Charlotte studied a Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the University of Otago in New Zealand. She is passionate about working with people to reach their personal goals and potential. Charlotte has worked in the fitness industry before and during her physiotherapy training. Since graduating, she has worked in musculoskeletal private practice and has experience working with elite athletes, people with neuromuscular conditions and musculoskeletal injuries. She has completed additional training in polestar pilates to supplement these interests. Outside of work you’ll find this Kiwi soaking up all the Sunshine Coast has to offer - whether that’s exploring the local hikes or out surfing, and always with a good book in hand.

Shanan studied a Bachelor of Exercise Science and a Master’s of Physiotherapy at Griffith University on the Gold Coast. He has a background in strength and conditioning, as well as coaching powerlifting. Since graduating he has worked in musculoskeletal private practice with experience in sports physiotherapy, post-operative rehab, injury prevention and management, neurological rehab and management of hypermobility disorders. Shanan is passionate about improving the quality of allied health care available in the Sunshine Coast region. With this passion, he started SANA Physiotherapy in 2022 with a vision of giving the local community access to expert treatment personalised to each person and their specific goals. Outside of work, Shanan enjoys hiking the Glass House Mountains, surfing, weightlifting and walking Winston – his Golden Retriever.

Robyn is an accomplished physiotherapist with over 30 years of experience, specialising in sports medicine rehabilitation and helping people "age well." She began her journey with a Bachelor of Science in Anatomy from the University of NSW, followed by a Postgraduate Diploma in Physiotherapy from Cumberland College. Her career spans decades of practice in private clinics across NSW and Queensland. In 2009, Robyn expanded her focus by working with military veterans, where she integrated physical and psychological rehabilitation approaches. This work deepened her passion for understanding the ageing process, which led her to complete a PhD at the University of Newcastle. Her research, entitled “It’s not how old you are; it’s how you ARE old”, reflects her commitment to helping people of all ages maintain physical strength, social connection, and a meaningful life. Outside of work, Robyn enjoys swimming, working out, reading, and spending time with her family. She is dedicated to helping individuals navigate the challenges of ageing with optimal health and well-being.