Jon Davis APAM
Titled APA Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist
B.Physio, M.Physio (sports)
Jon Davis is an accomplished and experienced physiotherapist with an impressive track record spanning more than two decades. He has successfully lead the PhysioStudio since its opening in 2016.
Before establishing local roots, Jon and his family resided in Canberra, where he held a prominent position as a senior sports physiotherapist at the renowned Australian Institute of Sport. Jon’s career highlights include being an integral part of the Australian medical team during the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games and serving as the lead Australian physiotherapist for the 2014 Sochi Winter Paralympics.
Jon is dedicated to transforming the PhysioStudio into more than just a preferred choice for patients; it’s a vibrant, supportive haven where his team flourishes. Drawing on his diverse background in leadership and education, Jon empowers both his team members and patients. Guided by a sense of ‘paying it forward,’ he nurtures his team’s growth and success, enabling them to achieve their aspirations. Jon’s mentoring prowess is evident in the numerous physiotherapists and students who have thrived under his guidance, achieving remarkable milestones in their professional journeys.
As a current member of the NSW Branch Council of the Australian Physiotherapy Association, Jon remains deeply connected to his field. He is a sought-after presenter for the APA Level 2 Sports Physiotherapy course and the SMA Sports Trainers course. His dedication extends to contributing to the local Research in Practice Network. Jon’s teaching background includes a role as a postgraduate Masters Physiotherapy instructor with LaTrobe University and an affiliation with Canberra University.
Jon’s expertise lies in the realm of optimal physiotherapy and injury rehabilitation practices. He holds a specific fascination with overuse injuries, particularly those involving tendons. His wide-ranging lectures encompass topics such as back injuries, shoulder and knee rehabilitation, ankle recovery, bone health, and strategies for pain management and injury prevention.
Beyond the professional arena, Jon finds joy in spending quality moments with his wife and three energetic boys. Their shared passions include outdoor adventures like camping and fishing, nurturing their garden, and engaging in various sports activities.
Jon Davis
Jamie Clough APAM
APA Physiotherapist
B. Physio
Grad Cert. Physio
Jamie Clough is a highly skilled physiotherapist with a wealth of experience in treating a range of conditions, both acute and chronic. He graduated from the University of Otago in 2010 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy, and completed a post-grad physio certificate endorsed in Western Acupuncture in 2013.
After a few years working out of public outpatient clinics and inpatient rehab settings, Jamie has gathered nearly a decade of experience and knowledge treating clients in private practice. He is an avid learner, and has attended a long list of physiotherapy continuing development courses throughout Australia and New Zealand.
He loves working with people, building rapport and confidence, and has the goal of getting all his clients to achieve beyond their expectations.
He loves all sports, with a particular passion for rugby and cricket, and has experience treating all-comers: from new-borns to semi-professional athletes, through to those who have seen more than 100 years.
Outside of work you will find Jamie spending time with his wife and 2 girls, or trying to wind-back the clock on the touch field or indoor cricket pitch.
If you are seeking expert treatment from a physiotherapist who is dedicated to providing the best possible care, then Jamie Clough is a wise choice.
Jamie Clough
Logan Stanley APAM
APA Physiotherapist
B.Physio (hons)
Logan Stanley is a highly skilled sports physiotherapist hailing from Guyra in north-west NSW. Logan’s interest in physiotherapy began at a young age, as he always had a strong passion for sports and fitness. He was fascinated by the science behind movement, injury prevention, and rehabilitation, which led him to pursue a career in physiotherapy. He has a strong passion for helping athletes recover from tendon, hamstring, and ACL injuries
Logan completed his undergraduate degree in physiotherapy at Newcastle University, where he honed his skills and gained extensive knowledge in the field of sports medicine. He has worked closely with the Central Coast Mariners and Maitland Magpies football teams, where he gained invaluable experience treating a variety of sports-related injuries.
Logan has a special interest in the treatment and prevention of tendon, hamstring, and ACL injuries. He understands the unique challenges that these injuries can present for athletes and is committed to providing the highest quality care to help his patients recover as quickly and safely as possible. Logan is known for his innovative treatment approaches and his ability to tailor treatment plans to meet the specific needs of each patient.
In addition to his clinical work, Logan is also an active member of the sports physiotherapy community. He regularly attends conferences and workshops to stay up-to-date on the latest research and techniques in the field. He is also passionate about educating athletes and coaches on injury prevention strategies and is a regular contributor to sports science publications.
Logan is dedicated to helping his patients achieve their goals and return to their sport or activity as quickly and safely as possible. His commitment to his patients’ wellbeing, combined with his extensive knowledge and experience, make him a top sports physiotherapist.
Outside work Logan enjoys going to the beach for a surf, listening to music and hanging out with friends. He’s also a gym and soccer enthusiast (Liverpool fan!).
Logan Stanley
Kevin Cassells APAM
APA Physiotherapist
B.Physio (hons)
Kevin Cassells originally hails from Dublin, Ireland, and has a warm smile to match his friendly accent. He is a highly skilled and compassionate physiotherapist with a Masters Degree in Physiotherapy. Kevin has a deep understanding of the human body and how it functions. Kevin is dedicated to helping patients achieve their optimal level of physical function and mobility using a variety of proven therapeutic techniques. He is committed to ongoing learning and stays up-to-date with the latest research and developments in physiotherapy. Kevin is passionate about helping people of all ages, and looks to provide personalised care to each patient he sees.
Some of his specific interests include sporting injuries, post-operative care and pain management. If you’re looking for expert physiotherapy care, look no further than Kevin Cassells at the PhysioStudio in Thornton.
Outside of work, Kevin’s interests include distance running, hiking and a broad interest in most field sports. He spends most of his time meeting friends by the beach, exploring the outdoors or playing with his puppy Murray!
Kevin Cassells
Zac Skippen APAM
APA Physiotherapist
B.Physio (hons)
For Zac, combining his love all things sport with his long held desire to help others, becoming a physiotherapist was an obvious career choice. Having been raised and educated in the Maitland community Zac is well versed in the local sports scene both has an avid follower and participant. He has played competitive soccer for a number of years in both the NPL and NEWFM leagues, and has formed strong relationships with local clubs and patrons across a variety of sports.
Being well aware of the impact injuries can have on daily life and on the sporting field, Zac’s aim is to assist patients with engaging and informative treatment sessions to facilitate their rehabilitation. Zac is committed to best practice by way of utilising current evidence and techniques coupled with concise communication and his caring nature.
Outside of work Zac enjoys spending time with his partner and friends, and of course all things sport! Zac also has an ongoing love/hate relationship with the Canterbury Bulldogs and Arsenal
Zac Skippen
Sophie Tedds APAM
APA Physiotherapist
B.Physio (hons)
Sophie earned her Physiotherapy degree from the University of Newcastle, where she developed a strong passion for musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy. She is dedicated to helping clients of all ages reach their rehabilitation and performance goals through evidence-based care and personalised treatment plans.
As a physiotherapist for the Newcastle Jets Academy, Sophie plays a key role in supporting the development and performance of emerging athletes. She also brings valuable experience working with local and representative teams across soccer, cricket, netball, rugby league, and rugby union.
Outside the clinic, Sophie enjoys staying active, spending quality time with family and friends, and doting on her beloved greyhound, Archer.
Sophie Tedds
Olivia Gillam APAM
APA Physiotherapist
B.Physio (hons)
Olivia grew up on the Central Coast before moving to Newcastle to pursue her Physiotherapy degree. With a background in gym-based personal training, she has a strong foundation in sports programming and functional training. Now, she combines her hands-on experience with the latest research to provide evidence-based, personalised care. Olivia is passionate about sports rehabilitation and helping people return to the activities they love—whether that’s in the gym, on the field, or in everyday life.
Outside of work, Olivia embraces an active and social lifestyle, always up for an outdoor adventure. She also enjoys winding down with a good book when she gets the chance.
