Michael Anastas
Principal Physiotherapist
Michael established Beaufort Physiotherapy in 2001 after completing Physiotherapy and Anatomy and Physiology studies at Curtin University, finishing in 1997. He has a strong interest in all spinal complaints, cervicogenic headaches and whiplash injuries. He complements his hands-on treatment with dry needling with excellent results. He also has a strong sporting background having worked as team Physiotherapist for both the Claremont and East Perth Football Clubs and is experienced in diagnosing/treating musculoskeletal sporting injuries.
Martin McInnes
Principal Physiotherapist
Martin joined Beaufort Physiotherapy as a partner in July 2010. He graduated from Curtin University in 1997 completing a degree in Physiotherapy. Martin has worked in private practice extensively since graduating as well as in the United Kingdom. Martin is the Golf WA and Golf Australia (WA) physiotherapist, looking after the state junior and senior team members, national players and PGA professionals and trainees based in WA. This involves injury management, but more importantly physical screening and provision of strict exercise programs to enhance swing mechanics and prevent injury. Martin also has a strong interest in spinal complaints and other sporting injuries.
Donelle Murdoch
Physiotherapist
Donelle joined the team at Beaufort Physiotherapy in 2014. She commenced her initial studies in her native Canada, graduating with a BSc (Exercise Physiology) from the University of Calgary. This was then followed by the completion of the Master of Physiotherapy at Curtin University. After working for a period, she returned to her studies, undertaking the Master of Manual Therapy program at UWA. Her final push on the education front was a Certificate in Advanced Sports Rehabilitation, by Manual Concepts at Curtin University. She enjoys working with a varied patient caseload and has a particular interest in providing active rehabilitation programs post-injury, for sport and for general health.
Adrian Pizzata
Physiotherapist
Adrian joined Beaufort Physiotherapy in January of 2023. Adrian first completed a double degree in Biomedical Science in 2013 at the University of Western Australia working in pathology for a few years, then following this up with a degree in Physiotherapy at Curtain University. He formerly played soccer at the state level as a teenager and is an avid basketball player. Adrian has experience in injury management on both acute and chronic scales having worked as a sports trainer and through his practical experience at outpatient musculoskeletal clinics. Adrian has a keen interest in sport-related injuries as well as various other conditions including the management and treatment of spinal and upper body injuries.
