Since opening in January 2018, our team brings a wealth of experience in musculoskeletal, sports, post-operative and paediatric physiotherapy - all focused on getting you the results you deserve.
Director & Physiotherapist
Belinda Mutzelburg is a passionate physiotherapist and Director. Her goal is to help individuals move better, feel better, and live better through evidence-based treatments and personalised care.
She graduated from Griffith University Gold Coast with a Master's in Physiotherapy in 2013. Before this, she completed both a Bachelor of Exercise Science and a Bachelor of Business. Her background in competitive sports first sparked her passion for injury rehabilitation.
Over time, she has expanded her expertise to include the complex neuromuscular and musculoskeletal system roles. She finds great satisfaction in educating patients about their bodies - whether working with grassroots athletes or those at the Australian representative level.
Belinda is DNS qualified in both Adults and Paediatrics, allowing her to apply Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilisation principles across every stage of life - from developmental movement in children through to rehabilitation and performance in adults.
DNS Qualified
Physiotherapist
Luke graduated from Central Queensland University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2021 with first class honours. After graduating, Luke worked as a community care physiotherapist in Hervey Bay, working with home care and NDIS clients.
Growing up in Brisbane's basketball scene, Luke now strives to use his knowledge to help not only aspiring basketballers, but all athletes to increase their performance levels. He has a passion for helping everyone achieve their treatment goals, regardless of age, occupation, or current level of function.
Physiotherapist & Dance Specialist
Alana graduated from the University of Queensland in 2022 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) and began her career in musculoskeletal physiotherapy. Prior to this, she completed a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science and worked in the sports performance industry.
Alana’s passion for human movement began early, growing up as both a dedicated dancer and dance teacher in addition to her sporting career. With a strong foundation in Strength and Conditioning and as an international-level Canoe Polo player, Alana has a particular interest in working with athletes and dancers at every stage of their journey.
Outside the clinic, you'll likely find Alana out kayaking - or perhaps on a dance floor!
Physiotherapist
Amy is a Physiotherapist at Movement Improvement, graduating in 2025 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Griffith University. Amy is passionate about helping people feel confident in their bodies, whether that’s returning to sport, keeping up with life, or simply moving without pain.
With a background in dance and pilates, Amy brings a strong appreciation for body awareness, control, and efficient movement. She focuses on thorough assessment, clear education, and tailored rehabilitation using evidence-informed exercise and progressive strength-based rehab.
Amy has a particular interest in musculoskeletal and neurological conditions, injury prevention, and movement education, and is experienced in dry needling therapy.
Physiotherapist
Taylah graduated from Central Queensland University with honours in Physiotherapy in 2016. While studying, Taylah was Head Trainer at her local Aussie Rules club, the Rockhampton Panthers AFC, where she continued to volunteer her time for several years to further increase her exposure to acute sporting injuries and their management.
Taylah began her physiotherapy career with Movement Improvement Rockhampton before relocating to the Brisbane clinic in 2021. Her move brought valuable opportunities, including serving as Head Physiotherapist for the Brisbane Bullets during the 2021/22 and 2022/23 NBL seasons and working with swimmers from grassroots programs through to Australian representatives.
While her background in elite sport has shaped her clinical skills, Taylah is most passionate about helping everyday people move better and feel stronger. She enjoys working with weekend warriors, active families, and anyone wanting to improve mobility, manage pain, or build confidence in their body.
In the clinic, she brings a warm, practical, and down-to-earth approach. She works with a wide range of clients, from those navigating general wear and tear to anyone wanting to improve their stability, mobility, and long-term movement health. Taylah believes great physio is about empowering people with the tools, habits, and confidence to keep moving well for life.
Outside of the clinic you’ll find Taylah following Aussie Rules and spending quality time with her growing family.