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Meet our team
Daniel's interest in physiotherapy sprouted during the rehabilitation process of a shoulder injury he sustained from a skiing injury. He followed this interest and went on to complete an undergraduate degree in human biomedical science which was followed up with a Masters in Physiotherapy. Daniel has a keen interest chronic/persistent pain as well as acute sports injuries and is a proud supporter and member of the Olympic Winter Institute of Australia. This has given him the opportunity to work and travel with some of our incredibly talented winter Olympians. Although he enjoys his winter sports he is no stranger to the lower altitude varieties. Daniel is a firm believer that the principles of well taught rehab exercise and appropriate education are the key to assisting both injury management and reducing the risk of injury. Outside of physio Daniel also enjoys being active with surfing, running ​and exploring the outdoors with his wife and young boys.
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Daniel Baltis
Physiotherapist
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Loren Chambers
Accredited and Sports Dietitian
Loren is an Accredited practicing Dietitian and Sports Dietitian who relocated from Melbourne in 2020 and has not looked back. She graduated from a Bachelor of Food Science and Nutrition in 2010, followed by a Master in Dietetics in 2012.
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Loren provides Individualized dietary advice, based on personal goals and nutrition requirements; whilst offering ongoing guidance, motivation, and support.
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She enjoys working with a wide variety of people, especially those gastrointestinal disorders such as food intolerances and IBS, diabetes and weight management clients. However, her passion is in the field of Sports Nutrition, having previously worked with a wide range of elite athletes through the Vic Institute of Sport and with two AFL clubs.
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Outside of work hours, Loren loves to run. She has completed two marathons and is currently training for a third. She also enjoys good coffee, experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen and being out in the ocean, learning to surf.
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Cathy Nolan
Women's Health Physiotherapist
Cathy is an experienced Women's Health Physiotherapist assessing and treating a variety of pelvic floor conditions such as urinary incontinence, urge incontinence and poor bladder control. Cathy is also experienced at treating pregnancy related lower back and pelvic girdle pain, abdominal separation, DeQuervain's tenosynovitis and returning post-partum women safely to exercise.
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Her approach is hands on, utilising a range of soft tissues techniques combined with joint mobilisation and exercise therapy to help you recover quicker. Cathy is qualified in and uses other modalities such as dry needling.
Cathy is an active member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association's Musculoskeletal, Incontinence and Women's Health groups ensuring she keeps up to date on the latest evidence based treatments to keep you moving well.
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Cathy is a NSW WorkCover accredited physiotherapist, qualified pilates, fitness and yoga therapy instructor.
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In her spare time, Cathy is an enthusiastic kayaker, golfer, ocean swimmer, hiker and photographer.
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Cathy is is currently on leave at the moment.
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Casey Rose
Practice Manager
Casey has been a vital part of See Change Physiotherapy since 2018, overseeing the smooth day-to-day running of the practice and helps ensure everything behind the scenes runs seamlessly. Outside the clinic, she enjoys getting in the ocean and drinking coffee at local cafes with family and friends.