Meet Our Team

After completing years 8-12 at Westminster School, Leigh graduated from the University of South Australia in 2006 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy.

Leigh has provided physiotherapy services to Greater Western Sydney, Glenelg Football Club, Brighton Football Club, Team IAM International Cycling Team and various netball clubs.  He continues to attend workshops and seminars to ensure he is at the forefront of the physiotherapy progression. He is a member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA).

While Leigh has a special interest in sports injuries, he has predominately worked in private practice and has great expertise in treating all musculoskeletal injuries. Leigh has also completed level 1-4 DMA Clinical Pilates.

Leigh works with a hands on treatment approach, including but not limited to manipulation, joint mobilisation, soft tissue/trigger point work and Pilates/functional strengthening.  Leigh is passionate about teaching the benefits of Clinical Pilates for fitness and injury rehabilitation.

Outside of work Leigh has played football for many years and although he has now retired he still has a keen interest in the game.  He is a member of Glenelg Golf Club and enjoys playing weekly. Leigh also enjoys travelling.

James completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the University of South Australia in 2014. Since graduating James has gained experiencing managing all sports and musculoskeletal injuries and has developed a special interest in a few key areas. These include the management of complex conditions associated with the hip/pelvis, foot/ankle as well as neck related headaches.

James is a Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) Certified Medical Level 2 assessor. He has a passion for managing golf specific injuries as well as improving physical performance for golf. James has a strong belief in using a well-rounded approach combining manual therapy with specific exercises including mobility exercises, functional strengthening in the form of Kinetic Link Training (KLT) as well as Pilates inspired exercises to ensure the best outcome for the patient.

Outside of work, James is a passionate golfer. He has been a member at Flagstaff Hill Golf Club for well over 10 years and continues to be a regular member of their pennant team. James is also a keen runner and cyclist and loves a nice wine, a nice coffee and spending time with family and friends.

Thomas completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the University of South Australia in 2022, graduating with First Class Honours. He was additionally awarded the Geoffrey Maitland Prize for the highest academic achievement in the musculoskeletal components of the Physiotherapy course. Thomas is now a member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) and the national APA musculoskeletal group.

Originally from Hobart, Thomas was engaged in multiple sports, including representing Tasmania in badminton at a variety of national and international tournaments. As a result, Thomas has developed a passion for treating sports injuries, the athletic population, and musculoskeletal conditions. He enjoys complementing manual therapy with exercise prescription to gain the best possible results for his clients.

Outside of work, Thomas is a keen road cyclist, casual runner, and coffee enthusiast.

Cindy completed her Bachelor of Health Sciences and Master of Physiotherapy at Flinders University in 2023. She has diverse experience working with neurological, cardiorespiratory, musculoskeletal and women’s health conditions. Cindy has also enriched her understanding of cultural safety and responsiveness, through working closely with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Northern Territory communities. She has a firm belief in a holistic approach to treatment that employs hands-on therapy, functional exercises and strength and conditioning. She is dedicated to creating meaningful connections with clients and ensuring their comfort and support to create positive outcomes.

Besides work, Cindy is a passionate musician and has a keen interest in the hospitality industry. She is a member of the Unley Symphony Orchestra as a violinist and enjoys DJing for a range of different events. Cindy has an extensive history of working in hospitality and is especially fond of the bar and restaurant scene that Adelaide offers. She also previously played netball, volleyball and participated in track and field, and still has a keen interest in sports.

Gina is a well-rounded physiotherapist who takes a thoughtful, patient-centred approach to care. She is passionate about helping people move better, feel stronger, and regain confidence in their bodies – whether they’re recovering from injury, managing a long-term condition, or simply trying to get back to doing what they enjoy. Gina combines hands-on treatment with exercise-based rehabilitation and practical, easy-to-understand advice to support long-term, sustainable outcomes.  

With experience across a broad range of musculoskeletal conditions, post-operative rehabilitation, and more complex presentations, Gina approaches each case with curiosity and care. She takes the time to understand not just the injury, but the person behind it – their goals, lifestyle, and what matters most to them. She believes that good physiotherapy isn’t just about treating pain, but about empowering people with the knowledge and confidence to take ownership of their recovery.

Gina is known for her warm and approachable nature, as well as her ability to build strong, trusting relationships with her patients. She values clear communication and aims to create an environment where people feel comfortable asking questions, understanding their treatment, and being actively involved in their progress. Her approach is grounded in the belief that meaningful outcomes come from a combination of clinical expertise, consistency, and genuine care.

Outside of the clinic, Gina enjoys slowing things down and finding balance in the small things. She has developed a reputation as a bit of a coffee snob, always on the hunt for a perfectly brewed cup.  She spends her spare time attempting to maintain an urban garden, with enthusiasm that far outweighs her success rate. Whether it’s tending to plants that may or may not survive or exploring Adelaide’s café scene, she values the process as much as the outcome – a mindset she brings into her clinical practice every day.

Julie Comley is a part time receptionist at Physio Solutions SA and brings with her over 30 years experience in the health industry.  A Brighton local, Julie enjoys spending time with her grandchildren, doing Pilates, going to the gym and wining & dining with her family and friends.

Debbie Thorpe is a part time receptionist at Physio Solutions SA. Deb loves to meet new people. Since moving from the UK, she enjoys the outdoor lifestyle, spending time with family & friends and also loves to travel.