Pursue Health is a local physiotherapy, podiatry and exercise clinic focused on helping people recover from injury, move better, and stay active long term.
Most of the people we work with want to keep doing the things they enjoy—whether that’s training, sport, or simply feeling strong and capable in everyday life.
At Pursue Health, we focus on understanding the full picture—not just treating symptoms.
Our team brings together physiotherapy, podiatry and exercise to identify what’s really driving the issue, then guide you forward with a clear, structured plan.
We don’t just aim to reduce pain.
We help you rebuild strength, improve movement, and progress back to what matters—with confidence.
We work with active people who want to stay strong and keep moving.
Often they’re dealing with:
Injuries that keep coming back
Uncertainty around what they should be doing
Frustration from not making progress
They’re not looking for a quick fix.
They want a clear plan—and the right guidance to follow it.
Pursue Health was established by Paul Visentini, Steve Whytcross and Michael McCloskey as part of the Physiosports group.
The aim was simple:
To create a clinic that delivers the same high standard of sports medicine and clinical care, in a setting that feels accessible, supportive, and relevant to the local community.
As part of the Physiosports group, our team benefits from:
This means you receive care that is both locally focused—and backed by a deeper level of clinical expertise.
Our aim is to work with you to help you pursue what matters—whether that’s returning to sport, staying active, or simply feeling your best.
Anthony has a special interest in sporting injuries and injury prevention, in particular the pelvis, hip & groin, joint hypermobility and dance related injuries, including pre-pointe assessments.
Anthony uses his extensive experience to tailor individually specific approach to rehabilitation, self-management strategies and education, providing a pathway from acute injury to return to sport or function.
She enjoys working with children and adolescent populations, helping their growing bodies stay active and continue participating in their favourite activities. She also has a keen interest in running-related injuries and helping people of all ages return to running.
Her approach focuses on education to promote understanding. Meg will then collaborate with you to begin the path forward, combining targeted exercise and hands-on treatment. With formal training in clinical pilates her approach typically blends pilates with traditional strength and conditioning principles.
Meg is currently the physiotherapist for the Southern Saints in the Victorian Netball League and has previous experience in AFL, hockey and netball. Her personal participation in sport means she has a keen interest in promoting active living and community engagement.
Outside the clinic, you’ll find Meg playing netball and touch football, out for a run, training at the gym, or enjoying good food and long walks along the beach with friends and family.
Growing up playing basketball and netball, Kamala understands how important it is to feel strong, capable and confident doing the activities you enjoy.
With an evidence-based and supportive approach, Kamala focuses on education, strength-based rehabilitation and collaborative planning to help patients return to activity with confidence. She believes rehabilitation should feel clear, achievable and tailored to each individual, with a strong focus on long-term health and wellbeing.
Kamala has developed a special interest in supporting women through perimenopause and menopause, helping them to build strength, improve bone health and feel comfortable exercising.
Through her experience as an intern at St Kilda Football Club, sports trainer at Ormond Amateur Football Club and physiotherapist at Hampton Rovers Football Club, Kamala has also developed a strong passion for injury prevention and the management of sporting injuries.
Outside the clinic, Kamala enjoys music, film and staying active with friends and family.
Oliver has also worked as a Sports Trainer with Old Brighton Football Club, gaining valuable experience in acute injury management and return-to-play support within a team environment.
He enjoys working with everyday active adults who want clear answers and practical guidance. Whether you’re returning from injury, building back into exercise, or simply wanting to move without recurring setbacks, Oliver focuses on thorough assessment, structured rehabilitation, and building long-term resilience.
Oliver’s goal is simple. Help you move well, stay consistent, and feel confident in your body.
He is particularly interested in injuries such as heel pain, shin splints, sesamoiditis, patellofemoral pain, and tendinopathies of the foot and ankle. John also has experience managing patients with rheumatological conditions (e.g. arthritis), blisters, ingrown toenails, general foot care, and chronic disease management such as diabetes.
With a background in strength and conditioning, John always considers a holistic view of the foot and ankle, focusing not only on foot orthoses but individualised rehabilitation and strengthening programs for each of his patients. John has also managed both amateur and elite sportsmen and sportswomen from AFL (Australian Rules), gymnastics, basketball, soccer, triathlon, and cricket.
Scott’s academic achievements include a Bachelor of Science with Majors in Physiology and Immunology at Monash and a Bachelor of Applied Science/Masters of Podiatric Practice at La Trobe University. He is a member of the Australian Podiatry Association (APodA), Sports Exercise Podiatry Australia (SEPA) and Sports Medicine Australia (SMA), regularly attending events to advance his knowledge.
Scott enjoys an active lifestyle of running, swimming, cycling, weightlifting and basketball on a regular basis. This passion for exercise and sport drives Scott in the clinic, having experience in managing complex injuries at an amateur and professional sporting level (SSN, NCAA, NBL1, VGL etc.).
Scott has a keen interest in lower limb VALD testing and performance assessment and also Shockwave Therapy.
In Melbourne, Andrea studied the Advanced Diploma in Myotherapy, the Bachelor of Health Science (Clinical Myotherapy), and recently completed her Certificate IV in Training and Assessment, with the goal of sharing her knowledge and skills through teaching. A keen student at heart, she is continually educating and upskilling her knowledge to provide the most recent evidence-based methods to support and enhance her clients’ treatments and goals.
At Physiosports, our passion for sports and focus on biomechanics has resulted in the development of many relationships with elite and community based sports teams . These range from professional teams and athletes to schoolboy rugby, junior football and local personal fitness groups.
