PRINCIPAL SENIOR PHYSIOTHERAPIST
PRINCIPAL SENIOR PHYSIOTHERAPIST
PHYSIOTHERAPIST
PHYSIOTHERAPIST
Originally from Merseyside, England, Liam brings a strong sporting background and a passion for health to Avalon Physio. A former competitive track athlete and footballer in both the UK and Australia, he has firsthand insight into the demands of athletic performance and the role of effective rehabilitation in staying active and injury-free.
Liam moved to Perth in 2013 with his brother Jay, drawn to the coastal lifestyle and opportunities for a healthier way of living. He completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the University of Notre Dame in Fremantle, graduating in 2022. Since then, he has developed excellent manual therapy skills and takes a structured, evidence-based approach to exercise prescription tailored to each patient’s needs.
Liam has a particular interest in shoulder pain and also treats a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions and injuries. Whether you’re aiming to return to sport, manage ongoing pain, or improve function, Liam is committed to helping you reach your goals.
Jay, originally from Liverpool, England, brings a strong background in sports and physiotherapy to Avalon Physio. A former competitive footballer and athlete, he understands firsthand the physical demands of sport and the importance of combining manual therapy, exercise, and education to achieve long-term recovery and peak performance.
After moving to Perth in 2013, Jay completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy with Honours at the University of Liverpool. With over a decade of private practice experience, he has developed advanced manual therapy skills and a patient-centred approach focused on realistic, evidence-based exercise programs. Jay has a particular interest in treating knee, foot, and ankle pain, along with a wide range of musculoskeletal and sports injuries.
Passionate about living an active lifestyle, Jay is committed to helping his patients reach their health and fitness goals—whether it’s recovering from injury, managing chronic pain, or improving athletic performance.
Kim graduated from Otago University in 2016 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and brings a decade of private practice experience to Avalon Physio. Her career began in New Zealand, working alongside elite sports physiotherapists, including those affiliated with New Zealand Football. She also contributed her skills to the World Masters Games in 2017, gaining valuable experience treating acute sporting injuries in a high-performance environment.
Since relocating to Perth in 2019, Kim has broadened her clinical scope with a strong focus on chronic pain, post-operative rehabilitation, and workers’ compensation cases. She has a particular interest in managing acute injuries—drawn to the fast, visible improvements—and takes pride in supporting patients through pre- and post-operative rehab, especially for knee replacements. Her approach is hands-on, incorporating strong manual therapy techniques and dry needling to achieve optimal outcomes. Kim also enjoys treating neck pain and headaches, appreciating the significant relief patients often experience with targeted care.
Outside the clinic, Kim lives an active, family-focused lifestyle. She loves camping and caravanning with her husband and kids, and can often be found strength training or enjoying an iced latte by the beach. Originally from South Africa, she also speaks Afrikaans and brings a warm, grounded presence to every patient interaction.
Christine graduated from Curtin University in 2012 with a Graduate Entry Master of Physiotherapy and brings over a decade of clinical experience to Avalon Physio. Before joining our team, she spent 13 years at Bayswater Physiotherapy, where she treated a broad range of patients—from chronic pain sufferers and elderly clients to athletes and individuals with occupational or acute injuries. Her clinical skillset is further enriched by postgraduate training in dry needling, Mulligan’s techniques for spinal pain, Polestar Pilates, and the assessment and treatment of vertigo.
Christine has a particular passion for helping patients overcome low back and neck pain, combining manual therapy and active rehabilitation strategies to deliver meaningful, lasting outcomes. Her compassionate, down-to-earth approach allows her to connect deeply with each patient, empowering them to return to the activities they love with confidence.
Outside the clinic, Christine enjoys a vibrant family life and an impressively eclectic mix of hobbies—including basketball, jogging, photography, painting, piano, and crosswords. She even once ran a side business photographing children in their wonderfully chaotic glory—a testament to her creativity, patience, and sense of fun!
Jay Fryer hails from Merseyside, England, bringing a rich background in sports and physiotherapy to Avalon Physio. As a former competitive athlete, Jay has a deep understanding of the physical demands of sports and the essential role of effective rehabilitation in maintaining peak performance.
In 2013, Jay moved to Perth with his brother Liam to embrace the sun, beaches, and a healthier lifestyle after completing his Bachelor’s degree with Honours in Physiotherapy at the University of Liverpool, graduating in 2012. This solid educational foundation, combined with his hands-on experience, has equipped Jay with the skills to provide exceptional physiotherapy care.
Jay is dedicated to helping patients achieve their health and fitness goals. He has a particular interest in knee pain and is adept at treating a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions and sports injuries.
Whether you’re recovering from an injury, managing chronic pain, or aiming to enhance your athletic performance, Jay is here to support you every step of the way.
