Susan’s favourite part of working as a physiotherapist is supporting patients throughout their rehabilitation journey, collaborating closely with the admin team and fellow physios to ensure every person feels supported from start to finish. She has a strong personal background in martial arts, having trained in Viet Quyen Dao, Taekwondo, kickboxing, boxing, and currently Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. This lifelong involvement in combat sports has given her a deep appreciation for movement, resilience, and the importance of structured rehabilitation in both injury recovery and performance. Susan believes that movement is medicine, or as she likes to say, “motion is lotion.” She encourages patients to keep their bodies moving well, building strength and confidence through consistent, purposeful activity. Outside the clinic, Susan continues her martial arts training and has even ticked skydiving off her bucket list – not quite a secret spy, but not afraid of stepping outside her comfort zone.

Andrew completed his Doctor of Physiotherapy at Macquarie University after first qualifying as a Sports and Exercise Scientist at Western Sydney University. His background in strength and conditioning shapes his practical, exercise-focused approach to rehabilitation.

Andrew has worked across aged care, private training, and high-performance sport — including as a Strength & Conditioning Coach with the Manly Sea Eagles NSW Cup team. This breadth of experience allows him to confidently manage a wide range of clients, from older adults looking to maintain independence to active individuals and athletes aiming to return to peak performance.

He has a strong interest in strength-based rehabilitation, return-to-sport and return-to-function programming, and helping patients build the confidence and physical capacity to move well long term. Andrew believes effective rehab should be progressive, goal-driven, and tailored to fit each person’s lifestyle.

Outside the clinic, Andrew stays active through resistance training and sport, which continues to inform his hands-on, performance-oriented approach to physiotherapy. He is passionate about creating a supportive environment where patients feel comfortable, capable, and in control of their recovery.

Emily O’Laco is a Physiotherapist who earned her Doctor of Physiotherapy from Macquarie University and has been practising since 2017. She has a strong interest in working with NDIS participants, neurological conditions, and paediatric clients.

Emily takes a calm, supportive approach to care, with a focus on helping children and families build confidence in movement and everyday function. Her work is informed by both clinical experience and real life, particularly her understanding of gross motor development and active play.

Outside the clinic, Emily enjoys staying active with her young daughter and spending time outdoors with family. She is proud to be part of the team at Revesby Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic, supporting individuals and families to move well and live healthier, more active lives.

Soloman Ghanem holds a Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) (Honours) from the University of Sydney. He has a strong interest in treating shoulder pain, ranging from acute sporting injuries to chronic and work-related shoulder conditions.

With experience shaped by both clinical practice and an extensive background in rugby league and gym-based training, Soloman brings a practical, hands-on approach to rehabilitation. He understands how injuries happen in the real world and tailors treatment to help patients return to movement safely and confidently.

Soloman is deeply connected to his community and values physiotherapy as a tool that goes beyond the clinic walls – using his skills, knowledge, and guidance to make a genuine difference in people’s everyday lives. He is proud to be part of the team at Revesby Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic, helping patients move better and recover with confidence.

Michael graduated from his Masters in Physiotherapy in 2014. His main area of expertise is musculoskeletal physiotherapy and Biomechanical analysis in the diagnosis, prevention and management of spinal pain, and sporting injuries particularly in Soccer, Swimming and Weight-lifting. As an active person he understands the importance of being able to do the things we enjoy without pain or discomfort whether that’s in the Gym or spending time with family. Personally he loves staying fit at the gym and participating in Crossfit.