Principal Physiotherapist

BSc(Hons) Phty APAM MCSP

Sarah Rogers is the director and founder of Physio on Bayside and The Jaw Clinic. She is a highly skilled physiotherapist graduating University in 1999. Sarah is known as the premier physiotherapist in the Redlands area and has a reputation for providing exceptional care to her clients.

Sarah has a special interest in the treatment of temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders and has extensive knowledge in the management of jaw pain, also known as temporomandibular disorder (TMD). She is passionate about helping her clients find relief from their TMD symptoms and improving their overall quality of life.

In addition to her work at Physio on Bayside and The Jaw Clinic, Sarah is actively involved in continuing education and stays up-to-date on the latest research and techniques in the field of physiotherapy. She is dedicated to providing her clients with the highest level of care possible.

Sarah trained in Glasgow, Scotland but emigrated to Australia in 2010 with her 2 children. Sarah enjoys travel and is an enthusiastic soccer fan!

Physiotherapist

B.App.Sc (Physio) APAM

Sarah graduated in 2005 from Sydney University, since then she has gained a wide range of experience in both adult and paediatric, acute hospital and private musculoskeletal practice settings in Sydney and London. Sarah has worked in the Redlands and been an integral part of the Physio on Bayside team since 2016.

Sarah is an extremely experienced Physiotherapist with a history of getting results for patients with headaches associated with neck and jaw pain. She now utilises those skills with her hands-on approach to TMJ and jaw pain.

Sarah is also heavily involved with student education which she feels passionately about.

When Sarah is not treating clients you will find her walking her dog or enjoying family time with her 2 daughters.

Physiotherapist

DipFit BAppSc MPhtySt APAM

Danny Gardner has extensive experience in musculo-skeletal physiotherapy having studied Human Movements, Sports Science and Personal Training prior to completing his physiotherapy degree in 2012. Danny is Redlands born and bred and has been getting great results for clients on the Bayside and his local community since he qualified.

Danny has a vast array of experience in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and sports injuries. He is also passionate about mentoring new graduate Physiotherapists and you will regularly find him leading training sessions for the younger physios.

Danny has a specific passion for treating hyper-mobility disorders specifically in children and adolescents, this has led him to undertaking further training and becoming an excellent TMJ physio, as hypermobility and jaw problems often occur simultaneously.

When he’s not treating or mentoring, you will find him at the gym or on the soccer field, or undertaking a bit of DIY!

Physiotherapist

BExSc; MPhty, APAM

Jess graduated with a Bachelor of Exercise Science and Master of Physiotherapy from Griffith University. Through her studies she gained extensive knowledge in all fields of physiotherapy and had a keen interest in musculoskeletal injuries and orthopaedic rehabilitation. With her experience in Exercise Science and Physiotherapy she has the ability to incorporate a holistic style treatment by incorporating manual therapy, education, exercise and functional strengthening. She believes in a hands on approach to assist in pain relief and joint mobility coupled with education and exercises to maintain in session relief and help patients to achieve their goals.

Physiotherapist

BSc. AT, MSc. Physio APAM

Laura graduated with a Bachelor of Sports Rehabilitation and Athletic Therapy in Ireland and a Master of Physiotherapy in Scotland. 

Laura has gained clinical experience across hospital settings, sporting teams, and private practice, working internationally with teams in Ireland, Australia, and the United States, including professional baseball in America.

Laura has a specialised focus on vestibular physiotherapy, underpinned by further training in the management of vestibular disorders. To further her studies, Laura has also completed a Vestibular Dysfunction and Management: Clinical Competency Course, equipping her to provide evidence-based treatment for both common and complex conditions such as BPPV, persistent dizziness, post-concussion symptoms, vestibular loss, vestibular migraine and more. 

Alongside vestibular rehabilitation, Laura has expertise in sports injury recovery and chronic pain management, taking a holistic approach that combines manual therapy, exercise-based rehabilitation, and patient education to restore movement, reduce pain, and help clients achieve their goals.

She has also undertaken further studies in Dry Needling and Pilates, offering both one-on-one and group sessions, and completed advanced TMJ training as part of her work with the Physio on Bayside Jaw Clinic team.

Physiotherapist

BExSS(Hons) MPhty APAM

Kieran joined the POB team as a New Graduate in 2023, after completing an outstanding academic journey that included a First Class Honours degree in Sports and Exercise Science from the University of Queensland and a Master of Physiotherapy from Flinders University in South Australia.

He has a strong clinical interest in jaw and neck pain, and has spent the past two years as a member of The Jaw Clinic team undertaking specialised treatment for TMJ (temporomandibular joint) physiotherapy. He enjoys assessing and treating complex jaw and facial pain conditions including headaches.

Kieran further has a passion for working in neurological physiotherapy, working with patients to manage a range of neurological conditions. He is experienced in developing tailored rehabilitation programs aimed at improving movement, coordination, and overall function to enhance quality of life. Outside of clinical work, Kieran enjoys playing basketball, going to the gym and overseas travel!

Physiotherapist

BPhty(Hons) BBehavSc(Psych) APAM

Brett is a Brisbane local from the Northside who’s grown to love life across the river. With a broad background spanning retail, office and home-based roles, dental laboratories, warehouses, and gyms, he understands how the physical demands of everyday life can influence both body and mind.

His curiosity about how people move, think, and feel led him to complete a Bachelor of Behavioural Science (Psychology) at QUT, followed by a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) at UQ.

Brett takes a holistic, client-centred approach, focusing on both the physical and psychological components of each condition. He believes lasting recovery comes from treating the person, not just the injury.

He works with a wide range of presentations, including sporting injuries, post-operative rehabilitation, and general musculoskeletal conditions. To enhance his clinical practice, Brett has completed training in Dry Needling and ASCA Level 1 Strength and Conditioning, and brings over 15 years of experience as a recreational weightlifter and hybrid athlete to help clients reach their strength and movement goals.

Outside of the clinic, Brett enjoys live heavy metal concerts, hiking Brisbane’s local trails (always keeping an eye out for furry friends), picking up heavy things in the gym and relaxing with his cat in front of the TV.

Physiotherapist

BPhty APAM

Holly is a recent graduate with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Griffith University (2023). With a keen interest in musculoskeletal injuries and sports physiotherapy, she passionately utilises hands-on skills, exercise, and education to ensure holistic recovery and help clients achieve their goals. Throughout her studies, Holly gained valuable experience working with a diverse range of clients, enhancing their lifestyles through her dedicated approach.

Her love for sports, particularly swimming, stems from her background in competitive swimming. Holly's enthusiasm for sports extends to her professional life, where she has actively contributed to various sporting teams. She has worked with teams such as the U18 North Queensland Basketball Team, women's AFL Robina Roos and Swimming Australia athletes.

Committed to continuous learning and improvement, Holly is dedicated to making a positive impact on her client's well-being and overall health through her expertise in physiotherapy and sports rehabilitation.

Physiotherapist

BPhty APAM

Tess grew up in the Sunshine Coast's Noosa Hinterland, enjoying beach days and competing in netball and swimming. A classically trained pianist for over ten years, she also nurtured her artistic side. After finishing high school, Tess moved to Brisbane to pursue her tertiary education.

In December 2023, she earned a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Australian Catholic University. During her studies, Tess gained valuable experience in hospitals, focusing on rehabilitation and managing orthopedic and neurological injuries. Her keen interest in hand therapy led her to complete an intensive program at Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, where she specialized in assessing and managing hand and wrist injuries.

Tess is dedicated to sporting and orthopedic injury management and is committed to supporting clients throughout their recovery journey. She has also completed the ACSM Level 1 Strength and Conditioning course to enhance her practice. Outside of work, Tess enjoys pilates for her mental and physical wellbeing and has completed a Level 1 Clinical Mat Pilates course, offering 1:1 clinical pilates sessions.

With her personable approach and passion for both hands-on and exercise-based treatment, Tess strives to achieve the best possible outcomes for her clients.

Physiotherapist

BPhty APAM

Emmi is a compassionate and highly skilled physiotherapist from Finland, who has called Australia home with her family since 2019. She holds a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Finland and has completed extensive postgraduate training, with a strong passion for women’s health. With specialist training and years of experience in this area, Emmi supports women through all stages of life, from managing pelvic floor conditions such as incontinence, chronic pelvic pain, and pelvic girdle pain, to guiding women through their pre- and postnatal journeys. She also brings a wealth of experience in teaching Pilates and yoga, as well as additional training in chronic back pain management and exercise-based rehabilitation.

Her holistic treatment approach combines education, exercise prescription, and hands-on therapy, always delivered with empathy and individualised care.

Outside the clinic, Emmi enjoys spending time outdoors with her husband and daughter, as well as going to the gym, hiking, and reading.

Physiotherapist

Bphty APAM

Littisha grew up in the small rural town of Inverell in New South Wales. After completing high school, she relocated to Brisbane to pursue tertiary education. In 2024 she graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Australian Catholic University.

During her studies, Littisha gained valuable experience through clinical placements, which fostered her interest in vestibular, orthopaedic, paediatric, and musculoskeletal injuries. She is passionate about delivering holistic, client-centered care, combining hands-on techniques with exercise-based therapy to help her clients achieve their goals.

Outside of work, Littisha enjoys playing the keyboard, painting, staying active at the gym, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

Physiotherapist

BPhty APAM

Edward is a compassionate and dedicated physiotherapist who strives to restore mobility, alleviate pain, and rebuild his patients’ confidence. A graduate of the Australian Catholic University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy, he brings a collaborative spirit to his practice—working closely with other allied health professionals to deliver tailored treatment plans that deliver real results.

With more than ten years of experience as a personal trainer, Edward’s deep understanding of human anatomy, biomechanics, and functional movement strongly informs his physiotherapy approach. His passion for fitness and exercise shines through in his hands-on, movement-based treatments. He has also completed a Dry Needling course, expanding his therapeutic repertoire and enabling him to offer a well-rounded approach that incorporates manual therapy and exercise prescription.

Edward takes a holistic view of physiotherapy, treating the individual as a whole rather than focusing solely on a specific injury or condition. He thoughtfully considers each patient’s physical, emotional, and lifestyle factors to ensure every treatment plan is as personalized and effective as possible. With particular interests in chronic pain, geriatric care, and musculoskeletal injuries and dysfunction, Edward is committed to helping his patients move better, feel stronger, and return to doing the things they love—pain-free.

Outside the clinic, you’ll find Edward lifting weights at the gym, strumming his guitar, or catching the latest blockbuster at the cinema.

Remedial Massage Therapist

Emma is Physio on Bayside’s resident massage therapist.

Emma works closely with our Physiotherapists to release those tight muscles and alleviate muscular origin pain.

After working for many years in big business Emma decided it was time for a change. Massage Therapy was the answer.

After being a massage client for many years Emma understood the value of the modality and wanted to spread the benefits to others.

Emma is fully qualified and has been working in the industry full time for several years. Having worked with young and old, male and female, fit, injured and mobility impaired, Emma has extensive experience in the field and enjoys the challenge of working with each new client individually to reach their goals.

Emma has a passion for prenatal care and holds a qualification in pregnancy massage, with years of experience Emma tailors her sessions to provide comfort and relief for expectant mothers.

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