Brooke Chugg
PHYSIOTHERAPIST (SHE / HER)
BACHELOR OF Physiotherapy Honours (Latrobe university)
Brooke holds a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) from La Trobe University and has a strong passion for movement, rehabilitation and helping clients of all ages to achieve their goals. With a background in both physiotherapy and sport, she brings a unique understanding of how the body moves in everyday life as well as in sport settings.
Brooke is passionate about helping individuals of all ages and abilities improve their mobility and overall quality of life, whether that’s recovery post-surgery, building strength or moving pain-free. She has a strong interest in exercise-based rehabilitation, including strength training and Pilates, and enjoys creating tailored programs to help clients return to activities they enjoy.
Prior to becoming a physiotherapist, Brooke worked professionally as a dancer and continues to teach dance, allowing her to combine her knowledge of technique and biomechanics with her understanding of anatomy and injury rehabilitation to support individuals in achieving their goals. She also has experience working as a sports trainer for multiple football teams in the VAFA league.
Brooke takes a collaborative, client-centred approach to care, combining education, targeted exercise and hands-on treatment to support long-term outcomes and overall wellbeing.
When she’s not in the clinic, Brooke enjoys staying active at the gym and dancing, as well as exploring new places and spending quality time with her friends and family.
Special Interests
Sporting and Dance injuries
Lower back pain
Clinical Pilates and strength-based rehabilitation
Joint and soft tissue injuries
Mission Statement
“I’m passionate about helping people move with confidence in both everyday life and sport. Through personalised rehabilitation, education and targeted exercise, I support clients to improve mobility, build strength and return to doing what they love.”
Core Values
Empathy
Communication
Collaboration
Respect & Understanding