About Our Staff

Our staff are qualified Musculoskeletal Physiotherapists, with a keen interest in the treatment and rehabilitation of the musculoskeletal system, as well as a strong commitment to continuing education within the profession.

Cathy Conway - Principal Physiotherapist

Cathy has over 20 years of experience in both the public and private sectors, and has owned Indooroopilly Physiotherapy Centre since 1994. She also:

	Has both undergraduate and Post-graduate Masters degrees in Physiotherapy from the University of Queensland, having completed her Masters in 2004
	Is committed to Continuing Education within the profession; she is actively involved with research programmes at the University of Queensland and trains students at an Undergraduate level
	Has completed all levels of Clinical Pilates
	Utilises Intra-Muscular Stimulation (Dry Needling Technique)
	Is a current member of The University of Queensland TRIADS triathlon group
	Enjoys being active and participates in triathlons and other sporting activities at a amateur level

Sally Lawton - Physiotherapist

Sally obtained her Bachelor of Physiotherapy from CCHS University of Sydney in 1994, and completed her post-graduate Masters degree at the University of Queensland in 2007. She also:

	Worked in private practice since 2001 in the Hunter Valley, Canberra and Rockhampton, before moving to Brisbane; prior to this, she worked in various hospitals here in Australia and in the UK
	Utilises Intra-Muscular Stimulation (Dry Needling Technique)
	Has a strong commitment to her clients' wellbeing
	Is committed to continuing education within the profession; she is actively involved with research programmes at the University of Queensland and trains students at an Undergraduate level
	Has a keen interest in films and physical activities like tennis, cycling, and trying new adventure races.

Sally Oliver Lange

Sal has worked in the public and private sectors in Bundaberg, Cairns and more recently Brisbane. While she enjoys all aspects of Physiotherapy, her experience and passion lie in the Musculoskeletal and Orthopaedic fields.

Sal is committed to ongoing professional development within, as well as outside of the realm of, Physiotherapy therefore assisting her patients with a holistic approach to managing their conditions.

Her previous work encompassing the making of Spinal braces for people with scoliosis, spinal fractures and post-surgery has given Sal great insight into the whole scope of management of the spine.

Outside of work Sal loves the beach and likes to get away to the family beach hut as often as possible for some surf-skiing, swimming and nights around the fire. As well as surf-skiing Sal keeps active playing volleyball and tennis and loves to take her Curly-coated retrievers (Bundy and PJ) for walks.