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Karl Meiring

Clinic Partner and Physiotherapist

Karl graduated from the University of Cape Town in South Africa and migrated to Australia in 2019. He has experience working as a physiotherapist in a variety of clinical settings including musculoskeletal, sports and orthopaedic physiotherapy.

Karl assesses his patients using a thorough and holistic approach in order to understand each person's condition and appreciate that their experience, whether it is pain or injury is unique. As a physiotherapist, Karl uses treatment modalities such as myofascial release, joint mobilisation, dry needling and rehabilitative exercises to ensure the patient's condition improves. He believes in the importance of educating patients about their condition and in so doing empowering them with self-management skills.

Karl has a special interest in musculoskeletal pain and sports rehabilitation. He has personal experience taking part in endurance sports, team sports and combat sports. This has helped him to understand the physical demands and mental pressure placed on participants and the impact this may have on their recovery. Karl likes to run and cycle for fitness and will go for a surf when the weather is good. Whether you are struggling with a sport related injury or just general pain and dysfunction, Karl will certainly help you through the recovery process.

Sue Goulter

Practice Manager

Sue is the glue to our team family. She has been with Back in Motion since the very beginning in 2004.

Her loyalty to the company shows in her passion for helping others and giving you the best in clinic experience. She has a history of working in the banking industry after taking a career break to raise her 2 children. 

In her spare time, Sue enjoys spending time with friends creating craft projects, cooking new recipes and gardening.

Mustufa Kagdi

Physiotherapist (Clinical Educator)

Mustufa is a Titled Musculoskeletal & Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist with nearly two decades of clinical experience who ensures the highest level of care is provided to his clients. He has his Master of Manual and Sports Physiotherapy degree at the University of South Australia.

His main areas of interest are sports injuries, both prevention and management and musculoskeletal physiotherapy. He has a keen interest in biomechanics and it's influences on human movement. He has a keen interest in peripheral joint problems & sports related injuries including prevention, management and sport-specific rehabilitation.

Exercise, including general health and fitness, according to Mustufa is the mainstay of treatment which helps clients in the long-term by giving them a broader base of self-management strategies.

He thoroughly enjoys teaching and has conducted various professional courses overseas for physiotherapists. As a Clinical Educator, he is responsible for the ongoing training of physiotherapists at the practice. In addition, he is a Clinical Supervisor for the Bachelors Program (Physiotherapy) at UniSA and Post-Graduate Masters (Physiotherapy) at Flinders University.

In his spare time, he loves to travel, watch Cricket & Formula 1 and enjoys playing social badminton. He cycles as well when he can!

Morgan Dix

Physiotherapist (Clinical Services Coordinator)

Morgan completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the University of South Australia in 2015. She has a keen interest in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and is passionate about helping people achieve their health goals.

Outside of work, Morgan enjoys keeping fit and active and spending time with her family and friends.
 

Anthony Niro

Physiotherapist (Clinical Services Coordinator)

Anthony Niro is a dedicated and experienced physiotherapist with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of South Australia. He has a passion for helping individuals achieve optimal physical health and well-being.

With a focus on personalized care and evidence-based practices, Anthony is focussed on tailoring treatment plans to meet each patient's unique needs and goals. He is certified in Dry Needling and holds an ASCA Strength and Conditioning Certification, allowing him to provide specialized care for musculoskeletal pain relief and athletic performance enhancement. Anthony also has a large amount of experience in working across multiple industries which gives him real skills in managing work-related injuries.

Outside of his profession, he is a passionate supporter of the Adelaide Crows, Adelaide United (Actually anything sport related). This allows him to understand the physical demands of sports, including football, and can relate to the challenges athletes face in their recovery and performance goals.

In his leisure time, Anthony enjoys activities like running and golf, which provide insights into the mechanics and potential injuries associated with these sports. This firsthand understanding allows him to provide targeted treatment and advice to athletes in these areas.

Above all, Anthony deeply values the importance of family and the impact it has on overall well-being. Helping patients regain function and return to their loved ones with renewed vitality is a core focus of his practice.

Kieren Reynolds

Physiotherapist (Clinical Associate)

Kieren completed his Bachelor of Health Sciences and Master of Physiotherapy degrees at Flinders University. He has a passion for treating musculoskeletal conditions, sports injuries and working with people to find long-term solutions for optimising their health.

Kieren enjoys playing and watching a wide variety of sports that include football, cricket, golf and soccer, as well as listening to music.

Jacqui Rivalland

Physiotherapist (Clinical Associate) - Currently on Maternity Leave

Jacqui graduated from the University of Cape Town, South Africa in 2013. She always had a keen interest in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and went on to complete a post graduate course in Orthopaedic Manipulative Therapy in 2016. She has also completed her dry needling certification.

Jacqui enjoys treating a wide range of conditions with particular interest in sports, orthopaedic rehabilitation and clinical exercise.

In her spare time, Jacqui loves to be outdoors, trail running with her husband and dogs. She also enjoys reading and travelling.

William Bae

Physiotherapist (Clinical Associate)

William completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) at University of South Australia. He has a keen interest in treating people with musculoskeletal conditions including sports, lower back and lower limb injuries.

Outside work, William enjoys going to the gym and eating out, and watches a variety of sports such as football, soccer and basketball.

Nandini Nandini

Physiotherapist (Clinical Associate)

Nandini grew up in India and studied her Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the D.Y. Patil University in Pune, India. In 2018, Nandini moved to Australia and completed her Masters of Advanced Clinical Physiotherapy (Sports) at the University of South Australia.

Nandini has invaluable experience across many areas working in private clinics, hospitals, gyms and a sports medicine centre. Her main interests lay in sport injuries, managing a return to sport and dealing with chronic pain.

She is a strong believer in educating patients and takes the time to understand your pain, with this being the first step of treatment for any patient. She is also experienced in fascial manipulation.

Emma Kupke

Physiotherapist (Clinical Service Coordinator)

Emma completed her physiotherapy degree at the University of South Australia where she also completed a Bachelor's degree in Sport and Health Science.  Emma is passionate about all musculoskeletal injuries with focus on teaching clients self management strategies.  Emma has particular interest in spinal pain, headaches, acupuncture and Clinical Exercise.  

Emma is also a mindfulness teacher, completing her training at the Mindfulness Training Institute of Australia (MTIA).  Emma can offer meditation and mindfulness techniques to help manage stress and chronic pain and also runs a group program in this area.

In her spare time she enjoys hiking, travelling, meditation and spending time with friends and family.

Ryan Clapp

Physiotherapist (Clinical Associate)

Ryan completed his Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science and Master of Physiotherapy Degrees at the University of South Australia. He has a keen interest in musculoskeletal and sports injuries, and is passionate about helping patients to achieve their short and long term goals. Ryan is committed to tailoring rehab to each individual through a combination of exercise, manual therapy and self-management strategies.

Ryan has experience across many areas of work, including hospital, gym and private practice settings, both in Australia and the UK. He is a strong believer in educating patients and helping them to understand their pain throughout their rehabilitation journey.

Outside of work, Ryan enjoys playing and watching a variety of sports including cricket, football and basketball, as well as socialising with family and friends, and travelling as much as possible.

Kayla Dempster

Receptionist

Kayla started at Back In Motion at the beginning of 2021 coming from a background in customer service.  

Outside of work she spends her time running after her young daughter who keeps her on her toes. In her spare time Kayla enjoys spending time with friends and family and has a passion for singing and playing the piano. 

Ashleigh Stones

Receptionist

Ashleigh started at Back in Motion in 2023 and is currently studying Occupational Therapy at UNISA. She has a keen interest in keeping fit and healthy.

Outside of work, Ashleigh likes to spend time with family and friends. She enjoys being at the beach and camping on her weekends off. 

Taylor Thomson

Receptionist

Taylor is currently studying Physiotherapy at the University of South Australia. She enjoys keeping active and has a passion for health and wellbeing. When she’s not studying, she likes going on runs, reading and surfing at the beach.