About us
Our Therapists
Cameron Little
Australian Physiotherapy Association-titled Sports PhysiotherapistCameron is an Australia Physiotherapy Association-titled Physiotherapist with over a decade of experience across a range of fields, including chronic pain, disability, injury management, musculoskeletal and neurological physiotherapy.
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Shrtuti Dua
Muscoskeletal & Exercise PhysiotherapistShruti is an APA-titled Musculoskeletal & Exercise Physiotherapist with a broad range of experience and skills, including manual therapy, taping, clinical pilates, dry needling and exercise prescription. Shruti believes in empowering her clients with the programs and skills to help them move out of pain and into a better quality of life.
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Ashlee Gersbach-Seib
Senior PhysiotherapistAshlee is a Senior physiotherapist at Best Physiotherapy in Footscray with a special interest in Women's health and sports rehabilitation. She holds a Bachelors Degree in Human Movement/Exercise Science and Psychology with a Doctor of Physiotherapy degree from Bond University. Ashlee's experience includes roles as a Sport Science Assistant at Melbourne Storm and Sports Medic with the Melbourne Rebels Rugby Academy, where she developed a passion for sports rehabilitation and strength and conditioning.
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Michael Sorrell-Saunders
Senior PhysiotherapistMichael, a skilled physiotherapy manager, is passionate about helping individuals regain strength, mobility, and confidence. Specializing in chronic pain, return-to-work rehab, occupational health, falls prevention, and vestibular therapy, he provides personalized, evidence-based care. With extensive experience in compensable injuries and chronic pain management, Michael focuses on improving function, enhancing independence, and empowering clients to reach their health goals.
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James Fidanza
PhysiotherapistJames, a physiotherapist with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Hons), is passionate about improving mobility, function, and well-being across various healthcare settings. He also leads a research project on agility in older adults, aiming to enhance understanding and improve health outcomes. The study concludes in 2024, with findings expected in 2025. Committed to both hands-on care and research, James helps individuals regain confidence in movement and achieve their health goals.
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