10/5 Ochre Way, SIPPY DOWNS QLD 4556
Ph: (07) 5453 5800
Our team
Brenden Hall OAM PLY
Physiotherapist - BExSS, BPhysio

Brenden graduated with a Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science in 2017, followed by a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Australian Catholic University in 2025. He joins our team with a strong background in elite-level sport, shaped by more than 15 years as an elite athlete and experience across five Paralympic Games.
Before entering physiotherapy, Brenden competed in high-performance sporting environments, giving him first-hand insight into the demands of training, competition, recovery, and return-to-performance. This lived experience shapes how he thinks about injury, rehab, and long-term development — not just getting people out of pain but helping them move and perform better.
As a new graduate, Brenden brings a thoughtful, up-to-date, and thorough approach to assessment and treatment. He has a strong interest in learning from the team around him and in building solid fundamentals with every client he works with.
He is passionate about helping people understand their bodies, move with confidence, and return to the activities that matter to them.
Outside of the clinic, Brenden enjoys swimming, surfing and all things beach, as well as spending time with family.
Kailey Beattie
Physiotherapist - BPhty (Hons)

Kailey graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2021 and has a strong interest in sports and musculoskeletal physiotherapy across all areas of the body. She is passionate about helping her clients move better, feel stronger, and get back to doing what they love.
Kailey prides herself on building genuine connections with her clients, taking the time to understand their goals and tailoring treatment to suit each individual. With experience in private practice, she has a particular interest in:
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Vestibular assessment and treatment (vertigo)
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Injury prevention
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Sports physiotherapy
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Pre- and post-operative rehabilitation
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Healthy ageing
A firm believer in the benefits of movement for both physical and mental wellbeing, Kailey focuses on keeping you active throughout your rehabilitation journey. Her approach is practical, supportive, and goal-oriented—ensuring you feel confident every step of the way.
Outside the clinic, Kailey is a rugby league referee and has a strong passion for sport. She enjoys staying active, reading, travelling, spending time at the beach, and connecting with family and friends.
Kelsey Swift
Physiotherapist - BExSS (Hons 1), MPhty St

Kelsey graduated with a Masters of Physiotherapy from The University of Queensland in 2023, following completion of a Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science.
Since graduating, Kelsey has worked in private practice physiotherapy, where she takes a hands-on, personalised approach to treatment. She is passionate about helping clients recover from injury, improve performance, and confidently return to the activities they enjoy.
Kelsey’s clinical interests include:
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Shoulder and neck injuries
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Lower limb injuries
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Sporting injuries and return-to-training programs
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Orthopaedic rehabilitation
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Adolescent sports injuries
Outside of the clinic, Kelsey enjoys staying active through CrossFit and weightlifting, and loves spending time with her boys.
Dean Sullivan
Titled Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist - BHSc MPhty St MACP

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Dean graduated with a Masters of Physiotherapy degree at The University of Queensland in 2010 after completing a Bachelor of Health Science in Musculoskeletal Therapy.
Since graduating, Dean has travelled extensively with the Australian Triathlon and Australian Swimming Teams, covering 6 x World Championships, the 2016 Rio Olympics, 2020 Tokyo Paralympics and 2024 Paris Olympics.
Dean has also completed additional qualifications in Strength and Conditioning Coaching and Occupational Health Physiotherapy and is currently a Member of the Australian College of Physiotherapists.
Dean is also currently a contractor with the Queensland Academy of Sport (QAS) swimming program.
His special interests include:
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Shoulder and neck injuries
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Lower limb injuries
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Sporting injuries and return to training plans
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Orthopaedic rehabilitation
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Adolescent sports
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TMJ / jaw pain
During his downtime, Dean enjoys spending time with his wife and kids at the beach and an early morning surf or fish with mates.
Kylie Sullivan
Practice Manager

Renee Craig
Receptionist

Heidi Craig
Junior Receptionist

Xavier Powell
Junior Receptionist

