Leanne Taylor-Leckie

BHSc (Clinical Myotherapy)  | Gradcert Mental Health | ASCA Strength & Conditioning Coach

Leanne brings over 25 years of experience across the health and sporting industries, combining extensive experience with a strong understanding of injury management, rehabilitation, strength and conditioning, mental health and athlete development.  

As a Clinical Myotherapist, Leanne works with people experiencing a wide range of musculoskeletal injuries and pain conditions, from acute sporting injuries through to persistent and complex pain. She has a particular interest in chronic pain management and women's health, and in understanding the different factors that can influence a person's pain, recovery, movement and overall wellbeing.

Leanne's clinical approach is guided by the biopsychosocial model of care, recognising that injury and pain are not always purely physical. Psychological wellbeing, lifestyle, work, sport,  and individual circumstances can all influence recovery. She takes the time to understand the person as a whole, providing clear communication and developing practical short and long-term management strategies based on each individual's needs and goals.

With a sporting background that began at a young age, Leanne has an extensive understanding of the demands of training, competition, injury and rehabilitation. Her experience extends beyond the clinic into community, representative, state, national and high-performance sporting environments, with a particular involvement in netball.

Leanne has worked with and supported developing, state and national-level athletes, providing injury management, rehabilitation and support through the demands of training and competition. Her combined clinical and sporting experience allows her to understand the importance of balancing recovery with training loads, physical preparation and the demands of returning safely and confidently to sport.

Her additional studies of Mental health further complement her clinical experience and approach to care, particularly when working with persistent pain, injury, rehabilitation and the psychological impact that injury or changes in physical capacity can have on an individual.

Leanne is passionate about continuing to develop her knowledge and remains actively involved in ongoing education across clinical myotherapy, women's health, pain science, mental health, rehabilitation and sports performance. Her focus remains on providing individualised, evidence-informed care and helping each person find a practical pathway towards better movement, function and overall wellbeing.

• Principal Myotherapist. (BHSc Clinical Myotherapy)
• 25 years Experience
• Strength and Conditioning Coach (ASCA)
• Member of Myotherapy Association Australia.
• Member of Australian Strength and Conditioning Association.
• Member of Sports Medicine Australia.

 John Leckie

Myotherapist | ASCA Professional Coach | ASCA Mentoring Coach | TSACA Accredited Coach

John brings close to 40 years of experience in sports injury management, rehabilitation, strength and conditioning, and athletic performance. His extensive background has seen him work across community, elite, state, national and international sporting environments. 

Throughout his career, John has worked extensively with state, national and international level athletes, including current Australian Kelpies athletes, supporting their injury, management, rehabilitation, physical preparation and performance. His experience spans a wide range of sports including AFL, basketball, netball, rugby, hockey, ice hockey, boxing, kickboxing, K1 and other high performance sporting environments.

John has held medical, myotherapy and strength and conditioning roles across numerous sporting programs and competitions, working with athletes, coaches and medical teams. His experience includes involvement with Victorian Men's and Mixed Netball programs, Regional representative programs, WRFL, EDFL, and RDFL as well as preparing athletes for state, national and international competition.

As an ASCA Professional Coach and ASCA Mentoring Coach, John combines his clinical knowledge with extensive strength and conditioning experience. This allows him to look beyond simply treating an injury and consider the physical demands of the athlete's sport, training load, strength, movement and long-term performance.

John is equally passionate about working with athletes and the next generation of sporting talent, helping them build the physical foundations required to progress through representative and high performance pathways.

His approach is practical and individualised, with a strong focus on identifying the factors contributing to injury, restoring function and developing a clear pathway from injury management through rehabilitation and ultimately back to training, competition and performance.

Whether working with an elite athlete, developing athlete or someone simply wanting to move and feel better, John's focus remains the same - providing experienced, evidence-informed care tailored to the individual.