Alexander is a bilingual (Mandarin and English) physiotherapist who graduated from Bond University with a Doctor of Physiotherapy and holds a background in Human Science, majoring in Human Movement from Macquarie University. Throughout his training, he gained extensive experience across hospitals and private practice settings, developing a strong passion for helping people return to their previous level of function—or exceed it.

 

Over the years, Alexander has applied these experiences to build a strong understanding of musculoskeletal injuries, allowing him to tailor treatment plans to each individual patient. He prides himself on identifying and addressing the root cause of injury through a thorough understanding of anatomy, biomechanics, and physiology. Alexander has a particular interest in treating neck pain, lower back pain, knee conditions, and tendon-related injuries.

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Alex frequently manages complex and persistent neck and lower back conditions and is often sought out for second opinions on challenging musculoskeletal presentations.

Alexander has worked with the Ryde Eastwood Hawks Rugby Club (semi-professional team) competing in the Ron Massey Cup and Sydney Shield as a Senior Sports Physiotherapist, where he was responsible for injury assessment, treatment, and return-to-play management within a multidisciplinary team environment. He has also served as a physiotherapist with the NSW Police Force RECON team, providing in-house physiotherapy services to police personnel.

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In addition to his civilian practice, Alexander currently serves part-time as a Physiotherapist in the Australian Army Reserve. Through this role, he has provided physiotherapy services for the Australian Defence Force (ADF) at major sporting events, including the State Hart Netball Competition, where he supported the ADF National Champion team.

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Outside of work, Alexander maintains a strong interest in health, fitness, and athletic performance. He has successfully completed two HYROX competitions and is currently preparing for his next HYROX event in Sydney. He is also an avid long-distance runner and regularly participates in endurance training, giving him firsthand insight into the physical demands of running-related injuries, rehabilitation, and performance optimisation. His personal involvement in strength training, endurance sports, and functional fitness provides valuable perspective when helping active individuals and athletes achieve their goals. When he's not in the clinic, you'll most likely find him bouldering, playing basketball, running, training for HYROX, or keeping fit at the gym.

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Accreditation

• Bachelor of Human Science (Majoring in Human Movement)

• Doctor of Physiotherapy 

• Member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)

• Registered AHPRA Allied Health Practitioner

• SIRA approved

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 Expertise

• Dry Needling

• Sports management

• Tendon based injury

• Complex lower back pain 

• TMJ pain

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Beverley (Bev) is one of the physiotherapists at Green Allied Health. She has a strong rooted foundation in musculoskeletal and sports conditions and also specialises in women’s pelvic health. 

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She completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy degree at The University of Queensland. During her studies in Brisbane, Bev developed a strong appreciation for the complexity of the human body and how physiotherapy can assist in restoring better movement and resultant quality of life. 

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Bev's management of women's pelvic health encompasses pregnancy pre-post natal care as well as birth preparation, menopausal symptom management, conditions such as pelvic floor pain and dysfunction, pelvic girdle pain, hip/groin and back dysfunction, baldder and bowel incontinence and urgency, pelvic organ prolapse (POP), mastitis, abdominal separation, post-operative care and exercise management.  

 

Bev understands the complexity of the human body and practices with patience, care and attention to detail. She loves pilates, yoga and most of all weightlifting at the gym. In her spare time, you will find Bev studying holistic health and and dabbling in the playful art of astrology. 

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Bev has completed her placements in Brisbane hospitals and private practice centres where she has treated a wide variety of cases including musculoskeletal, neurology, cardiorespiratory, and orthopaedics (post-operative procedures).

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Qualifications

• Bachelor Physiotherapy BPHTY(HONS)

• Dry Needling CPD health course

• ASCA Level 1 Strength and Conditioning Coach

• CPD Women’s Health Introductory Level 1

• CPD Women through the Life Stages Level 1

• CPD Pelvic Health Level 1 and Level 2

• CPD Pelvic Health Level 3 Advanced SUI/POP (including pessary fitting)

• Polestar Pilates trained Mat and Reformers 

• APA member 

• WHTA member 

Dr. Zhou is a highly experienced Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioner and acupuncturist with over three decades of clinical practice. She completed her Bachelor’s Degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine at Heilongjiang University of TCM in 1987 following five years of full-time study. She then undertook a further three years of postgraduate education and research, obtaining a Master’s Degree in Acupuncture from Beijing University of TCM in 1990.

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Since graduating, Dr. Zhou has worked extensively in hospitals and private clinics across China, New Zealand, and Australia, providing integrative care informed by both Eastern and Western medical perspectives. Her broad clinical experience allows her to tailor treatment plans individually, selecting the most appropriate approach for each patient.

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In addition to her clinical work, Ms Lynd has contributed to education within the TCM profession. She has previously lectured in the Women’s Health Master’s Program at Western Sydney University and is currently a Senior Lecturer at the Sydney Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

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Clinical Interests & Specialties

Women’s Health, Fertility & Reproductive Care

• Infertility and pre-conception support

• Post-pregnancy recovery and postpartum care

• Pregnancy-related complications

• Menopause management (male and female)

• IVF support and recurrent IVF failure

• Unexplained infertility

• Advanced maternal age and premature ovarian failure

• Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and anovulatory cycles

• Endometriosis

• Egg and sperm quality concerns

• Anti-sperm antibodies

Menstrual & Gynaecological Conditions

• Irregular menstruation (early or delayed cycles)

• Dysmenorrhea

• Prolonged bleeding and spotting (metrorrhagia)

• Uterine fibroids

• PCOS and endometriosis

General Health & Internal Medicine

• Anxiety, depression and insomnia

• Fatigue and stress-related conditions

• Digestive disorders, including constipation, diarrhoea and IBS

• Weight management

Pain & Musculoskeletal Conditions

• Neck, shoulder and elbow pain

• Lower back, hip, leg and knee pain

• Foot and joint pain

• Unexplained visceral referred pain

Neurological & Medical Conditions

• Bell’s Palsy (early intervention focused)

• Stroke management across acute, recovery and long-term stages

Respiratory & Immune Health

• Flu, cough and general respiratory conditions

Paediatric Conditions​

• ADHD

• Developmental delay