Integrated Movement
Meet the Team here at
Integrated Movement
Aimee Lathwell
Aimee graduated with a Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Sports and Exercise and went on to complete a masters of physiotherapy at the University of Sydney.
Growing up playing national level tennis Aimee was driven into sports physiotherapy in a variety of different sports.
With a passion for correcting, improving and optimising body function. She believes the whole body should be incorporated in all assessment and treatment approaches.
Aimee has been involved with many different sports including touring internationally with nitro circus live and crusty demons, compeditive crossfit teams and local soccer clubs, as well as working on set during the filming of the nitro circus movie.
Jesse is a passionate Exercise Physiologist and Lifestyle coach, who followed a life long passion for sport into his degree in Sports and Exercise Science at the University or Western Sydney.
He is passionate about health and maintaining an active lifestyle and provding everyone a way of acheiving that.
Since graduating in 2010 he has persued a career in health and fitness as well as finishing his accreditation as an Exercise Physiologist. Due to his own long personal history of injuries through sport, Jesse is interested in sports injury rehabilitation and prevention. He also has experience as a Pilates instructor, sports trainer and first aider, strength and conditioning coach and massage therapist.
He spend alot of his time away from work, on the golf course or soccer field, Jesse also loves fishing, surfing and freediving.
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Shayan Quinlan
Shayan’s interest in treating athletes began over 18years ago whilst at University in South Africa, where her principal lecturer was Professor Brian Nook (previously chiropractor to the American Olympic Team).
During her six-year degree, Shayan regularly worked on many athletes including Comrades ultra-marathoners, International rugby players and Surf Ironmen. International Sports events Shayan attended as part of the Medical Team included International Surf Contests, All Africa Games, an International Veteran Tennis Tournament and International Softball tournaments.
Whilst working in the UK, Shayan was the Chiropractor to the town Soccer team. During that time, she also presented her published research at the World Federation of Chiropractic Congress in Paris 2001. Shayan became involved in Triathlon when her husband started competing over 11 years ago, and with Warringah Triathlon Club 6 years ago as the team Chiropractor, and has enjoyed treating many triathletes (from novice to multiple Kona Ironman athletes) with a thorough and multidisciplinary approach. Since then, Shayan has competed in sprint Triathlons and multiple half marathons.
Although Shayan has treated high level sports people, her range of practice involves those that are a few weeks old to those who need help in their later years and treats multiple generations of families, which is a privilege.
Anthony Demasi
Anthony graduated with a Bachelor Degree in applied Sciences (human movement) and continued his studies, completing a Doctor of Physiotherapy degree at MacQuarie University.
Anthony has had a life long love for sports and that directed him straight into sports physiotheray. An avid sportsman himself, reaching state and national levels in sports like soccer, basketball and athletics demostrates his drive for success.
He has been working as a physiotherpaist and sports trainer for football NSW's institute program, which has taken him to south korea for an international tournmant and is also currently working for Sydney FC as the head physiotherapist for their youth acadamy.
His focus is returning people back to the things they like to do. Wether that is day to day life or as an elite sports person, Anthony uses a variety of up to date techniques to provide you the best treatment possible.