netball Club.
Specialising in musculoskeletal and sporting injuries, Tash has advanced training in exercise rehabilitation and the GLAD program for hip and knee osteoarthritis.
Natasha is dedicated to helping clients achieve their goals through a holistic approach that considers all contributing factors to their symptoms.
Paediatric Physiotherapist
Laura is an experienced Paediatric Physiotherapist who has worked exclusively in paediatrics since graduating with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) from Monash University. She has worked in multiple settings in the private sector. Laura has experience working with children of all ages, from infants and babies with gross motor delays and infant packaging disorders, up to adolescents and young adults with lifelong disabilities. Laura has worked with various neurological conditions (including Cerebral Palsy), genetic syndromes (including Down syndrome), and neurodevelopmental conditions (including autism and ADHD).
She has experience working with various orthopaedic conditions, including plagiocephaly (flat heads), torticollis (tight necks), and hip dysplasia in babies, intoeing in toddlers and school-aged children, and various acute and chronic knee, ankle, hip and back injuries. She is also well-practiced in addressing toe walking, both in new walkers and older children.