One of the driving forces behind Myotone is making the principles of sports science accessible beyond elite sport and into everyday life. The human body doesn't distinguish between an Olympian, a parent lifting a child, an office worker at a desk, or someone simply wanting to stay active. The principles that govern human movement apply to everyone. We believe the knowledge behind them should too.
This philosophy shapes every consultation at Myotone.
Treatment is a conversation, an investigation, and an opportunity to learn. We encourage our patients to ask questions, challenge their understanding, and leave every session knowing more about their body than when they arrived. Because knowledge doesn't come after treatment. It is part of the treatment itself. Our goal isn't to create patients who need us forever. It's to help people understand their bodies well enough that one day, they might not.
The name Myotone reflects this philosophy. "Myo" represents muscles, while "tone" represents the balance, control, and harmony that allow the body to move as it was designed to. Our purpose isn't simply to reduce pain. It's to restore efficient movement, optimise function, and help people reconnect with the body they live in every day.
Our geometric heart logo symbolises the meeting point of science and compassion. The geometric form represents precision, critical thinking, and evidence-based practice. The heart represents empathy, trust, and genuine human connection, because we believe the best care is grounded in both.
Physiotherapy isn't just about relieving pain.
It's about rebuilding the conversation between you and your body.
Anson was born and raised in China before relocating to Canada with his family in 2005. He completed a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology with a minor in Psychology, Neuroscience, and Behaviour from McMaster University. After graduating, he moved to Australia to pursue further studies and completed a Master of Physiotherapy at the University of Sydney in 2016. As a dedicated member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association, Anson integrates the latest research into his clinical practice to ensure evidence-based, high-quality care.
Anson received clinical training at prestigious institutions such as Sydney Adventist Hospital, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Concord Hospital, St Joseph’s Hospital, and Port Kembla Hospital. Since his graduation, he has gained extensive experience in sports medicine centres, community medical centres, private practices, and residential aged care facilities, treating a wide range of conditions in patients of all ages.
His clinical interests include chronic musculoskeletal conditions, sports injuries, athletic performance optimization, and trigger point therapy. Anson adopts a patient-centric treatment approach, combining hands-on techniques with customized exercise prescriptions to ensure optimal recovery and long-term outcomes.
In addition to his expertise, Anson holds certifications in CPR and First Aid, SIRA Worker Compensation, Dry Needling, and as a Champion Performance Specialist.
Anson is fluent in English, Mandarin, and Cantonese. He is available for appointments on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Kerri graduated from the University of Sydney in the 1970s and spent three years in Canada, where she gained valuable experience in both rehabilitation and private practice. While in Canada, she had the unique opportunity to work with international athletes at the Montreal Olympics.
Upon returning to Australia, Kerri continued her work in rehabilitation, eventually shifting her focus entirely to private practice. With a career spanning decades, her clinical interests have centered on spinal health, particularly in treating neck pain, headaches, the thoracic ring, and issues related to the lumbar spine and pelvis.
Kerri’s treatment approach blends hands-on techniques with personalized exercise prescriptions. She also frequently incorporates dry needling into her practice, helping patients alleviate pain, reduce swelling, and relax muscles for more effective recovery.
Kerri is available for appointments on Monday and Thursday.
Marina obtained her degree from The University of Queensland and has since built an extensive career in both public and private practice. Her professional experience encompasses acute care, rehabilitation, and outpatient services, with the last 27 years focused on clinical practice within the private sector.
Marina takes a hands-on approach in treating musculoskeletal injuries, post-surgical rehabilitation, and conducting pre-pointe ballet assessments. She employs a range of therapeutic techniques, including manual therapy, dry needling, and tailored exercise prescriptions, to support and optimize patient recovery.
Marina is available for appointments on Thursday.
Jinoo completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy at Australian Catholic University in 2021 and has since worked in private practice, treating a wide range of patients from elite athletes to everyday individuals looking to return to pain-free movement.
Over the past two years, he has developed a strong clinical interest in working with adolescent athletes. As the Head Physiotherapist at Newington College, Jinoo has supported junior athletes across multiple sports, helping them recover from injury, optimise performance, and reduce their risk of re-injury.
Jinoo believes that effective physiotherapy starts with understanding the root cause of pain. His approach combines hands-on treatment with targeted, individualised exercise prescription to help patients move better, build resilience, and return to what they enjoy with confidence.
Jinoo is fluent in both English and Korean. He is available for appointments on Friday.
Cathy is a dedicated remedial massage therapist with over seven years of experience helping people relieve pain, restore movement, and improve their quality of life. She is passionate about providing thoughtful, personalised care and takes the time to understand each person’s concerns before developing a treatment approach that best supports their goals.
Rather than simply relieving symptoms, Cathy focuses on identifying the underlying causes of muscular pain and dysfunction. She combines remedial massage, deep tissue massage, trigger point therapy, and myofascial release techniques to reduce muscle tension, restore mobility, improve flexibility, and support long-term recovery. Her treatments are designed not only to provide immediate relief but also to improve movement, function, and overall wellbeing.
Cathy is fluent in both English and Mandarin and is available for appointments on Monday, Saturday, and Sunday.