Mitch grew up on the Central Coast of NSW and has recently returned to Australia from 4 years of practising Physiotherapy in Canada. He spends most of his spare time in the kitchen cooking and is an enthusiast of all things coffee and craft beer.

When it comes to Physiotherapy, Mitch loves to get in the trenches with his clients. He helps them unpack what is going on with their bodies diagnostically and supports clients to make changes for good. Mitch is motivated by finding the underlying cause of dysfunction to teach and empower his patients to understand their body and ultimately having the tools to self manage.

Growing up in and around Pilates, Mitch uses Pilates in conjunction with Physiotherapy assessment and treatment to rehabilitate the body. He sees Pilates as a tool box for strengthening and exploring movement to build both muscle and neural pathways. Mitch gets ultimate gratification when he sees his patients truly understand what their body can do and have the strength to pull it off.

Matt grew up in the eastern suburbs and has always been involved in sport ever since he was able to stand. This experience and enthusiasm in sport and exercise made it an easy choice for him to go down the physio path, especially after getting many injuries of his own. He found he was able to pair his passion for sport with helping others and gets a lot of joy out of seeing others achieve their own personal goals.

Matt worked at BIM in the early stages of the clinic before making the move to London for 4 years and honing his skill even further with some of the best Connect Therapy practitioners in the UK.

He thoroughly enjoys getting athletes of all forms and levels back to doing what they love and has a special interest in treating runners. He finds it really important to have an active role in recovery and has a knack for getting to the cause of issues really quickly and making long lasting change from there.

When he’s not working you’ll find Matt at the beach, going to a gig, running/playing sport of some kind or having a laugh with friends and family.

Jade grew up in Vancouver, Canada around sport and movement. Her experience in sport and a desire to solve problems guided her to pursue a career in physiotherapy.

When it comes to physiotherapy Jade wants to enable her clients to get back to the activities they love and give them the tools to progress even further. Jade enjoys working with people from all walks of life. She is determined to find to root cause of an individual’s injury or concern and develop strategies to prevent it in the future. Jade likes to couple her manual therapy skills and movement into her sessions, whether it is through Pilates, gym, or sport.

Outside of work Jade enjoys playing ice hockey (where possible), volleyball, and baking up a storm!

Jade is new to sydney, so if you see her around be sure to say hello!

Roisin is an APA Titled Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist with over 20 years experience of work and study in Ireland, Europe, and Australia.

Growing up in Ireland, Roisin was a very sporty kid, which is why she wanted to be a physio from a young age. Roisin gained her first physiotherapy degree at University College Dublin and completed a Masters of Musculoskeletal & Sports Physiotherapy in 2003 at the University of South Australia. It was with this degree that Roisin was awarded the special designation of APA Titled Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy.

Roisin has trained in Connect Therapy and the Thoracic Ring Approach which she uses to find the true cause or driver of the problem. Roisin enjoys treating all musculoskeletal conditions including back and pelvic pain and ribs.

Roisin has lived in Sydney since completing her Master degree in South Australia and when Roisin is not working, she’s a busy mum of two sporty daughters and enjoys running, bushwalking and walking her cavoodle, Hugo!

Nick has always had a fascination with how things work; be it machines, toys, or the human body! Having played sport since he could walk, this led Nick to wanting to know as much about the human body as possible and down the path to physiotherapy.

Outside of work, Nick enjoys playing soccer, cricket, and generally being outdoors. On the weekend, you’ll find Nick outside, with friends, and watching the Wests Tigers struggle through another season.

Nick enjoys working with people from all walks of life. Whether you’re a weekend warrior or someone who just likes to be fit and active because it makes you feel good, as long as you have the motivation and drive to get better Nick loves to help you.

Nick loves to find out why people have become injured in the first place, not just focusing on what is bothering you now. Nick believes one of the key factors behind long term recovery is moving well and being strong enough to make sure you can move in the right way.

Philipe is a former Brazilian soccer player who was born and raised in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. After reaching the professional soccer level he decided to pursue a career in Rehab and Sports Sciences. His passion for human physiology and movement motivated him to earn Degrees in Physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology. In addition, he is a multi-certified manual therapist, personal trainer and a movement specialist.

With over 10 years of combined experience as a Physio in both Brazil and the United States, he believes that movement is an essential part of life and one of the most beautiful human expressions. Philipe loves to work with sports athletes form any level as well as weekend warriors and has a special interest in soccer injuries, runners and surfers. Philipe brings a fresh approach to Physio where he combines strong manual therapy skills with integrated movement coaching.

After spending the last 7 years living and working in New York City and in Colorado USA, he is starting a new exciting chapter in his life moving to Sydney

Shauna will be the first person you meet when you start your journey with BIM. She is the grease that turns our wheels and the brains behind what makes BIM run so well.

Outside of work, Shauna enjoys spending time at the beach, practising Pilates, reading, and spending time with friends.

In addition to being BIM’s practice manager, Shauna is a trained Hatha & Ashtanga Yoga Instructor.

Nick Torrance set out on his Physio journey as a rugby Physio for numerous senior club and representative rugby union teams. Since this time he has worked in Auckland, London and Sydney treating Wimbledon finalists, All Blacks, Wallabies, Olympians, Politicians and Rock Stars along the way.

His Physio career changed whilst working in London when he was working with Physios who took a different approach to injuries. Their results were significantly better than his so he changed paths from sport and studied with his mentor LJ Lee extensively. This became the foundation for his approach to injury management. 

Who Nick Helps: Nick helps athlete’s get to the start line, finish a full block of training with the best possible biomechanics. He has a special interest in triathlon, running, BJJ and MMA. His main focus is lower limb injuries in recreational to elite athletes.

Nick spends his time hanging with his two kids Lily and Luca, doing a bit of BJJ and is a UFC and All Black fanatic.