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Kathleen graduated with her physiotherapy degree in 1996 and completed her Masters in Musculoskeletal and Sports Physiotherapy in 2004. She has extensive experience working in both public hospitals and private practice, with a special interest in hand therapy and sports rehabilitation. Since 2004, Kathleen has been part of Carlingford Active Health, where her passion for helping patients return to their best drives her work. Outside of the clinic, Kathleen enjoys staying active through running, cycling, and adventure racing, and spending time with her family on outdoor adventures.

Jason graduated from the University of Technology Sydney with a Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science in 2021 and has since completed his Masters in Physiotherapy at Macquarie University. He first connected with Carlingford Active Health during his placements and quickly became part of the team. Jason is also a Physiotherapist for the Pennant Hills Demons Australian Rules Football Club and represents the clinic at sponsored Little Athletics Clubs during the summer. Outside of work, Jason enjoys Taekwondo, swimming, and hitting the gym. Known as "Mr. Masterchef," he often surprises the clinic with his baking skills. True to his routine, you can always count on him for Saturday noodles!

Betty completed her Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science and Master of Physiotherapy at the University of Sydney. She has extensive experience in sports injury rehabilitation, having worked with Pennant Hills Demons AFL Club, NPL soccer, NPL1 basketball teams and local rugby teams. In the clinic, she has treated athletes across various sports, including netball, basketball, AFL, soccer, gymnastics and running, with a focus on guiding them back to peak performance. Betty is passionate about helping athletes recover from injuries and return stronger than before. Outside of the clinic, she enjoys staying active through netball (she's obsessed with it), strength training, and outdoor adventures with friends.

Lauren graduated with her physiotherapy degree in 2005 and completed her Masters in Sports Physiotherapy in 2009. She has extensive experience in sports and musculoskeletal physiotherapy, with a long-standing role as Head Physiotherapist for the Pennant Hills Demons Australian Rules Football Club. Lauren also has a passion for teaching and mentoring, serving as an Honorary Clinical Lecturer at Macquarie University and a clinical educator for physiotherapy students. Outside of work, Lauren stays active with running and gym sessions all while balancing the busy family life of kids and sport.