Physio Lavington

Alesha grew up in Albury and has always had a keen interest in health and sport. Upon finishing school Alesha went on to complete a Bachelor of Health and Rehabilitation in 2017 before transferring across to a Bachelor of Physiotherapy finishing in 2020.

Outside of work you’ll find her training for triathlons or up on the trails at Nail Can. Alesha is excited to work with the local sporting community, in particular the local swimming community.

After finishing his Bachelor of Physiotherapy at Charles Sturt University (Albury) in 2004, Dave worked at the Albury Base Hospital in a graduate rotation position for 3 years. He then moved into Occupational Physiotherapy, working as an approved Rehabilitation Provider locally before moving to Melbourne for 6 years to work with John Holland Construction as a Workcover and Rehabilitation Coordinator.

After 4 years in this role, Dave then returned to working in private practice and thoroughly enjoying Occupational Physiotherapy. With his in-depth knowledge and experience of rehabilitation provider, employer and clinician roles within the Workers Compensation Clinical Framework, Dave is the most experienced clinician locally when it comes to Workplace Rehabilitation.

Emma Doyle grew up in the Albury region where she decided to pursue a Bachelor of Physiotherapy locally after developing an interest in the health field. 

During the past 4 years of her studies, Emma have worked as an allied health assistant and barista, enjoying two things she love, helping people and drinking coffee! 

Emma is excited to continue her  passion helping people reach their desired outcomes and for her interest to turn into a reality as an upcoming Physiotherapist.

Andrea grew up in Leeton and completed a Bachelor of Physiotherapy at Charles Sturt University in Albury in 2021. Outside of work she enjoys music, Italian cuisine and playing netball and league tag. Andrea has a special interest in post-op rehabilitation and musculoskeletal injuries. 

Taylah Dyson is originally from the coast in Warrnambool and moved to Wodonga when she was young and has been there ever since. 

She completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy at CSU in Albury in 2022. Taylah also completed a cert II in Dance in 2016 and a Cert III in Early childhood Education and Care in 2017.

In her spare time, she loves to stand up, paddle board, travel, experience new things and spend time with friends and family outdoors.

Taylah has a passion to make a difference by helping people restore their function and achieve goals whilist building rapport. She has an interest in musculoskeletal injuries including neck and back pain and tendon injuries.

Mitch Wadley grew up in Wagga and studied at Charles-Sturt University in Albury-Wodonga. He completed most of his placements at the Wagga Base Hospital gaining experience on a number of different wards and services there. Mitch also completed a placement in a private practice setting in Wagga where he was able to gain valuable experience in sports and musculoskeletal physiotherapy. 

Mitch enjoys playing AFL and have recently begun long distance running. He looks forward to assisting people in achieving their goals and returning to the things they enjoy doing, as well as providing education and strategies to prevent injuries from re-occurring.

Chris graduated from CSU in 2014 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. Recently he has completed his Masters of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy through La Trobe University.

Chris constantly strives to empower his clients to manage their conditions and meet their goals. He has a passion for learning and ongoing professional development allowing him to implement the latest evidence-based techniques to ensure his clients get the best possible outcomes.

Matt grew up in Wagga Wagga before completing his Bachelor of Physiotherapy at Charles Sturt University, joining the Enhance team in Albury in 2021. Outside work, Matt plays cricket with Lavington in the local competition and enjoys other outdoor activities including hiking, kayaking and bike-riding.