Maria has lived and worked in Tamworth since 1992. During that time she has worked in both public and private health care settings, covering many areas of physiotherapy treatment.

Her special interest area is women’s and men’s pelvic health, in which she has over 25 years experience. Conditions such as continence problems of bladder and bowel, pelvic organ prolapse, pelvic pain, sexual pain, vaginismus, pre & post pregnancy, pre & post prostate surgery and erectile dysfunction are all part of the wide range of pelvic health conditions she has experience in treating.

She enjoys being part of the team at Pro-Active, and is available for appointments in both Tamworth and Gunnedah.

Hi my name is Megan and I graduated from the university of Sydney in 2005. I have worked in the Tamworth region since 2007. I love all things physio but have a particular interest in treating men's and women's continence and pelvic floor conditions.

When I'm not at work I enjoy spending time with my husband Nathan and our two boys on our farm at Timbumburi.

Megan is available Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday

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I completed my Bachelor of Physiotherapy in sunny Townsville, North Queensland and moved to Tamworth following the completion of my degree. For the past 6 years I have enjoyed rehabilitating a wide range of injuries within all age groups at our practice.

I also have a keen interest in working with young athletes to reach their rehabilitation or physical goals.

I have toured with NIAS Rugby League squads and am involved with their fitness and injury prevention programs, as well as game day care. Outside of work I like to spend time with my partner and daughter and also Rugby League with the North Tamworth Bears and enjoy a game of golf every chance I get.

Anne grew up on a farm in Currabubula near Tamworth NSW. She studied at the University of Sydney before returning “home” in 2003 to start work at Proactive Physiotherapy.

In 2004, Anne discovered her interest in Continence, Women’s, Men’s and Pelvic Health Physiotherapy. This involves treatment of bladder, bowel and pelvic conditions such as incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, pelvic pain (including painful intercourse) in both women and men. In 2018 Anne completed her Masters in Continence & Women’s Health from Curtin University and achieved the title of APA Continence and Women’s Health Physiotherapist.\

Anne recently completed a Professional Certificate in the Conservative Management of Pelvic Organ Prolapse course through the University of South Australia. This course includes advanced training in the use of vaginal pessaries in the management of pelvic organ prolapse.

At home Anne is the Mum of four gorgeous children, “too many” ponies and chooks (if that is possible), three dogs and a cat! She has a love of self -sufficiency with a huge vegie garden and a house cow (in training).

I completed a Bachelor of Physiotherapy through the University of Newcastle in 2014, where I had the opportunity to complete my final year of studies in Tamworth. I was keen to return to my roots in the country after graduating, and have worked in Private Practice and the local community here since.

I love to work with a range of patients at Proactive from babies to the elderly. My special interest is helping children of all ages to develop their movement skills, fulfill their potential to be active and facilitate their lifelong enjoyment of physical activity. I enjoy working with families to achieve their children’s goals and aim to make Physiotherapy fun and engaging!

Outside of work I enjoy being active outdoors, spending time with my family and curling up with a good book.

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I completed my Bachelor of Physiotherapy with honours at the University of Newcastle in 2017. Prior to this I spent 4 years in the United States as a student-athlete playing college baseball while completing a Bachelor of Science in Health and Physical education.

After finishing playing, I spent an additional year working in the US as a Strength and Conditioning coach to further pursue my interest in sport and athletic performance. After coming back to Australia and completing my Physiotherapy degree I have been fortunate enough to return to my home town and join the team here at Pro Active.

My main aim is to help patients move, feel and perform better.

Hi there, I’m Lauren. I love all things musculoskeletal physiotherapy with a special love of sports injuries. My goal for all my patients is to walk out with not only an exercise sheet but a head full of knowledge about their own personal injury.

Currently I manage the Gunnedah Satellite clinic and treat two days per week. If I’m not in clinic you’ll find me chasing my toddler around, organising my husband or playing some sort of sport.

G'day, my name is Dan. I was born in Taiwan and then moved and grew up in New Zealand when I was 1 years old (Don't hold that against me!) I graduated Physiotherapy from the University of Newcastle in 2019.

I love eating food (especially dumplings), playing tennis, watching loud action movies like Top Gun and hosting my podcast "The Flexing Physio" to help students and new grads physios be more confident.

In the PHYSIO world, I have a keen interest in:

• ACL rehab and a return to sports

• Acute ankle and knee injury management

• Shoulder dislocation/subluxation rehab

• Sport's strapping  

• General strength and conditioning

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Looking forward to working with you!!

Hi guys. My name is Bri. I lived in Glen Innes for the first 18 years of my life, and return whenever I need a home cooked meal from Mum! I completed my bachelors degree in Physiotherapy at the University of Newcastle.

I can often be found dropping balls on a touch footy field, riding my horses or showing people pictures of my mini dachshund. I particularly enjoy working with kids and teenagers wanting to get back on the sporting field!

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Hi I’m Bri, originally from Melbourne but recently moved to country NSW. I have a passion for musculoskeletal injuries and extensive experience with youth and professional athlete injuries. I am also a qualified Pilates instructor for both Mat & Reformer Classes.

When not at work you’ll find me in the direction of all things brunch and coffee with my small horse-sized dog. You can catch me in the Gunnedah clinic Monday, Wednesday& Friday and Tamworth every other day.

Hi there, I’m Lani. I graduated from La Trobe University in Melbourne in 2011. I worked as a physiotherapist in Darwin for six years, including a year working in remote indigenous communities across the NT, before moving to Tamworth with my husband in 2017.

I love all things sports physio related, with a particular interest in adolescent sporting injuries, lower limb and overuse injuries, and injury prevention. I’m big on keeping things functional!

I’m available Wednesday to Friday in the Tamworth Clinic.

G’Day guys! I’m Sam and I completed my physiotherapy degree at the University of Newcastle. I grew up in a small town called Dunedoo in the Central West. Although Newcastle has the beach, moving back to the country was always a goal of mine upon graduating. Outside of the being a physio, you can usually find me watching the footy on the weekends or at the gym getting my squats in – or sometimes doing both at the same time!

I’m at the Tamworth clinic Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays and at the Gunnedah clinic Wednesdays and Fridays.