Our Physio Team
Our talented physio team have a shared interested in performing-arts physiotherapy, including vocal physio, dance physio and circus; all being dancers, singers and performers themselves. As a practice we also ensure our whole team are equipped to look after patients with a broad range of conditions including hyper-mobility / EDS, chronic pain, sports injuries, back pain, neck pain, hip pain, knee pain, ankle / foot pain, shoulder pain, wrist / hand pain, elbow pain, TMJ / jaw pain. Our team all also have a special interest in creating safe spaces for people with neurodivergence or other sensory needs. They are all trans, nb and queer friendly.
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​Click on one of our lovely ​practitioners to find out more:
Emma Sulley she/they
Post Grad Physiotherapist
Lloyd Lovejoy they/them
Remedial Massage Therapist
Sophia Park she/her
Senior Physiotherapist
Jess Baker she/her
Senior Physiotherapist
Clém Noel he/him
Post Grad Physiotherapist
​Our Fitness Team
Our lovely team of personal trainers has been carefully selected for their knowledge and experience, but more than anything, for their ethos and approach to health and fitness. We believe fitness, strength and exercise should be accessible to EVERYONE no matter what your starting point. We believe in functional training (training for improved daily living - no matter what that involves). We believe in training for improved mental and physical health and we believe exercise should be fun, safe and rewarding.
Our team all have a special interest in creating safe spaces for people with neurodivergence or other sensory needs. They are all trans, nb and queer friendly.
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​Click on one of our lovely ​coaches to find out more:
Addison Axe she/they
Head Coach
Lucy Barrett she/her
Group Fitness
Ele Robinson she/her
Personal Trainer + Group
Ellie Wood she/her
Group Fitness
Hannah Melder she/her
Pilates Instructor
Phebe Joy she/her
Personal Trainer + Group
Stacie Love she/her
Personal Trainer
EMMA SULLEY (she/they)
Post - Grad Physiotherapist and Director
Emma Sulley is an APA titled post graduate qualified sports and musculoskeletal physiotherapist with over 24 years of experience in rehabilitating sports and musculoskeletal injuries and pain between London and Australia.​
Specialist interests:
☻ Ballet + Dance
☻ Musical Theatre
☻ The Performing Arts
☻ Circus + Gymnastics
☻ Vocal physiotherapy
☻ Physiotherapy for Musicians + Singers
☻ Swimming + Waterpolo
☻ Sports Physiotherapy
☻ Hypermobility, EDS + POTS.
☻ Autoimmune + inflammatory disorders (including psoriatic arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, rheumatoid arthritis. juvenile arthritis, lupus, crohn's disease).
☻ Chronic pain + Persistent Pain Conditions
☻ Exercise rehab including gym, pilates + yoga.
☻ Queer and trans health.​​
☻ Clinical Pilates
☻ Teaching Yoga
☻ Educating + mentoring the next generation of physios
Career Highlights
☻ London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games
Physiotherapist at the Aquatics + Waterpolo Arenas​
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☻ Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games
Physiotherapist at the Gymnastics + Netball Arenas​
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☻ Australia's Olympic Women’s Water Polo Team, The Stingers
Physiotherapist Touring nationally and internationally.
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☻ Dynamic Performing Arts
Teaching kinesiology for dance
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☻ Australian Physiotherapy and Pilates Institute
Principal educator Europe-wide.
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☻ Australian Ballet, Chunky Move, The Australian Dance Theatre, Bangarra Dance Theatre, WAAPA, Birmingham Royal Ballet, Ballet Black and Rambert Dance Company
Physiotherapist for Elite professional dancers
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☻ Hoxton Circus Space
Physiotherapist to the Circus Performers and students
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☻ The Book of Mormon, Disney's Frozen & The Lion King, Dirty Dancing, Rocky Horror Show, Moulin Rouge, &Juliet, Chicago, Faulty Towers.
Musical Theatre Physiotherapist (London's West End & Perth)
Emma currently also works with Curtin University as a Clinical Supervisor for Postgraduate Physiotherapy students, with Performance Medicine working on musicals touring through Perth and at the Perth School of Ballet running a Dancers physiotherapy clinic and Pilates and conditioning classes for dancers. As well as heading up the Physio team at Fit Bomb!​
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Emma is passionate about taking the time to get to the underlying cause of your ongoing pain or injury and utilises up-to-date evidence informed treatments. Owing to Emma’s extensive training and personal experience in the dance and sporting arenas Emma is able to understand the complexities of your problem, to help you get back to your best self as soon as possible.​​
Services
☻ Physiotherapy
☻ Dance physio assessments including pre-pointe, TDCA
☻ Vocal physiotherapy/ vocal unloading
☻ Clinical Pilates
☻ Dry needling
☻ Cupping
☻ Massage
☻ Manipulation
☻ Yoga
​Qualifications + Training
APA Titled Post Grad Sports and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist​
BSc Physiotherapy
Master of Clinical Physiotherapy (Sports Physiotherapy)
Master of Clinical Physiotherapy (Manipulative Physiotherapy)
Certificate of Polestar Pilates (Rehabilitation)
Certificate in Clinical Pilates (APPI)​​
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Emma has undertaken extensive education with leading UK Rheumatology specialists in hypermobility and EDS. Emma was the lead physiotherapist working on ‘Issues with my Tissues’, a British documentary made with the goal of raising awareness of EDS both within patients but also within the medical community.
Sophia Park (she/her)
Senior Physiotherapist
Sophia is an experienced physiotherapist with a diverse background across community, private practice, hospital, and aged care settings. In addition to her role at Fit Bomb, she works at The Mount Hospital in the ICU and inpatient wards, providing care for cardiothoracic and orthopaedic patients. Sophia is also a dance coach and teacher at The Society Academy, where she trains and performs with their international competitive crew, The Society.
Specialist interests:
☻ Ballet + Dance
☻ Musculoskeletal and sporting injuries
☻ The Performing Arts
☻ Pre- and post-operative rehabilitation (cardiovascular and orthopaedic)
☻ Neurological conditions (including spina bifida, cerebral palsy, stroke, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury)
☻ Neurodevelopmental conditions (ASD, ADHD, GDD)
☻ Chronic pain and arthritis
☻ Hypermobility, EDS + POTS.
☻ LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent-friendly care
☻ Chronic pain + Persistent Pain Conditions
☻ Exercise rehab including gym, pilates + yoga.
☻ Child and adolescent-friendly care
☻ Clinical Pilates
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Whether returning to sport, dance, work, or simply moving through life with greater ease, Sophia is passionate about helping people get back to what they love. With a strong foundation in movement assessment and coaching—drawing from years of dance teaching—she brings a skilled and thoughtful approach to clinical rehabilitation. Sophia partners closely with individuals to identify their goals and build personalised treatment plans using manual therapy, exercise rehabilitation, and movement education.
She is committed to creating a supportive, empowering space where people feel confident and informed throughout their recovery journey. Known for her warm, empathetic, and fun approach, Sophia works wonderfully with children, teens, and adults alike.
Outside of the clinic, Sophia enjoys growing her houseplant collection, binging TV shows, and PC gaming. She's also very involved in Perth’s dance community, participating in showcases, filming projects, and teaching open classes. With The Society dance crew, she has competed internationally, earning 1st place in Mexico and 3rd place in Vietnam.
Services
☻ Physiotherapy
☻ Dance physio assessments including pre-pointe, TDCA
☻ Exercise rehabilitation
☻ Clinical Pilates
☻ Manual theraoy
☻ Massage
​Qualifications
BSc Physiotherapy​
Jess Baker (she/her)
Senior Physiotherapist + Certified Polestar Pilates Instructor
Jess is passionate about empowering people to better understand and care for their bodies, providing them with practical tools to manage pain and improve their quality of movement.
Specialist interests:
☻ Ballet + Dance physiotherapy
☻ Musculoskeletal and sport injury
☻ Scoliosis
☻ Chronic pain
☻ Osteoporosis and osteopenia
☻ Arthritis
☻ Children and teens
☻ Degenerative neurological disorders (including Parkinson’s + MND)
Jess discovered her passion for movement at a young age, beginning ballet at just four years old. With 16 years of classical ballet training, along with experience in contemporary, jazz, heels, and Spanish dance, she developed a deep appreciation for the human body and its capabilities.
After completing her Pilates training, Jess continued to expand her expertise over the next five years learning under the guidance of highly skilled Pilates and movement educators. She also has a strong passion for strength training and is a firm believer in the benefits strength work provides for people of all ages and abilities.
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In her clinical practice, Jess has worked with clients of all ages—from children and teenagers to older adults—supporting a wide range of needs. Her experience includes working with arthritis, back and neck pain, hypermobility disorders, scoliosis, and other common musculoskeletal conditions.
She has also pursued further studies in specialised areas, including shoulder rehabilitation and the relationship between movement and sleep.
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Outside of work, Jess enjoys spending time outdoors, painting, dancing in her bedroom, staying active in the gym.
Services
☻ Physiotherapy
☻ Dance physio assessments
☻ Manual therapy + hands-on-treatment
☻ Clinical Pilates
☻ Strength Based Rehab
☻ Dry needling
☻ Massage​
​Qualifications + Training
Bachelor of Science (Physiotherapy)
Polestar Pilates
Deep Tissue Needling - Peripheral Level 1
GLA:D certified
Languages:
English / French / Réunion Creole​​​
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Specialist interests:
Climbing, calisthenics, pole dancing, circus arts, dancing, surfing, performing arts, and yoga, musculoskeletal injuries, orthopaedic and pre/post-op rehab, spinal rehabilitation, TMJ and headache management, chronic and complex pain, hypermobility, LGBTQIA+ & neurodivergent-friendly
Services:
Physiotherapy, climbing & calisthenics performance and injury management, exercise rehabilitation (gym, pilates, yoga), Manual therapy & hands-on treatments, Manipulations.
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Qualifications:
APA Titled Postgraduate Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist (MACP)
Master of Clinical Physiotherapy (Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy) University of Brighton
Physiotherapy Diploma – IFMK Réunion Island
CLÉMENT NOEL (he/him)
Postgrad MSc MSK Physiotherapist | APA Titled | MACP | Musculoskeletal Specialist
Clément is an APA-titled, postgraduate-qualified musculoskeletal physiotherapist with a decade of international experience in sports and MSK rehabilitation across France, Réunion Island, and the UK.
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With a strong foundation in clinical reasoning and a passion for movement, he specialises in treating climbers, calisthenics athletes, pole dancers, surfers, gymnasts, circus performers, and recreational athletes—and working with people of all ages, fitness levels, and backgrounds. His approach is deeply person-centred, focusing on what matters most to each individual and helping them achieve their goals. He integrates advanced manual therapy with progressive strength training and movement-based rehab to support long-term recovery and performance.
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Beyond the clinic, Clément actively contributes to the physiotherapy profession through conference presentations, scientific publications, podcasts, teaching, mentoring, and involvement in physiotherapy associations and networks. He has led MSK teams in the UK, mentored students in innovative placement models, and co-authored research on person-centredness. With international experience and a dedication to lifelong learning, he upholds the highest standards of evidence-based practice to deliver the best possible outcomes.
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Clément takes the time to understand each person as a whole, considering how their condition impacts their life and tailoring treatments to help them recover efficiently and effectively.
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A lifelong mover, Clément trains in calisthenics, climbing, slacklining, and surfing. He enjoys a vegan, minimalist lifestyle and is passionate about environmental activism.
Lloyd Lovejoy (They/them)
Remedial Massage Therapist
Services:
Remedial Massage, sports massage, relaxation massage, deep tissue massage, cupping
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Lloyd started their massage career with a heavy sports massage focus using clinical reasoning to support injury rehabilitation with techniques such as trigger point therapy, deep tissue, muscle energy techniques, and pin and stretching. More recently Lloyd has become a functional cupping specialist, targeting the fascia to improve mobility and cheer the clients on as they regain confidence in their ability to move and stretch with less discomfort.
Over time Lloyd has found that keeping a balanced approach of holistic and clinical treatments has best suited to help their clients to rehabilitate posture, recover from injury, relax their nervous system, and reduce pain. Their commitment to connection between mental, emotional, and physical health shows as they create safe and supportive environments for their clients to relax and focus on body awareness.
Addison Axe (She/they)
Co-Founder, Head Coach, Mage
Specialist interest:
☻ Queer and trans health
☻ Functional training for disability, injury and chronic conditions
☻ Fitness for mental health
☻ Changing fitness from being a torture to being a treat
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Services:
Group Fitness Classes
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Qualifications:
☻ Qualified Personal Trainer - Cert 3 + 4 in Fitness (Fit College)
☻ Crossfit Level 2 trainer (CrossFit)
☻ Fitness for pregnancy and post-partum (Balance Fitness and Nutrition)
☻ Plant Based Nutrition (Cornell University)
☻ Boxing Instructor Cert (Rumble)
☻ Spin Instructor Cert (Velocity)
☻ BA Hons Music (Bath Spa University)
Addi wants you to be the best version of yourself; to smash your fitness goals and pursue your health aspirations. She will motivate you to be the you you always wanted to be. And she dares you not to enjoy it.
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Addi believes in functional training - training to be good at life. With an emphasis on core strength and stability, functional training includes plyometric, isometric and unilateral strength work combined with metabolic conditioning to improve your strength and fitness, and the way you move. It's fantastic for releasing all those happy brain chemicals too. FUN.
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Addi lives with psoriatic arthritis - a genetic autoimmune condition. Previously incapacitated by the condition, Addi has absolutely transformed her life through lifestyle - most significantly exercise. This is what drives Addi to change perceptions surrounding chronic pain conditions and disability. By focusing on what we CAN do rather than all the things we CAN’T we can become the most powerful versions of ourselves. Strong muscles mean less impact on the joints, and more ability to compensate on those bad days. Exercise is also a proven anti-inflammatory and helps sleep, and is fantastic for helping us to build self-esteem, body awareness and some sense of empowerment over our situation.
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All these things can also be used to help in the treatment of many mental health conditions too. The production of endorphins combined with good routine building and self esteem improvement, makes exercise an incredible tool in your mental health tool kit, and something that is always within your reach and control no matter what life throws at you. Addi wants to help arm you with these tools so you can tackle life with as much support as possible.
Driven to produce incredible results for her clients, Addi's approach to coaching is creative, personal, holistic, inspiring, fun and most importantly, tailored to your needs and goals.
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Addison is married to head physiotherapist Emma, and is the proud mother to three rescue animals; Ewok, Smaug and Tiggy. Addison used to play in rock’n’roll bands before she was a PT, and now likes to spend her free time watching and reading Sci Fi and Fantasy books and movies, playing games, cooking and eating plant based delights, drawing, and improving her crossfit skillz.