Alexander is a bilingual (Mandarin) physiotherapist who graduated from Bond University with a Doctor of Physiotherapy, with a background in Human Science, majoring in Human Movement from Macquarie University. During this time, he was highly involved in providing care at hospitals and private practices with the mindset of returning clients to their previous level of function and greater.
 

Over the years, Alexander has applied these experiences to his work, allowing him to build a strong understanding of musculoskeletal injuries. This enables him to tailor unique treatments to each patient. Alexander prides himself on understanding and uncovering the root causes by having a thorough knowledge of anatomy and physiology to assist clients in their recovery. He has a particular interest in neck, lower back, knees, and tendon injuries.
 

Alexander frequently manages chronic neck and lower back conditions and is often sought out for second opinions by other health practitioners regarding his management strategies.
 

He has worked with the Ryde Eastwood Hawks Rugby Club, a semi-professional team, in the Ron Massey and Sydney Shield Cup as a senior sports physiotherapist, helping treat and triage the team members within a multidisciplinary team. He has also assisted the NSW Police Force as a physiotherapist as part of the RECON team, the NSW Police in-house physiotherapy team. He is also currently serving in the Army as a Physiotherapist part-time whilst he works in the clinic. 

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Alexander is skilled in dry needling and can provide sports-related taping and sports injury management as needed.

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Throughout his career, Alexander has enjoyed various sports, but nowadays, you are most likely to find him bouldering, playing basketball, or partaking in Hyrox events. 

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Accreditation

• Bachelor of Human Science (Majoring in Human Movement)

• Doctor of Physiotherapy 

• Member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)

• Registered AHPRA Allied Health Practitioner

• SIRA approved

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 Expertise

• Dry Needling

• Sports management

• Tendon based injury

• Complex lower back pain 

• TMJ pain

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Beverley is one of the physiotherapists at Green Allied Health. She completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy degree at The University of Queensland. During her studies in Brisbane, Beverley developed a deep appreciation for the complexity of the human body and the ways in which physiotherapists can assist in restoring better movement and improving resultant quality of life.

 

She completed her placements in Brisbane hospitals and private practice centres, gaining experience in treating a wide variety of cases that include musculoskeletal, neurology, cardiorespiratory, and orthopaedics (post-operation procedures).

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Beverley is passionate about working with patients to help them achieve their goals, whether they are sport-specific, work-related, or focused on improving movements in life with less pain. When she is not working, Beverley enjoys spending time at the gym and beach, as well as exploring different avenues of holistic health. She encourages patients to come in and have a chat as she would love to assist them in their journey to better health.

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Accreditation

• Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours)

• Member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)

• Registered AHPRA Allied Health Practitioner

• SIRA approved

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Expertise

• ASCA Level 1 Strength and Conditioning Coach

• Dry Needling

• Arthritis management

• Complex lower back pain

• Women’s Health

Liying (Lynda) Zhou received her Bachelor's Degree from Heilongjiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in 1987 and a Master's Degree in Acupuncture from Beijing University of TCM in 1990 after 8 years of full-time study and research.

Since 1990, she has trained in both Chinese and Western medicine and worked in hospitals and clinics across China, New Zealand and Australia. Since she understands both Chinese and Western medical systems, she can ascertain which system works best on a case-by-case basis.

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She has lectured TCM at Western Sydney University and currently lectures at the Sydney Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

 

Lynda specialises in

• Pain relief

• Insomnia

• Stress

• Depression

• Women health (such as Infertility, Irregular Period, Period pain, Menopause)

• Weight loss 

• Children conditions