Matt is an experienced Accredited Exercise Physiologist who graduated with a Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology (with Distinction) from QUT. He has worked across rehabilitative and preventative settings, including orthopaedic, neurological and cardiac rehabilitation, and spent two years working alongside an orthopaedic spine surgeon, specialising in operative, interventional and conservative spine rehabilitation. He has also contributed to research and podium presentations at national and international conferences in the low back pain space.

Matt’s clinical focus is on restoring strength and function – whether that’s getting back to training after injury, surgery, or a stretch of time away, or rebuilding strength and mobility later in life. He also has a strong interest in the role of exercise in supporting mental health, including anxiety, depression, and neurodevelopmental conditions, and is particularly comfortable working with patients who find exercise difficult to start, sustain, or return to. He has navigated his own orthopaedic surgeries, chronic low back pain, and autoimmune disease, and understands what it takes to rebuild physical capacity when energy and motivation don’t always cooperate.

Outside the clinic, you’ll find Matt in the gym, hiking, or unwinding with music and movies.