The people who make Be Well, Be Well.
Our clinicians, instructors and Keepers bring more than expertise; we bring the warmth and connection that turns a studio into a community.
The Clinicians
The people who listen first, treat with precision, and keep working until you are moving, feeling and living at your best.
Patrick
Senior Physiotherapist
M. Physio, B.ExSc
Patrick
Pat began his career on the Gold Coast, completing his exercise science degree before moving to Sydney for his Masters of Physiotherapy at the University of Sydney. Using a hands-on approach combined with structured exercise prescription, Pat helps clients achieve their goals and live as healthily as possible, for as long as possible.
Sabine
Physiotherapist
B.Sc. Physio, PNF Certified, M. Musculoskeletal and Sports Physio
Sabine
From sports clinics in Germany to touring the world with WTA elite tennis players at Grand Slams, Sabine has built one of the most extraordinary physiotherapy careers in the field. She brings more than 20 years of international experience, including a Masters from the University of Adelaide, to helping patients rediscover their strength and mobility.
Amanda
Therapeutic Massage
Amanda
With 20 years of healing expertise, Amanda combines skilled technique with a genuine gift for connection. Her therapeutic massage sessions improve circulation, reduce cortisol, support the immune system, and release physical and emotional tension, leaving you restored well beyond your time on the table.Â
Megan
Remedial Massage
BNurs, DipRemMass
Megan
With 14 years of specialised experience and a nursing background, Megan goes beyond surface-level relief to treat the root cause of your discomfort. From chronic back pain and tension headaches to injury rehabilitation, her targeted treatments are designed to get you moving freely again. Private health rebates, NDIS, and Aged Care funding are all available.
The Instructors
The people you will sweat with, learn from, and thank tht they got you moving.
Divyani
Yoga Teacher
Divyani
Divyani found yoga in 2016 when poor posture left her entire left arm immobilised. What began as recovery became a calling, and she trained as a teacher in 2017 with her parents as her very first students. She now brings the physiological, mental, and emotional benefits of yoga to every class she teaches.
Geraldine
Yoga Teacher
Geraldine
Geri is a yoga and mindfulness teacher known for keeping things real, inclusive, and pressure-free. She specialises in accessible, welcoming practices with no experience, flexibility, or fancy activewear required. With a background in corporate settings, schools, and aged care, she offers yin, hatha, vinyasa, slow flow, chair yoga, meditation, and mindfulness, tailoring each session so everyone feels supported and seen.
Maddison
Personal Trainer and Pilates Instructor
Maddison
Maddison combines a deep understanding of body mechanics with a personalised approach that transforms how you move, feel, and perform. Her clients consistently report breakthrough results, improved confidence, and a stronger connection to their bodies in everyday life.
Ming
Pilates Instructor
Ming
Ming discovered Pilates during her own recovery and saw its power to restore strength and confidence from the inside out. Trained to make movement accessible to every body, her teaching style is supportive and mindful, focused on controlled movement that leaves you feeling stronger, more connected, and totally confident.
Shubhra
Pilates and Yoga
Shubhra
Blending fitness training, yoga, and reformer Pilates, Shubhra takes a holistic approach that strengthens the body, calms the mind, and lifts your energy. With experience across clubs and corporate wellness, her classes are designed to challenge you, ground you, and leave you feeling a little lighter, inside and out.
Front of House
The Keepers
The people who know your name, know how you take your tea, and keep this whole place running beautifully.
Eavie
Eavie
Eavie is often the very first person you will speak to when you hear about Be Well, and that is no accident. As Head Keeper and lead manager, she sets the tone for everything that follows. Warm, welcoming, and endlessly capable, Eavie is the reason members always feel at home the moment they walk through the door.
Gina
Be Well Keeper
Gina
Growing up in the coastal town of Lennox Head in Northern NSW, Gina brought a little of that seaside warmth with her when she made the move to Melbourne. After time spent adventuring overseas, she found her perfect fit at Be Well. Now completing her Diploma in Social Media and Digital Marketing, Gina makes sure every person who walks through the door feels at home from the moment they arrive.
Kahlil
Be Well Keeper and IT Manager
Kahlil
Growing up in Alterra, New Zealand, Kahlil made the move to Melbourne and found his home at Be Well. After graduating with degrees in Information Systems and Sociology in 2026, he joined the team as IT Manager, bringing a passion for matching Be Well’s excellent service with an equally excellent digital experience for members.
As both a Be Well Keeper and IT Manager, Kahlil blends people skills with technical know-how, keeping the member experience warm and welcoming while making sure everything runs smoothly behind the scenes.
Stephanie
Be Well Keeper
Stephanie
One of Be Well’s original Be Keepers. After completing her undergraduate degree in anatomical science, she spent time as a tram driver at Melbourne’s Essendon depot before finding her way back to Be Well. Now studying a Masters in Epidemiological Science, Steph brings her curiosity, care and familiar friendly face to every Member who walks through the doors.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
The people who know your name, know how you take your tea, and keep this whole place running beautifully.
Our Team and Studio
No referral is needed. You can book directly with Patrick, Natalie, or Sabine through the Be Well Australia app or by calling (03) 8851 9686. All three physiotherapists offer musculoskeletal assessment, rehabilitation, and clinical Pilates referrals as part of their regular practice.
Yes. Dr Kate is our resident Clinical Psychologist, holding a Doctorate in Clinical and Forensic Psychology and registered with the Australian Psychological Society. She offers evidence-based therapy for depression, anxiety, trauma, and a wide range of life challenges. Medicare rebates are available for eligible sessions.
Remedial massage, provided by Megan, is a targeted clinical treatment for musculoskeletal conditions including chronic back pain, tension headaches, and injury rehabilitation. It is claimable on most private health funds. Therapeutic massage, provided by Amanda, focuses on whole-body restoration: reducing cortisol, improving circulation, supporting immunity, and releasing both physical and emotional tension. Both are available to book via the Be Well Australia app.
Yes. Personal training is available with our accredited trainers and can be booked one-on-one through the Be Well Australia app or by contacting the studio. If you are unsure which trainer is the best fit for your goals, our team is happy to guide you at your first visit.
Absolutely. All group classes welcome participants of every level, and our instructors provide modifications and personalised cues so that beginners feel as supported as experienced movers. If you are new to reformer Pilates or yoga, our team is happy to walk you through the basics before your first class.
The easiest way is through the Be Well Australia app, where you can view each practitioner's availability and book directly. You can also call the studio on (03) 8851 9686 or email us at bewell@bewell.com.au and one of our Keepers will connect you with the right person.
Health and Longevity
Strength training is one of the most evidence-backed interventions for healthy ageing. Regular resistance work helps maintain muscle mass, preserve bone density, improve balance and coordination, support metabolic health, and reduce the risk of falls and fractures as we get older. Our physiotherapists and trainers design programs that build functional strength safely at every stage of life, so you can keep doing the things you love for longer.
Physiotherapy is central to long-term health because it addresses the root causes of pain and movement limitation rather than managing symptoms alone. A physiotherapist can identify postural imbalances, movement dysfunctions, and early signs of joint degeneration before they become serious problems, keeping you active, mobile, and independent for longer. The earlier you address an issue, the better the long-term outcome.
Most research suggests two to three sessions per week is sufficient to experience meaningful improvements in mobility, core strength, posture, and stress levels. That said, consistency over months and years matters far more than frequency in any given week. Our instructors are happy to help you find a sustainable schedule that fits your lifestyle and evolves with your goals.
The evidence is clear that mental and physical health are deeply interconnected. Chronic stress elevates cortisol, which drives inflammation, disrupts sleep, and accelerates cellular ageing. Conversely, regular movement, quality recovery, and psychological support all reduce the physiological burden of stress and contribute meaningfully to a longer, healthier life. That is why our studio brings physiotherapy, psychology, movement, and recovery under one roof.