Physiotherapy Capalaba
Active Care Physiotherapy Capalaba
Active Care Physiotherapy Capalaba has an experienced team of allied health practitioners who have been providing physiotherapy and other services to the Redlands and surrounding areas of Brisbane since 1993. During this time we have developed a reputation as one of the best physiotherapy clinics in Brisbane and South East Queensland.
We are conveniently located on Redland Bay Rd with onsite parking. The clinic also has a large rehabilitation gym that we use for our Group Classes and Pilates and as part of your recovery.
At our Capalaba clinic we also offer allied health services such as Podiatry, Pilates and Rehabilitation Classes, Dietetics and Massage Therapy.
Capalaba Physiotherapists
Nicholas Campbell
Head Physio
Nick graduated from the University of Queensland in 1991. He established the clinic in 1993 and has furthered his skills in areas of sports medicine, orthopaedics, neck and back treatment and work related injuries. Nick also has an interest in tennis related injuries, physical fitness and conditioning. Nick works at both our Capalaba and Chermside clinics.
Brien Seeney
Physiotherapist
Brien graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy, and has a keen interest in musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy. He places a great importance on achieving successful and long lasting results by providing hands on treatment, active rehabilitation exercises and client education.
Brien also runs the popular social media account “NRL Physio”, which provides analysis and education on injuries in the NRL and many other sports. His sports of interest include rugby league, tennis, cricket and touch football. In his free time Brien likes to spend time with his wife and two young daughters on the family farm in Gympie.
Maddie Ryan
Physiotherapist
Maddie graduated from Australian Catholic University and is a current member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association. She has a particular interest in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and the treatment and rehabilitation of sporting injuries. Maddie is passionate about working with her patients to achieve their own personal goals. She believes in utilising a hands-on, active approach to treatment to help facilitate a full and pain-free return to work, sport and daily life. Away from work, Maddie plays semi-professional netball, enjoys being generally active and spending time with her friends and family.
Isaiah Snell
Physiotherapist
Isaiah graduated from Australian Catholic University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and is a current member of The Australian Physiotherapy Association. Isaiah enjoys helping people return to sport, work and living an active sustainable lifestyle. Isaiah has a keen interest in musculoskeletal, sports and health and fitness. Isaiah also currently represents Western Suburbs First grade team in the Qld Premier Cricket competition and still has aspirations to progress to higher honours. He has also represented Qld at Under 15, 17 and 19s throughout his University Studies.
Andrew Fowler
Physiotherapist
Andrew graduated from the Australian Catholic University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. He has always had a keen interest in musculoskeletal physiotherapy stemming from his background of many years playing tennis semi-professionally. Andrew enjoys working with patients to help them achieve their goals by providing holistic care so they can overcome their injury and return to their daily lives. Watching patients progress to reach their own goals and overcome their pain is what motivated Andrew to become a physiotherapist. In his spare time, Andrew enjoys playing tennis regularly and living an active lifestyle.
George Campbell
Physiotherapist
George graduated from the Australian Catholic University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. He is passionate about providing a combination of hands-on therapy as well as strength and conditioning in order for his patients to reach their full potential. George has a special interest in the management of musculoskeletal and sport injuries as well as falls prevention. Outside of work, George has successfully completed several endurance events including an Ironman triathlon and multiple marathon events.
Emily Farrell
Women’s Health Physiotherapist
Emily graduated from the Australian Catholic University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and is a current member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association. Having completed her Level 1 and 2 Courses in Women’s and Pelvic Health, she is dedicated to providing specialised, evidence-based care for women across all stages of life.
Emily is passionate about supporting women through pregnancy and postpartum recovery, pelvic floor rehabilitation, continence management, and pelvic pain , helping her patients feel informed, confident, and in control of their health. She believes strongly in empowering women to understand their bodies and embrace stronger, healthier lives.
Grace Marshall
Physiotherapist
Grace graduated from Griffith University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. Having grown up within the dance and theatre community and performing nationally for audiences as a classical guitarist, Grace is passionate about providing high quality healthcare to artists and athletes from all disciplines and experience levels. She loves to help people get back on their feet after injury and support their return to doing the things they love, whether that is in the workplace, on the stage or as a part of their usual day to day activities. Outside of work, Grace enjoys developing her strength and flexibility in aerial circus classes, reading and attending live shows.
Claré Kinnear
Physiotherapist
Claré graduated from the Australian Catholic University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and enjoys working closely with patients to support their recovery and return to everyday movement. She has a particular interest in musculoskeletal conditions and finds fulfilment in helping people regain confidence in their bodies and return to the activities they enjoy. Outside of the clinic, she is a keen runner who enjoys early morning runs and spending time outdoors whenever possible. In her free time, she also loves spending time with her friends and family, whether that’s staying active together or simply unwinding and connecting.
Jaxon Paterson-Wright
Physiotherapist
Jaxon graduated from Griffith University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and is a current member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association. As a national-level middle-distance runner specialising in the 1500m, Jaxon has a strong interest in sports injury management and performance-based rehabilitation, combining a hands-on approach with evidence-based exercise prescription. He takes an empathetic, patient-centred approach to care, working closely with individuals to achieve their physiotherapy goals and support active, pain-free living for long-term health and longevity. Outside of the clinic, Jaxon loves travelling, fishing, and quality time with friends and family.
Charlize Kinnear
Physiotherapist
Charlize graduated from Australian Catholic University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and is a current member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association. She is passionate about building strong, trusting relationships with her patients and empowering them to achieve and exceed their personal health goals. Charlize has a particular interest in Women’s Health Physiotherapy and Pilates, and how incorporating evidence-based care can support movement, strength, and confidence. Outside of the clinic, she enjoys staying active through running and reformer pilates, as well as spending time outdoors with family and friends.
Mac Hermann
Physiotherapist
Mac graduated from the Australian Catholic University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. Drawing on a broad sporting background in rugby league and union, AFL, cricket and volleyball, Mac has developed a strong interest in treating contact and field sport injuries, while also providing high-quality care for people of all activity levels. He believes in delivering elite care through a combination of hands-on treatment, exercise therapy and force plate testing to optimise performance, support a safe return to sport or work, and reduce the risk of re-injury. While sport has been central in shaping Mac’s passion for Physiotherapy, his overarching goal is to improve the lives of all patients with musculoskeletal pain and injuries, from everyday movers to competitive athletes.
The Capalaba Team
