John-Paul Chitti graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy degree from the University of South Australia in 2000. Following two years of working in a Medical Specialist Centre, he completed his Masters Degree in Sports & Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy and established Pro Physio SA. John-Paul was physiotherapist for the Adelaide United Football Club for 3 years from 2006, where he co-ordinated the club’s injury prevention, management and rehabilitation within a cohesive Medical Team that assisted the club in their successful Asian Champions League and A-League competition. John-Paul has been a Clinical Educator at the University of South Australia in both the undergraduate and post-graduate degrees. He holds an interest in Sports Injuries, particularly of the Wrist/Hand, Shoulder, Hip/Groin and Spine. He also has a special interest in Orthopaedic/Post-Surgical Rehabilitation.

Kathryn Meade graduated with a Bachelor of Applied Science in Physiotherapy from the University of South Australia and has worked extensively within both the public and private sectors, managing a wide range of both pelvic health and musculoskeletal conditions. Kathryn has a keen interest in helping women manage conditions such as Incontinence, Pelvic Organ Prolapse and Pelvic Floor Dysfunction. She also has a passion for working with women during pregnancy and in the postnatal period.

Kathryn Meade is a member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA), the Continence Foundation of Australia (CFA), and Women’s Health Training Associates (WHTA). She is also a current committee member of the APA Women’s, Men’s and Pelvic Health Group – SA branch.

Kathryn is a certified Level 1-4 DMA Clinical Pilates clinician and undertaken Advanced Level 3 Women’s Health training with the WHTA. She is currently completing her post-graduate professional certificate in Conservative Management of Pelvic Organ Prolapse through the University of South Australia.

When not at the clinic, Kathryn enjoys spending time with her family and sampling the fine food and wine, South Australia has to offer!

Alex is an experienced Physiotherapist with a strong interest in the assessment and management of sporting injuries—particularly athletic groin pain, shoulder conditions, knee injuries, and lower limb muscle strains including hamstring, quadriceps, and calf injuries. He also has a keen focus on the management of persistent musculoskeletal conditions that can impact daily function and athletic performance.

Alex has previously worked in elite sport, including roles within the AFL at Adelaide Football Club and men’s professional soccer at Adelaide United Football Club. He currently works as a Senior Physiotherapist at Pro Physio SA, where he combines his clinical expertise with a passion for helping patients return to their chosen sport or activity safely and confidently.

Alex graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of South Australia in 2014 and completed his Master of Sports Medicine through the University of Melbourne in 2024. He is a Titled APA Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist, a recognition of his advanced training and experience in sports physiotherapy.

Franco Completed his physiotherapy degree with honours after undertaking extensive clinical placements which include the Stroke and Cardiac Rehabilitation unit at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital; Acute Care at the Lyell McEwin Hospital and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy at the Modbury Hospital.

Franco has a strong passion for treating and managing musculo-skeletal and sporting injuries. He has worked as head physiotherapist for a number of football clubs where he enjoys the challenge of managing rehabilitation programs to expedite a timely return to sport.

Outside of sport, Franco loves fishing, playing footy, tennis and following the Adelaide Crows.

Latham completed a Masters degree in Human Movement in 2013 before going on to complete his Physiotherapy degree.

Latham has worked as a sports scientist and high performance manager for the Adelaide United FC A-League, Youth League and W-League teams as well as the High Performance Manager for Croydon Kings FC in the National Premier League.

He has enjoyed numerous highlights throughout his career, most notable being his involvement in Adelaide United’s 2016 Championship year.

Latham enjoys applying his knowledge of rehabilitation and sports conditioning into the management of complex sports injuries as well as more complex musculo-skeletal conditions such as chronic lumbar and hip conditions.

Outside of work, Latham loves participating in all sports and exploring the SA wine regions.

Sam Townsley is an experienced titled Sports & Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist, as awarded by the Australian Physiotherapy Association.

Sam encourages self-management strategies and is a qualified strength and conditioning coach through the Australian Strength & Conditioning Association (ASCA). His vast range of experience in professional football codes and elite rehabilitation centres ensures you are in the best hands for all your rehabilitation needs.

Joe graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) from the University of South Australia in 2024 and has gained diverse clinical experience across multiple physiotherapy settings.

Joe’s professional journey includes placements in acute care, musculoskeletal practice, rehabilitation, and physiotherapy for children and older adults. He has also worked as a Level 1 Sports Trainer for Pembroke Old Scholars, a Level 2 Recreational Running Coach, and assisted with community home visits.

With a strong background in athletics, Joe has coached the U20 Australian Cross Country Champion and several national junior medallists in track & field and cross country. His experience in sports injury management and rehabilitation makes him a valuable asset to the Pro Health Care team.

Outside of physiotherapy, Joe enjoys distance running, athletics, and a range of sports, including AFL, soccer, basketball, tennis, and swimming. He is also passionate about hiking, music, and reading.

Sarah Harper is a dedicated physiotherapist with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) from the University of South Australia, graduating in 2024.

Sarah has gained extensive experience through clinical placements, including Bounce Back Health Gawler, UniSA City East Health Clinic, Children’s Physio SA, UniSA Magill Health Clinic, Flinders Medical Centre, and the Brain Injury Rehabilitation Unit.

Her previous roles include working as a physiotherapy aide at Corporate Health Group, where she assisted in gym and hydrotherapy-based rehabilitation and supported the integration of virtual reality technology for pain education. She also worked as an allied health assistant at Children’s Physio SA, leading hydrotherapy sessions for children and adolescents with various paediatric conditions. Additionally, she has coaching experience with Ironbank Cherry Gardens Netball Club.

Outside of work, Sarah enjoys staying active through netball, gym workouts, pilates, swimming, and walks, as well as spending time with friends and baking.

Tessa holds a Bachelor of Health Sciences and a Master of Physiotherapy, and is also Dry Needling qualified. Tessa graduated from Flinders University in 2025.

She brings a broad range of clinical experience across musculoskeletal physiotherapy, neurological rehabilitation, acute care, rural health, and hydrotherapy. Throughout her training, Tessa has worked with a wide variety of patients, including those recovering from surgery, managing chronic pain, living with neurological conditions, or requiring disability support.

Tessa also has a strong background in sports physiotherapy, having worked as a Sports Trainer for two years and currently supporting athletes as a physiotherapist. Her eight years as a swimming instructor have shaped her passion for water‑based rehabilitation and helping patients build confidence in aquatic environments.

Outside of work, Tessa loves walking her dog, going for a swim, staying active with Pilates and gym, and trying out new recipes in the kitchen.

Margaret completed a Physiotherapy degree in 1983 and has been working in various clinical roles throughout Adelaide. Margaret enjoys working in a broad spectrum of physiotherapy including Aged Care, Sports Injuries and general Musculo-Skeletal conditions. She particularly enjoys complex cases and the challenge of co-morbidities including cervicogenic headaches and other associated conditions.

Margaret is trained in Dry Needling and Clinical Pilates and has been a Clinical Educator for Physiotherapy students on placements.

Outside of work, Margaret enjoys spending time with her family and grandchildren. She enjoys singing, reading, cooking, sewing, gardening, go to the gym, watching Port Power and the Thunderbirds and glass of wine.

Jessica graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of South Australia in 2007 and has over 17 of clinical experience in private practice. She has worked extensively in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and has a strong focus on patient education, injury prevention, and long-term functional outcomes. Jessica also has over 16 years of experience teaching and supervising Clinical Pilates.

Jessica has completed Part A and B of the McKenzie Method of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy and holds certification in Dry Needling. She has also completed the Watson Headache Technique Level 1 Foundation course. She has worked as a physiotherapist with SANFL teams including Glenelg and South Adelaide, as well as with various local sports clubs. Jessica also has valuable experience supporting residents in aged care facilities, with a focus on maintaining mobility and promoting independence through exercise.

Jessica enjoys helping people return to doing what they love—whether that’s work, sport, or everyday life. Her clinical interests include spinal pain, whiplash-associated disorders, and sports-related injuries.

Outside the clinic, Jessica has a strong sporting background herself. She was a national-level swimmer with Burnside Swimming Club, winning a silver medal at the National Age Championships in the 200m butterfly and competing at World Championship Trials. She also enjoyed club netball and surf lifesaving with Seacliff SLSC.

Jessica enjoys walking her dogs, photography, crochet and cheering on the Adelaide Crows in her spare time.

Portia completed her Bachelor of Health Science and Master of Physiotherapy at Flinders University in 2025. She is also qualified in Pilates and Dry Needling, allowing her to integrate movement‑based therapy and targeted manual techniques into her care.

Her experience includes working in a respiratory physiotherapy clinic and two years as a Sports Trainer with Fulham United Soccer Club, where she assisted with on‑field injury management, sports taping, massage, and rehabilitation planning. Portia has gained broad clinical exposure through placements in orthopaedics, cardiorespiratory physiotherapy, sub‑acute and neurological rehabilitation, outpatient musculoskeletal care, and multidisciplinary inpatient rehabilitation.

She has particular interest in general musculoskeletal injuries, back pain, Pilates‑based rehabilitation, post‑operative recovery, and neurological rehabilitation.

Outside of work, Portia enjoys beach walks and coffee, Pilates, the gym, and spending time with friends and family.

Claudia graduated from Flinders University in 2025 with a Bachelor of Health Sciences and Master of Physiotherapy. She has completed Level 1 and 2 Neuromuscular Dry Needling and the SASMA Advanced Taping Course, strengthening her skills in hands‑on treatment and sports injury management.

She has spent the past two years working with Western Strikers Soccer Club as a Sports Trainer, gaining valuable experience in the assessment and management of sporting injuries.

Career highlights for Claudia include supporting a soccer player through a full ACL rehabilitation and witnessing children with developmental delays take some of their first steps after weeks of therapy – moments that have shaped her passion for meaningful, patient‑centred care.

Claudia enjoys working across a variety of presentations, with particular interest in sporting injuries, neck and back pain, paediatrics, hydrotherapy and neurological rehabilitation.

Outside of work, she plays tennis, enjoys the gym, loves travelling, spending time with friends, and watching AFL.