Ruby Hong
Managing Director/Physiotherapist
Ruby completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) from Monash University in 2018. She has invaluable experience in sports injury management and prevention previously working with AFLW/VFLW teams. Currently, Ruby is the physiotherapist for our local women’s football team and partnership club, Seaford Football Netball Club. In addition to her sporting background, Ruby has developed a special interest in acute and chronic neck and lower back pain as well as ante/postnatal rehabilitation helping women to keep active during and after their pregnancy. Ruby has completed further training in dry needling and clinical reformer pilates and is always looking to upskill wherever she can.
Ruby loves meeting new people and has a strong passion for helping clients of all ages and abilities to achieve their health goals, no matter how big or small.
Outside of work, Ruby enjoys playing local footy with her team, the Caulfield Grammarians, travelling and trying new recipes!
Chelsea Maddock
Director/Physiotherapist
Chelsea joined the CHW team in 2014 after completing a Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science (Deakin University) and Doctor of Physiotherapy (University of Melbourne). Chelsea is passionate about prenatal, antenatal and post natal care for women, has a strong interest in shoulder rehabilitation and management, and enjoys taking reformer classes in our Pilates studio.
Outside of work, Chelsea is a mama to Freddie and loves spending time with her little family on the Mornington Peninsula. Chelsea was a competitive swimmer (in a past life) and enjoys keeping active, dining with friends, watching AFL footy and drinking strong lattes with her hubby.
Heshan Silva
Physiotherapist
Hesh has completed his Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science (Deakin University) and then Doctor of Physiotherapy (Melbourne University). He has a keen interest in Sports and avid enthusiast of AFL and Basketball. Having developed injuries in the past with sport, Hesh has developed a keen interest in helping manage injuries and conditions to improve and reach whatever their goals are.
In his spare time, he enjoys going to the gym, watching sports, Netflix and playing video games.
James Lin
Physiotherapist
James holds a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science (Deakin University), where he majored in Exercise Physiology and Strength and Conditioning, as well as a Doctor of Physiotherapy (University of Melbourne). With experience in public hospitals and private practice, James gained valuable experience managing a wide range of musculoskeletal injuries. He has a special interest in managing low back pain, tendinopathies, knee injuries (including ACL injury), and recovery following orthopaedic surgeries such as hip and knee replacements. Drawing from his past roles in factory and kitchen hand work, James has a deep understanding of the physical demands of these environments. This has inspired his focus on helping clients recover from work-related injuries. James is passionate about empowering his clients to achieve their goals while equipping them with tools to prevent future injuries. James also speaks fluent Mandarin. Outside of work, James enjoys playing basketball, training in his home gym, playing piano and video games, and watching Netflix and anime.
Leah Rolfe
Managing Director/Podiatrist
After graduating in 2015 from Charles Sturt University with her Bachelors degree in Podiatry, Leah has relocated from the country to Melbourne to join the team at Complete Health and Wellbeing. Leah firmly believes that Podiatry can assist the young or old and the healthy or frail to achieve optimum function.
Having completed work experience in a range of different regional and metropolitan hospitals and clinics, Leah has experience working with a wide range of patients and has a particular interest in bio-mechanical and musculoskeletal related lower limb complications and diabetes management. In her spare time, Leah is a bit of a foodie and enjoys all the goods Melbourne has to offer.
Nick Puli
Podiatrist
Since graduating from La Trobe university in 2010 Nick has worked in a number of roles across several major public hospitals and health services across Victoria and Tasmania, specialising in the management of diabetic feet.
Nick has always had a special interest in how diabetes affects the way people walk and preventing and managing diabetic foot complications whilst also he also has extensive experience in assessing and treating bio-mechanical and musculoskeletal issues of the lower leg and foot.
In 2020 Nick graduated from a Post-Graduate degree in Health Administration from Curtin University and is currently also working as an Improvement Coordinator at Western Health aiming to improve the care that all patients receive when attending Western Health.
Outside of work Nick loves to keep active cycling, going to the gym and he also loves going to the footy.
Nick Leef
Podiatrist
Nick is an experienced podiatrist who graduated from AUT University (New Zealand) in 1997. He has been working in private practice since then, gaining valuable knowledge in treating a wide range of foot-related complaints. Nick has also served as a university lecturer, clinical educator, and consultant to several leading footwear brands, supporting their sponsored athletes.
He is committed to staying at the forefront of podiatric care by regularly attending conferences and specialized training events. This dedication has led him to attain several rehabilitation endorsements, including shockwave therapy, trigger point dry needling, low-level laser therapy, and Kinesio taping, ensuring his knowledge is always up-to-date. Nick has a holistic approach to care and provides hands-on treatment, orthotic prescription, footwear education, and muscle-balancing programs.
Outside of work, Nick enjoys mountain biking, water skiing, snow skiing, and windsurfing.
Andrea Ramanathan
Myotherapist/Remedial Massage Therapist
Andrea started her work as a Myotherapist after studying an Advanced Diploma of Remedial Massage (Myotherapy) in 2012. Having worked in various clinics throughout Melbourne since graduating, Andrea spent the last 9 years integrating her skills as a Myotherapist in Mornington.
With her warm and compassionate nature, Andrea strives to allow space for her clients to feel safe and comfortable and to be seen and heard. She takes on a holistic approach within her treatments, in hopes to support her clients back to optimal health, allowing them to lead happy and healthy lifestyles, free from ailments and pain. Andrea is passionate about helping clients become more attune in their bodies by highlighting the benefits of being mindful and taking a step back from the stressors that could cause frequent aches and pains.
Andrea has exceptional skills in performing deep tissue massage, dry needling, trigger-point and myofascial release techniques, fascial cupping, breathing exercises to promote a relaxed nervous system, pregnancy massage, self-treatment and stretching techniques. She enjoys treating people from all walks of life and has a special interest in treating the diaphragm, front chain of the body and prescribing yoga poses linked with breathing techniques that aid in opening up the body’s fascial tissue. With intentions to further her studies, Andrea has a keen interest in Yin Yoga and Reiki and would love to integrate these with her existing knowledge of the human body.
Outside of work you’ll find Andrea at the gym, attending a yoga class, relaxing in the infrared sauna with a book or journal, and spending time with family and friends. In her spare time, she also loves to cook, tend to her ever-growing indoor plant family and go for long walks with her ball obsessed dog, Tilly.
Natalie Logan
Dietetics
Natalie is a qualified Accredited Practising Dietitian having completed a Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics with Honours at Monash University. She is a member of both the Dietitian’s Association of Australia and Nutrition Australia. Throughout uni, she worked across a variety of settings including hospitals, research, rehabilitation and projects with city councils. She also volunteered with Diabetes Victoria on their camps.
As a dietitian, Natalie is able to able to assist a wide array of individuals with a number of medical conditions and has a keen interest in all areas of dietetics. In particular, assisting to manage and improve health outcomes in those patients with diabetes, gastro-intestinal health conditions, cancers, allergies and intolerances, nutritional deficiencies and preventing chronic diseases through weight loss and dietary changes.
Outside of work, Natalie loves playing sport having played tennis since she was young and has been a Swimming Coach. She also loves discovering new foods and restaurants to try.
Natalie is no longer taking on new clients.
Jayde Boothroyd
Administration/Social Media
Jayde has completed a Bachelor of Nutrition Science and loves all things food and cooking. Outside of work, you’ll find her at pilates, trying Melbourne’s best food spots, or chasing after her two fur babies.
Megan Macdonald
Managing Director/Practice Manager
Megan is a sun seeking, dog and plant loving, Yoga teacher and best of all, a mum of two ratbags, Lily and Jack. She loves to get out in nature, enjoy a warm brew, and quality time spent with family and friends.
Melissa Knight
Administration
Melissa is a mum of 2 boys, Cooper and Lachie. She enjoys watching community sport, footy and basketball.
Melissa likes to keep fit by walking and swimming and enjoys reading and spending time with family and friends.
Jessie Andersen
Administration/Mobility Instructor
Jessie is a dedicated mother of 2 girls. In addition to raising her family and previously working as a hairdresser for 19 years, she has complete her Certificate IV in Allied Health assisting in Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy. This extra training gives Jessie a well rounded understanding of the human body, in which she keeps front of mind when running Mobility classes.
Outside of work, Jessie enjoys staying active, exploring the outdoors and spending quality time with her family.