Campbell is the Practice Principal and Clinical Director. He has over 19 years experience working in Private Practice as a Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist. He completed his Physiotherapy degree in New Zealand and has completed a Masters degree in Manual Therapy at The University of Western Australia attaining the title of APA Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist. He has a special interest in treating patients with both acute and overuse sporting injuries from the novice exerciser to the experienced athlete. He has been the Head Physiotherapist at Northern Suburbs Rugby Football Club since 2009 and has been the Physio to the Australian Junior Wallabies from 2011-2016. Campbell is passionate about exercise and health and fitness and developing a team that can deliver a world class Physiotherapy service to the patients of SquareOne. In his spare time Campbell enjoys running, cycling and swimming and competing in various triathlons and ironman events and has competed in the Hawaiian Ironman on three occasions. He is a keen member of Balmoral Triathlon Club and Manly-Warringah Cycling Club and can often be seen out training around Manly and the Northern Beaches areas. He has two young children in Oscar and Coco and enjoys spending time with them.

Lauren is originally a proud Novocastrian. She studied Physiotherapy at the University of Newcastle and has since completed the Master of Sports Physiotherapy postgraduate degree at La Trobe University. Lauren has a special interest in the treatment of sports injuries and in particular shoulder injuries. While Lauren enjoys treating injuries, she also has a passion for preventative injury management and performance enhancement. This passion has led Lauren to lecture on Level 2 Sports Physio courses and to formulate Injury Prevention Programs for thousands of athletes.

Lauren competed in high level softball and netball. As a physiotherapist Lauren has worked at the Commonwealth Games and held positions with the Sydney Blue Sox, Newcastle Jets, NSW netball, NSW softball, NSW rugby league and the Hunter Academy of Sport.

Lauren is now a busy wife and mum of two children and two beagle fur babies. In any spare time she has, you will still find her down at our local park run, the beach or teaching for our junior physiotherapists.

Originally from the UK, Shaun completed a Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science before graduating with a Pre-registration Masters Physiotherapy degree at the University of Southampton. He later completed a Masters in Advanced Neuromuscular Physiotherapy which included working within the Harlequins Rugby Union club, in a high-performance sports physiotherapy role. By completing this post graduate Masters Shaun become a titled member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association which is awarded to Physiotherapists with highly advanced knowledge in the area of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy.

Shaun enjoys helping people recover from physical injury, by reducing their pain, improve their physical conditioning and invariably their quality of life. He’s helped his clients make some remarkable achievements, for instance in his previous role he helped injured NSW police officers recover from major spinal, knee, and shoulder trauma and assist them in returning to their operational role.

Shaun’s also worked in both the public and private healthcare setting where he’s been able to apply his clinical skills to help clients achieve their physical goals from simply walking pain free to returning to high level sport. In Shaun’s spare time he enjoys looking after his young daughter and when he has time, he likes to run, swim, play soccer and go to the gym.

Mitch completed his undergraduate degree in Human Movement at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) before successfully completing his Masters of Physiotherapy also at UTS. Having worked as a personal trainer and strength coach since 2013, Mitch has vast knowledge on exercises for strength, mobility, and flexibility. After playing Premier grade Rugby Union for many years, he has experienced first-hand the importance of both prehab (preventative) and rehabilitation with countless injuries and brings his own experience to your injury. With a keen interest in all sport, Mitch gained experience strapping for rugby clubs in Sydney’s Shute Shield competition being exposed to many sporting injuries.

He enjoys treating all musculoskeletal injuries and has a specific interest in tendon and muscle rehabilitation. Mitch has since moved on from Rugby and when he’s not in the clinic he can be found in the gym, running or out playing around of golf with friends.

Emma is a Women’s Health Physio, Clinical Pilates Instructor and mum to a very busy one year old boy.
Emma completed her Master of Physiotherapy at The University of Technology Sydney after completing degrees at both The University of Sydney and The University of Wollongong.
Whilst Emma works with women right across the lifespan, she especially enjoys working with the pre and postnatal population, taking women right through their pregnancy journey and recovery from birth. Emma can help in the management of incontinence, urinary urgency, pelvic floor dysfunction, pre and postnatal care (including abdominal muscle separation and exercise prescription) and pre and post-menopausal care.
Emma is also qualified in Clinical Pilates and teaches both Mums and Bubs Pilates as well as small Clinical Exercise classes.

Lucy graduated from Charles Sturt University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. Since graduating, she has worked in a private practice setting treating a range of musculoskeletal conditions, and teaching pilates classes. Lucy has also gained valuable experience working as team physiotherapist for Seaforth Women’s Premier League Football and the Newport Kinghorn Surf Racing Academy.

Lucy loves treating all musculoskeletal conditions, and has a particular interest in shoulder, knee and ankle pain, and post-operative rehabilitation. Lucy is heavily involved in the local triathlon community, having competed in triathlons from a young age, and also enjoys treating triathletes and endurance athletes of all levels.

She is extremely passionate and dedicated to helping her clients achieve their rehabilitation goals through manual therapy (including dry needling) and exercise rehabilitation.

In her spare time, you can find Lucy training for her next triathlon, baking, reading, or adventuring with friends.

Katie has a degree in Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) from the University of Sydney and has worked in many Tertiary Hospitals throughout Sydney. She has also completed her Clinical Pilates training through Polestar Pilates Rehabilitation course and has been teaching Clinical Pilates group classes for many years in the Eastern suburbs.
Katie enjoys all aspects of her work as a physiotherapist, especially helping people improve their health and wellbeing through movement. When not teaching at SquareOne, her other specialty is Cardiac rehabilitation which she is very passionate about.

Outside of work, Katie is spending time with her young daughter and family. She also enjoys running, pilates and touch football.

Reuben completed a Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the University of Canberra, and has recently moved to Sydney to join the SquareOne Team.

He has provided treatment and competition services for ACT Athletics throughout Canberra and nationally. Areas of special interest include rehabilitation, running technique analysis and management of sporting and running related injuries and tendinopathies.

Prior to studying physiotherapy, Reuben was a competitive distance runner, and has wealth of knowledge of running related injuries and sports performance. He has regularly led running training groups throughout the year, and is a big advocate for strength and conditioning for endurance based athletes.

Outside of work you’ll find him surfing, doing some yoga, or out on the trails running somewhere.

Natalie completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy at Australian Catholic University and is taking her Clinical Pilates training with the Australian Physiotherapy and Pilates Institute.

Natalie is an experienced ballet teacher with over 5 years experience stemming from her career as a professional classical ballet dancer. Natalie actively performed across Switzerland, Germany and Australia and since returning has continually challenged herself through various sporting pursuits which has seen her complete her first marathon and triathlon, alongside hobbies in tennis, swimming, rock climbing, netball and Pilates.

Natalie has a passion for supporting patients through their rehabilitation journey, from the acute injury blues to achieving their end goals, whether that’s getting back to walking the dog or running a marathon!

Daniel grew up in Mudgee, NSW and completed his undergraduate physiotherapy degree at the University of Sydney in 2014. Since graduating Daniel spent four years working as a Physiotherapist in private practices across the Inner West and the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney before spending 3 years working in the UK as a Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist within general practices, collaborating with doctors and other allied health professionals to ensure the best possible care and outcomes for patients.

Daniel has a special interest in all sporting injuries, having sustained his fair share of injuries during his rugby playing days for Northern Suburbs Rugby Club. He also enjoys and has a keen interest in treating shoulders, knees and low back pain.

Whenever Daniel is not travelling or enjoying time with family and friends you can find him at the beach, playing rugby union, football or in the gym.

Del graduated in 2019 with a Bachelor of Therapeutic and Sport Massage from the Southern Institute of Technology in NZ. Since arriving in Sydney he has also gained an Australian Diploma of Remedial Massage.
His sporting background comes from indoor and outdoor cricket, having represented at both provincial and domestic levels in New Zealand and in 2004 he was selected for the Tasmanian state squad.
Del’s interest in sport massage comes from having worked with the Southland Stags rugby team and as an in-event therapist for 2 years at the Pioneer International mountain biking event in NZ. Del is passionate about working with people from all backgrounds to help improve their overall health and well-being goals.
Outside of Massage he enjoys cooking, the gym, and looking for new life experiences.

Karlyn has spent 7 years overseas as a professional dancer and dance captain performing in stage shows and on cruise ships, training extensively in a range of dance styles up to advanced level completing her Diploma in Musical Theatre.

Karlyn is a qualified Reformer and Barre Instructor and also holds a Cert 3 and 4 in Fitness/ Personal Training. During her extensive years of dancing and instructing as a teacher, Karlyn has also worked in numerous managing roles in the fitness and retail industry.
When Karlyn isn’t at work she enjoys traveling and working out ( Pilates obsessed).

Originally from New Zealand, Maddie moved to Sydney 3 years ago and has worked in varying healthcare industries including; dentistry, physiotherapy and most recently coming from a Women’s Sexual and Reproductive Health Clinic. Maddie has a Bachelor of Nursing degree, however, has not remained registered for many years. Her spare time is spent with friends & family and camping and exploring throughout NSW.

Campbell is the Practice Principal and Clinical Director. He has over 19 years experience working in Private Practice as a Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist. He completed his Physiotherapy degree in New Zealand and has completed a Masters degree in Manual Therapy at The University of Western Australia attaining the title of APA Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist. He has a special interest in treating patients with both acute and overuse sporting injuries from the novice exerciser to the experienced athlete. He has been the Head Physiotherapist at Northern Suburbs Rugby Football Club since 2009 and has been the Physio to the Australian Junior Wallabies from 2011-2016. Campbell is passionate about exercise and health and fitness and developing a team that can deliver a world class Physiotherapy service to the patients of SquareOne. In his spare time Campbell enjoys running, cycling and swimming and competing in various triathlons and ironman events and has competed in the Hawaiian Ironman on three occasions. He is a keen member of Balmoral Triathlon Club and Manly-Warringah Cycling Club and can often be seen out training around Manly and the Northern Beaches areas. He has two young children in Oscar and Coco and enjoys spending time with them.

Steph graduated from the University of Sydney with a Masters of Physiotherapy in 2014, has since completed a Masters in Sports and Exercise Physiotherapy through La Trobe University and is now a Titled Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist.

Steph enjoys treating all sports/ musculoskeletal conditions but has a particular interest in field sport injuries, running related injuries and as a twist dance related injuries. She believes that physio should not only treat injuries and help people return to their chosen activity but act as a preventative management and improve overall performance.
Steph has been lucky enough to have worked with teams in the AFLW, Shute Shield and ANSW as well as work on professional musical theatre shows. She is looking forward to continuing the sports physio journey by working with the Manly Wolves Women’s AFL program.

When not at work you’ll find Steph outside running, cycling, swimming, drinking coffee or spending time with family and friends.

Emma completed a Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science at Australian Catholic University before successfully completing her Masters in Physiotherapy at the University of Sydney. Emma holds a Diploma of Professional Pilates Instruction through Polestar Pilates and is also a Mentor for both the Polestar Mat and Studio teacher-training courses.

Emma trained extensively in a range of dance styles up to an advanced level, including completing her Advanced Ballet Exam through the Royal Academy of Dance. Emma is a fully qualified and registered Ballet teacher with the Royal Academy of Dance and a mentor for their teacher-training program.

Discovering Pilates during her years of dance training, Emma developed an appreciation of the key role that Pilates plays in injury prevention and management, and optimising performance outcomes. At SquareOne Emma loves sharing her passion for pilates with her clients and facilitating their rehabilitation journey. During her extensive years of pilates instruction, Emma has also worked with a wide range of clientele including elite athletes, dancers and children.

When not in the clinic, Emma enjoys going to yoga, walking with her dog, and eating out with friends and family.

Jackson completed his Masters in Physiotherapy at Sydney University after relocating from Melbourne where he completed a Bachelor of Science majoring in Anatomy and Physiology. Jackson is an ASCA Strength and Conditioning Level 1 Coach, DNS Sport/Surf Therapist and also completed his Diploma of Remedial Massage.

Jackson sees acute and chronic injuries with a key focus on contact-sport, running and lower limb injuries. He aims to get patients back on the field, in the mountains or in the surf and create a routine to prevent future injuries, with an emphasis on becoming stronger and more coordinated with all movements to improve your overall performance.

Jackson works as Lead Physio for the Manly Wolves Men’s AFL Program and has worked previously with Norths Rugby, Manly United FC WPL and NPL team and has supported the World Surf League Sydney Surf Pro as their event physio in Manly 2020.

Before his Masters, Jackson worked in Whistler as a Freestyle Ski Instructor and Downhill Mountain Bike Instructor. He holds a wealth of knowledge in sport-specific injury rehabilitation and sport-specific training, and when not at work you’ll find him out in the surf in the early mornings or on his days off mountain biking/hiking with his fiancé or planning his next ski trip.

Lucy graduated from Charles Sturt University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. Since graduating, she has worked in a private practice setting treating a range of musculoskeletal conditions, and teaching pilates classes. Lucy has also gained valuable experience working as team physiotherapist for Seaforth Women’s Premier League Football and the Newport Kinghorn Surf Racing Academy.

Lucy loves treating all musculoskeletal conditions, and has a particular interest in shoulder, knee and ankle pain, and post-operative rehabilitation. Lucy is heavily involved in the local triathlon community, having competed in triathlons from a young age, and also enjoys treating triathletes and endurance athletes of all levels.

She is extremely passionate and dedicated to helping her clients achieve their rehabilitation goals through manual therapy (including dry needling) and exercise rehabilitation.

In her spare time, you can find Lucy training for her next triathlon, baking, reading, or adventuring with friends.

Natalie completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy at Australian Catholic University and is taking her Clinical Pilates training with the Australian Physiotherapy and Pilates Institute.

Natalie is an experienced ballet teacher with over 5 years experience stemming from her career as a professional classical ballet dancer. Natalie actively performed across Switzerland, Germany and Australia and since returning has continually challenged herself through various sporting pursuits which has seen her complete her first marathon and triathlon, alongside hobbies in tennis, swimming, rock climbing, netball and Pilates.

Natalie has a passion for supporting patients through their rehabilitation journey, from the acute injury blues to achieving their end goals, whether that’s getting back to walking the dog or running a marathon!

Daniel grew up in Mudgee, NSW and completed his undergraduate physiotherapy degree at the University of Sydney in 2014. Since graduating Daniel spent four years working as a Physiotherapist in private practices across the Inner West and the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney before spending 3 years working in the UK as a Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist within general practices, collaborating with doctors and other allied health professionals to ensure the best possible care and outcomes for patients.

Daniel has a special interest in all sporting injuries, having sustained his fair share of injuries during his rugby playing days for Northern Suburbs Rugby Club. He also enjoys and has a keen interest in treating shoulders, knees and low back pain.

Whenever Daniel is not travelling or enjoying time with family and friends you can find him at the beach, playing rugby union, football or in the gym.

Del graduated in 2019 with a Bachelor of Therapeutic and Sport Massage from the Southern Institute of Technology in NZ. Since arriving in Sydney he has also gained an Australian Diploma of Remedial Massage.
His sporting background comes from indoor and outdoor cricket, having represented at both provincial and domestic levels in New Zealand and in 2004 he was selected for the Tasmanian state squad.
Del’s interest in sport massage comes from having worked with the Southland Stags rugby team and as an in-event therapist for 2 years at the Pioneer International mountain biking event in NZ. Del is passionate about working with people from all backgrounds to help improve their overall health and well-being goals.
Outside of Massage he enjoys cooking, the gym, and looking for new life experiences.

Karlyn has spent 7 years overseas as a professional dancer and dance captain performing in stage shows and on cruise ships, training extensively in a range of dance styles up to advanced level completing her Diploma in Musical Theatre.

Karlyn is a qualified Reformer and Barre Instructor and also holds a Cert 3 and 4 in Fitness/ Personal Training. During her extensive years of dancing and instructing as a teacher, Karlyn has also worked in numerous managing roles in the fitness and retail industry.
When Karlyn isn’t at work she enjoys traveling and working out ( Pilates obsessed).

Kate has spent many years in the healthcare industry, primarily helping Orthopaedic surgeons run their practices. She lived in Singapore for five years and worked in a creative agency where she helped many businesses with their branding and website designs.