Henri is a dedicated Physiotherapist with a deep commitment to high-performance rehabilitation and holistic musculoskeletal health. Graduating from Monash University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours), Henri specialises in a Manual Therapy and Exercise-Based Hybrid Model of care. With years of experience as a Strength and Conditioning Coach and Sports Trainer, Henri has a proven track record of working within high-pressure environments, including NPL soccer clubs and Football Victoria. This extensive clinical foundation has provided him with a sophisticated understanding of biomechanics and the importance of tailored load management in achieving long-term recovery.

While he has deep roots in sports medicine, he has a particular clinical interest in treating persistent and chronic conditions of the back, shoulders, and knees. He believes in bridging the gap between clinical treatment and functional strength, ensuring his patients—whether they are athletes or managing everyday discomfort—attain sustainable results and physical resilience.

With a focus on providing empathetic, one-on-one care, Henri views the clinician-patient relationship as a partnership. He excels at empowering his patients through education and progressive, evidence-based movement strategies. Furthermore, Henri is proficient in Cantonese and Mandarin, allowing him to provide inclusive, high-quality care to a diverse range of the community.

Outside of the clinic, Henri is a former basketball player who now spends his time as a dedicated student of Muay Thai. His personal commitment to discipline and athletic training reflects his professional dedication to helping others achieve their physical potential and maintain a pain-free, active lifestyle

Lillian Lau is an APA Titled Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist and the Practice Principal at Annandale Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic. She has practised since 2006 and works primarily with complex musculoskeletal conditions, particularly referred pain, neck dysfunction and spinal and pelvic problems.

What “APA Titled” means. Titling is a credential awarded by the Australian College of Physiotherapists, which sits within the Australian Physiotherapy Association. It is granted on the basis of postgraduate qualification, demonstrated clinical competence and peer assessment, and it is held by only a small proportion of Australian physiotherapists. It is not a self-description, it is earned and externally awarded.

Qualifications and training

• Master of Manual Therapy, University of Western Australia, 2010
• Bachelor of Applied Science in Physiotherapy, University of Sydney, 2006
• APA Titled Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist, Australian College of Physiotherapists
• Watson Headache Institute, Level 1
• Registered with the Physiotherapy Board of Australia, registration number PHY0001248689, first registered 2007

Her clinical work draws on McKenzie and Mulligan Concepts, Muscle Energy Techniques, fascial and visceral manipulation, and dry needling. She attends international musculoskeletal conferences regularly to keep her practice current, and she is committed to treatment that is grounded in evidence rather than habit.

How Lillian works

Lillian opened her own practice because she wanted to deliver care a particular way. One physiotherapist with one patient, in a private room, for the whole appointment. No treating several people at once, and no rebooking anyone who does not need to come back.

She assesses every patient from scratch, even those arriving with an existing diagnosis, because inheriting someone else’s conclusion clouds the judgement of whoever comes next. She treats the impairments that come with a condition rather than the label, and she reassesses when progress stalls.

Above all she believes education is the most useful thing a physiotherapist can offer. If you understand why you are doing an exercise, you will do it properly at home, and that is where recovery actually happens. She would rather you asked questions and challenged her than nodded politely and stopped.

Experience

Lillian’s career spans rehabilitation for work-related injuries, exercise prescription and sports injury management, with substantial experience in private practice and orthopaedic rehabilitation. She has particular experience with patients whose problems have not resolved elsewhere.

Outside the clinic

Lillian is Mum to an energetic toddler and the furparent of M, the clinic mascot, a sheltie who has sat in on Pilates sessions at Annandale Physio for over ten years. In her own time she dances, and practises aerial lyra and acrobalance, embracing movement both professionally and personally.

Articles by Lillian

• You are allowed to challenge your physio. Please do

With over 20 years of experience, Hai is a highly respected and sought-after physiotherapist in Sydney’s Inner West. His expertise spans across all musculoskeletal conditions, with a special focus on knee injuries and sports rehabilitation. A dedicated and empathetic practitioner, Hai has successfully treated countless patients in both the public and private sectors, earning a reputation for excellence in physiotherapy care.

Hai has completed Level 1 and 2 APA Sports Physiotherapy courses, equipping him with advanced skills in diagnosing, treating, and rehabilitating sports injuries. He excels in hands-on manual therapy, exercise prescription, and rehabilitation programs, ensuring patients recover swiftly and regain peak performance.

Having worked closely with leading orthopaedic specialists, Hai provides cutting-edge rehab solutions that help clients return to full function and manage pain effectively in the shortest possible time.
Beyond his clinical work, Hai is committed to shaping the next generation of physiotherapists, serving as a clinical supervisor and educator. His mentorship ensures that future practitioners uphold the highest standards of patient care.

Outside the clinic, Hai is a family man who enjoys travel, fine wine, and exceptional food—a testament to his love of quality in all aspects of life.