About Us
THE TEAM AT DYNAMIC PERFORMANCE PHYSIO
The team at Dynamic Performance Physiotherapy are committed to getting the best possible outcome for you.
Combined we have 30 years of clinical experience and use a hands-on, one on one approach to assessment and treatment. We are committed to providing the latest and most effective evidence based techniques to achieve optimal outcomes for our clients.
We are committed to ensuring that the values of professionalism, honesty, integrity and client focused therapy are upheld. Our aim is for everyone to Be Active and Stay Active.
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Our philosophy is simple:
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Client Driven
Goals
Detailed Assessment
A LONG TERM SOLUTION TO YOUR PROBLEM
Accurate Diagnosis
Effective Communication
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| • Honesty | • Integrity |
| • Professionalism | • Long Appointment Times |
| • Private treatment rooms | • One on One appointments |
| • Client Education and communication is paramount | • We will keep you active |
| • We you a long term solution to your problem | |
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our team
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Brooke Cranney |
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Brooke graduated as a physiotherapist from the University of Sydney in 2003. Since graduation her career has focussed on developing exceptional clinical reasoning and hands on manual skills. This desire has led her to complete her Masters of Musculoskeletal and Sports Physiotherapy from Griffith University in 2010.
Brooke’s extensive clinical experience has been in both the private practice & elite sporting team setting. Brooke has and is currently working with a varied number of sports at both the elite and recreational level including:
• Women's Big Bash (T20) Cricket League - Sydney Sixers and Sydney Thunder
• Australian Olympic Team – Youth Olympics, Nanjing 2014
• Sydney Swans Academy
• Sydney International Rowing Regatta
• Australian Women’s Hockey team
• Australian Women’s Softball Team
• Australian Junior Women’s Hockey team
• NSW Women’s Hockey
• NSW Gymnastics
• Australian Ironman
• Canberra Raiders NRL Team
Brooke is committed to providing the latest and most effective evidence based techniques to achieve optimal outcomes for her clients. Her treatment approach is based on a detailed musculoskeletal assessment with exercise as a core component of the rehabilitation process. This process is enhanced with extensive experience in both Real Time Ultrasound and Dual Channel EMG biofeedback.
Brooke is also passionate about furthering the Physiotherapy profession with her work with the Sports Physiotherapy Association in NSW and nationally and has strong links with Sports Medicine Australia.
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Samantha Schneider Physiotherapist B App Sc (Physio), APAM |
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Samantha graduated as a Physiotherapist from the University of Sydney in 1999. Since her graduation her career has focused on finding the answers for her patients and addressing the cause not just the symptoms. She has developed a particular interest in the challenge on ongoing spinal and pelvis pain and has tutored many physiotherapists on effective treatment approaches.
Samantha has worked in a variety of clinical settings including overseas and has been working in private practice for over 10 years. In this time she has focused on developing strong clinical reasoning and manual therapy skills to assist her to find lasting solutions for her patients.
She has been part of developing physiotherapist delivered exercise classes and has extensive experience in both the delivery of exercise classes to clients and in training other physiotherapists.
In recent years the arrival of three children has added a new interest in assisting in the musculoskeletal management of pregnancy and post natal complaints.
Samantha is committed to providing the latest and most effective evidence based techniques to achieve optimal outcomes for her clients. Her treatment approach is based on a detailed musculoskeletal assessment with exercise as a core component of the rehabilitation process. This process is enhanced with extensive experience in both Real Time Ultrasound and Dual Channel EMG biofeedback.
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Anthony Rodier |
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Anthony is driven to help people find solutions to their health challenges. Using manual therapy techniques, advice and exercise prescription, he helps people solve and overcome musculoskeletal injuries, surgery and movement problems.
Anthony is a registered Physiotherapist with an applied science degree in Physiotherapy from the University of Sydney. He is also a member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association. Anthony is able to draw on his previous experience in industrial design to think outside the square to solve his clients problems.
Anthonys experience has been gained through a variety of clinical settings including orthopaedic inpatient, neurological rehabilitation and musculoskeletal clinics which provided a significant depth of experience to draw upon to assist his patients.
Over the years, Anthony has been actively engaged in various sports and has a special interest in back and neck pain and his philosophy in treating patients is modern, holistic and supported by the latest research.
Anthony is committed to providing the latest and most effective evidence based techniques to achieve optimal outcome for his clients. His treatment approach is based on a detailed musculoskeletal assessment with hands on techniques and exercise as a core component of the rehabilitation process.
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Ruwindi graduated with a Bachelor of Science (Hons) from the University of Melbourne, before chasing the better weather to Sydney to complete her Doctor of Physiotherapy at Macquarie University. Over the past 5 years she has gained valuable experience working with elite and amateur athletes including the current 2017 Mens and Womens teams of the Greater Western Sydney GWS Giants AFL, Manly Sea Eagles NRL, GWS Fury Netball and local and Sydney and Melbourne AFL competitions. As such Ruwindi maintains a strong interest in the latest sports medicine and high performance research. She has a particular interest in the knee joint after completing her honours research project on the biomechanics of ACL injuries.
Ruwindi is passionate about the delivery of her clients goals in a timely manner. She is focussed on completing thorough assessments and providing evidence based treatment approaches. Ruwindi prides herself in communicating with her clients in a way everyone can relate to.
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Katherine Fuz |
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Katherine graduated as a Registered Nurse from Sydney University in 1999 and worked at St George Public Hospital in the Intensive Care Unit from 2000 until 2016. During this time she completed her Graduate Certificate in Intensive Care Nursing (2002) and became a Clinical Nurse Educator in 2011. With an interest in primary healthcare, prevention and management procedures, Katherine is very excited to be embarking on a new challenge working with Brooke and her team at Dynamic Performance Physiotherapy & Sports Medicine in the role of Practice Manager.
Katherine's extensive experience in the delivery of evidenced based, quality healthcare will be an asset to the team at DPP & Sports Medicine as they grow and continue to provide a high quality, client focussed Physiotherapy and Sports Medicine service.
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Mathew Griffiths |
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Mathew is currently studying remedial massage at TAFE and he is setting his goals on Physiotherapy over the next few years. Mathew is dedicated to ensure that management around the work place runs smoothly and on time, allowing clients a great experience at Dynamic Performance Physiotherapy.
Mathew is well known to this practice through his involvements in the Sydney Swans Academy over the past five years. Matthew works hard to accomplish his goals and is looking forward to furthering his training and knowledge under the influence of the Dynamic Performance Physiotherapy practitioners.
