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Doctors
Dr Jenny Conn
Dr Jenny Conn graduated with Honours from Flinders University of South Australia. She received the Ciba-Geigy Prize for Top Final Year Graduating Student and went on to work & sit exams in the fields of obstetrics and gynaecology, pathology, emergency and paediatrics until she felt her skill set was broad enough to apply to the College of General Practice for Fellowship training. Along the way, she obtained a certificate in Primary Care Skin Cancer Medicine; became a Level 3 primary care Triple P provider and completed a traineeship in Sexual Health at Princess Alexandra Hospital.
Over Dr Conn’s 30 years in medical practice, she has become increasingly impressed with the evidence in the emerging field, ‘Exercise is Medicine’. She is a member of Sports Medicine Australia and with a background of fitness instruction and significant ongoing involvement in competitive masters sports, her approach to all domains of health care, at all ages, centres around a focus on regular exercise, sensible diet and personal accountability. Jenny's goal is to empower patients and enhance their authorship in wellbeing.
Jenny is fuelled by lingering with her beautiful adult daughter & son; rowing, riding, running, kayaking, camping & laughing with her husband and being inspired by people better than her, her friends!
Dr. Conn is not currently accepting new patients for mental health care, as her practice is focused on other areas.
Dr Conn uses a fee structure aligned with the AMA schedule, with typical fees of $108, $190, and $300, depending on the consultation length and complexity.
A/Prof Jared Dart
Dr Dart is currently on long service leave. Return date uknown. Dr Dart asks his patients to see one of his excellent colleagues in his absence.
Dr Jared Dart has a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences, a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Government, a Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Surgery, and a Doctor of Philosophy in eHealth and Medicine. He is also a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. Besides his clinical activities he works as a management consultant to improve the health system, as well as running his own businesses. He is an adjunct Associate Professor at Bond University Faculty of Health Sciences and continues to supervise PhD students.
He has worked clinically in hospitals in medical, surgical, emergency, orthopaedic, paediatric, psychiatric, and intensive care settings as well as his current work in General Practice. He works in General Practice because he enjoys the challenge of dealing with patients of all ages with all manner of problems and being the first point of contact in the health system. He believes in empowering patients to manage their own health care, recognising that many of our unwanted health problems stem from unrecognised and poorly addressed mental health concerns. He also enjoys procedural work including managing skin cancer with minor surgery.
Dr Jenny Conn graduated with Honours from Flinders University of South Australia. She received the Ciba-Geigy Prize for Top Final Year Graduating Student and went on to work & sit exams in the fields of obstetrics and gynaecology, pathology, emergency and paediatrics until she felt her skill set was broad enough to apply to the College of General Practice for Fellowship training. Along the way, she obtained a certificate in Primary Care Skin Cancer Medicine; became a Level 3 primary care Triple P provider and completed a traineeship in Sexual Health at Princess Alexandra Hospital.
Over Dr Conn’s 30 years in medical practice, she has become increasingly impressed with the evidence in the emerging field, ‘Exercise is Medicine’. She is a member of Sports Medicine Australia and with a background of fitness instruction and significant ongoing involvement in competitive masters sports, her approach to all domains of health care, at all ages, centres around a focus on regular exercise, sensible diet and personal accountability. Jenny's goal is to empower patients and enhance their authorship in wellbeing.
Jenny is fuelled by lingering with her beautiful adult daughter & son; rowing, riding, running, kayaking, camping & laughing with her husband and being inspired by people better than her, her friends!
Dr. Conn is not currently accepting new patients for mental health care, as her practice is focused on other areas.
Dr Conn uses a fee structure aligned with the AMA schedule, with typical fees of $108, $190, and $300, depending on the consultation length and complexity.
Dr Dart is currently on long service leave. Return date uknown. Dr Dart asks his patients to see one of his excellent colleagues in his absence.
Dr Jared Dart has a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences, a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Government, a Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Surgery, and a Doctor of Philosophy in eHealth and Medicine. He is also a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. Besides his clinical activities he works as a management consultant to improve the health system, as well as running his own businesses. He is an adjunct Associate Professor at Bond University Faculty of Health Sciences and continues to supervise PhD students.
He has worked clinically in hospitals in medical, surgical, emergency, orthopaedic, paediatric, psychiatric, and intensive care settings as well as his current work in General Practice. He works in General Practice because he enjoys the challenge of dealing with patients of all ages with all manner of problems and being the first point of contact in the health system. He believes in empowering patients to manage their own health care, recognising that many of our unwanted health problems stem from unrecognised and poorly addressed mental health concerns. He also enjoys procedural work including managing skin cancer with minor surgery.
Dr Danny Pinjuh
Dr. Danny Pinjuh received his fellowship from the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) in 2022. With a medical degree from Bond University and a background in research at the University of Queensland, Dr. Pinjuh has over 15 years of experience in both metropolitan and rural/remote healthcare settings. His diverse career has allowed him to develop a deep understanding of the complexities involved in addressing patient needs, supporting a holistic, patient-centered approach that fosters successful outcomes. While his interests are broad within general practice, musculoskeletal issues are a particular area of focus.
Dr. Pinjuh has worked in high-pressure trauma environments, including the Princess Alexandra Hospital, and has gained invaluable experience in remote locations such as Mount Isa and Carnarvon, Western Australia. Additionally, his time in regional hospitals in Hervey Bay and Dunedin, New Zealand, has further honed his medical expertise. Working in regions with breathtaking natural landscapes, including mountain ranges and vibrant marine life, is a privilege, and Dr. Pinjuh enjoys the balance of living in Brisbane.
Outside of work, Dr. Pinjuh is a devoted father of two, passionate about teaching his children the importance of maintaining a balanced lifestyle. When not with family, he can be found tackling DIY projects, enjoying adventure biking, snorkeling, fishing, or learning to fly.
Dr Rebecca Kerr graduated from her medical degree at the University of Queensland in 2004. After working in the hospital and getting experience across a number of specialties, she commenced the general practice training program and was awarded her FRACGP in March 2009.
Rebecca enjoys the continuity of care and holistic nature of general practice and enjoys all areas of general practice. Getting to know her patients and the whole family as they travel together in their health journey is a privilege that is unique to General Practice. Rebecca believes in the importance of women’s health, she provides Implanon and progesterone-based IUD insertions. Rebecca enjoys participating in ongoing professional education, she is a professional member of AADPA and attended their ADHD conference in 2022. She has also previously enjoyed being a GP supervisor for registrars. She has an interest in supporting patients of all ages with ADHD, autism spectrum and other neurodiversity. She is passionate about developmental paediatrics and provides a dedicated day of appointments for patients through iHealth Centre KidsCare. One day a week she continues to work at the RBWH as a GP with special interest in Epilepsy (adults).
Rebecca says her three children have been her greatest teachers about both life and medicine. At home she enjoys gardening, bushwalks, photography, snorkelling and spending time with her husband and three children. When they enjoy holidays, she enjoys doing some rural relieving for her colleagues alongside these trips.
Dr. Danny Pinjuh received his fellowship from the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) in 2022. With a medical degree from Bond University and a background in research at the University of Queensland, Dr. Pinjuh has over 15 years of experience in both metropolitan and rural/remote healthcare settings. His diverse career has allowed him to develop a deep understanding of the complexities involved in addressing patient needs, supporting a holistic, patient-centered approach that fosters successful outcomes. While his interests are broad within general practice, musculoskeletal issues are a particular area of focus.
Dr. Pinjuh has worked in high-pressure trauma environments, including the Princess Alexandra Hospital, and has gained invaluable experience in remote locations such as Mount Isa and Carnarvon, Western Australia. Additionally, his time in regional hospitals in Hervey Bay and Dunedin, New Zealand, has further honed his medical expertise. Working in regions with breathtaking natural landscapes, including mountain ranges and vibrant marine life, is a privilege, and Dr. Pinjuh enjoys the balance of living in Brisbane.
Outside of work, Dr. Pinjuh is a devoted father of two, passionate about teaching his children the importance of maintaining a balanced lifestyle. When not with family, he can be found tackling DIY projects, enjoying adventure biking, snorkeling, fishing, or learning to fly.
Dr Rebecca Kerr graduated from her medical degree at the University of Queensland in 2004. After working in the hospital and getting experience across a number of specialties, she commenced the general practice training program and was awarded her FRACGP in March 2009.
Rebecca enjoys the continuity of care and holistic nature of general practice and enjoys all areas of general practice. Getting to know her patients and the whole family as they travel together in their health journey is a privilege that is unique to General Practice. Rebecca believes in the importance of women’s health, she provides Implanon and progesterone-based IUD insertions. Rebecca enjoys participating in ongoing professional education, she is a professional member of AADPA and attended their ADHD conference in 2022. She has also previously enjoyed being a GP supervisor for registrars. She has an interest in supporting patients of all ages with ADHD, autism spectrum and other neurodiversity. She is passionate about developmental paediatrics and provides a dedicated day of appointments for patients through iHealth Centre KidsCare. One day a week she continues to work at the RBWH as a GP with special interest in Epilepsy (adults).
Rebecca says her three children have been her greatest teachers about both life and medicine. At home she enjoys gardening, bushwalks, photography, snorkelling and spending time with her husband and three children. When they enjoy holidays, she enjoys doing some rural relieving for her colleagues alongside these trips.
Dr Janet Brodie
Dr Brodie has worked in General Practice since 1995 and joined Fiveways Surgery in 2000. She graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery degree and also obtained her Fellowship from the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. She enjoys all aspects of general practice care and greatly values the therapeutic relationships she has developed with her patients over the years.
Dr Jang Cham
Dr Jang Cham has a Bachelor of Pharmacy, and Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Surgery both from the University of Sydney and is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.
Cham worked at Prince of Wales hospital in Sydney for several years prior to moving into General Practice, with extensive experience in emergency, intensive care and anaesthesia. He enjoys all facets of general medicine and minor procedures.
Jang is caring and down to earth and welcomes patients of all ages. He is available five days per week. When not at work he enjoys keeping active running, playing soccer and golf.
Dr Brodie has worked in General Practice since 1995 and joined Fiveways Surgery in 2000. She graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery degree and also obtained her Fellowship from the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. She enjoys all aspects of general practice care and greatly values the therapeutic relationships she has developed with her patients over the years.
Dr Jang Cham has a Bachelor of Pharmacy, and Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Surgery both from the University of Sydney and is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.
Cham worked at Prince of Wales hospital in Sydney for several years prior to moving into General Practice, with extensive experience in emergency, intensive care and anaesthesia. He enjoys all facets of general medicine and minor procedures.
Jang is caring and down to earth and welcomes patients of all ages. He is available five days per week. When not at work he enjoys keeping active running, playing soccer and golf.
Dr Adeline Ng
Dr Ng graduated from the University of Queensland in 1998 and completed most of her post-graduate training at the Mater Children’s Hospital (now the Queensland Children’s Hospital), with a term at the Alberta Children’s Hospital in Calgary, Canada.
Dr Ng has worked as a General Practitioner since 2004, completing both her Fellowship with the Royal Australian College of GP’s and Diploma Child Health through Westmead Hospital Sydney, in 2006 and then joined Fiveways Surgery in 2015.
She has special interests in Children’s and Women’s health, travel medicine and lifestyle management, and can speak Mandarin. In 2014, Dr Ng was admitted to the prestigious organisation of The International Association of HealthCare Professionals and was included in the Leading Physicians of the World journal.
When she is not assisting patients, she enjoys running, snowboarding, travelling and spending time with her friends and family members.
Dr Amanda Boulton
Dr Amanda Boulton graduated from Manchester University UK in 1998, moving to Brisbane in 2013 with her husband and 3 children. Dr Boulton enjoys working with patients to formulate a treatment plan that is based on the latest medical evidence and fits your preference for care.
Her special interests include contraception, fitting of IUDs (Mirena/Kyleena), Implanon, pregnancy care, women's health, sexual health, PrEP prescribing, paediatrics and child development, support of patients with mental health concerns, neurodiversity, gender diversity and members of the LGBTQIA+ community, and palliative and end-of-life care.
To relax she loves to swim, surf, attend music festivals and cuddle her rescue guinea pigs.
Dr Ng graduated from the University of Queensland in 1998 and completed most of her post-graduate training at the Mater Children’s Hospital (now the Queensland Children’s Hospital), with a term at the Alberta Children’s Hospital in Calgary, Canada.
Dr Ng has worked as a General Practitioner since 2004, completing both her Fellowship with the Royal Australian College of GP’s and Diploma Child Health through Westmead Hospital Sydney, in 2006 and then joined Fiveways Surgery in 2015.
She has special interests in Children’s and Women’s health, travel medicine and lifestyle management, and can speak Mandarin. In 2014, Dr Ng was admitted to the prestigious organisation of The International Association of HealthCare Professionals and was included in the Leading Physicians of the World journal.
When she is not assisting patients, she enjoys running, snowboarding, travelling and spending time with her friends and family members.
Dr Amanda Boulton graduated from Manchester University UK in 1998, moving to Brisbane in 2013 with her husband and 3 children. Dr Boulton enjoys working with patients to formulate a treatment plan that is based on the latest medical evidence and fits your preference for care.
Her special interests include contraception, fitting of IUDs (Mirena/Kyleena), Implanon, pregnancy care, women's health, sexual health, PrEP prescribing, paediatrics and child development, support of patients with mental health concerns, neurodiversity, gender diversity and members of the LGBTQIA+ community, and palliative and end-of-life care.
To relax she loves to swim, surf, attend music festivals and cuddle her rescue guinea pigs.
Dr Lyndall Campbell
Please note: Dr Campbell is on carers leave and currently only consulting on Saturdays. Dr Campbell has a particular interest in women’s health including menstrual concerns, contraceptive options, fertility concerns, pre pregnancy advice, antenatal care, post partum care, menopause and preventative checks (cervical screening, mammograms etc).
Dr Campbell regularly performs Implanon Insertion/Removals and IUD Insertion/Removals (Mirena, Kyleena and Copper).
Dr Campbell has a Certificate in Sexual and Reproductive Health (Family Planning Queensland) and Certificate in Women's Health (RANZCOG).
Dr Campbell is a member of the Pelvic Pain Foundation and the Australasian Menopause Society.
Dr Campbell graduated from the University of Tasmania in 2002 and completed her residency at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. She completed her Specialist GP training in 2007 and has worked in Brisbane, Townsville and Canberra since that time.
Dr Campbell previously completed a Bachelor of Law and Commerce at the University of Queensland and subsequently practised as a solicitor at a large commercial law firm in Brisbane before switching to her medical studies.
Dr Campbell is a private billing practitioner, consulting Monday to Thursday and Saturdays by appointment.
Dr Campbell does NOT provide consultations that relate to WorkCover, or bill directly to Department of Veterans Affairs.
If you were previously seeing Dr Campbell when she was consulting at Healthy Women Medical Centre, please ensure your entire file is transferred and available prior to your appointment. To arrange transfer of your records email office@healthywomen.com.au. Ask for the record to be transferred as a XML format. Records are transferred for free prior to 23/2/23. After this date an administrative fee will likely be charged.
Dr Kenny Loi
Dr Loi graduated with MBBS (Hons) from the University of Queensland in 2002. Since then, he has worked at the Logan Hospital, QE II Hospital, Princess Alexandra Hospital, and Mater Children's Hospital before going into General Practice. He obtained his Fellowship from the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2008. He enjoy all aspects of general practice, but also has a special interest in doing comprehensive skin checks (for skin cancer and melanoma detection), performing minor skin procedures, and chronic disease management. He feels privileged to be entrusted with looking after his patient's health care needs. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with his family, running, cycling, and playing squash.
Please note: Dr Campbell is on carers leave and currently only consulting on Saturdays. Dr Campbell has a particular interest in women’s health including menstrual concerns, contraceptive options, fertility concerns, pre pregnancy advice, antenatal care, post partum care, menopause and preventative checks (cervical screening, mammograms etc).
Dr Campbell regularly performs Implanon Insertion/Removals and IUD Insertion/Removals (Mirena, Kyleena and Copper).
Dr Campbell has a Certificate in Sexual and Reproductive Health (Family Planning Queensland) and Certificate in Women's Health (RANZCOG).
Dr Campbell is a member of the Pelvic Pain Foundation and the Australasian Menopause Society.
Dr Campbell graduated from the University of Tasmania in 2002 and completed her residency at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. She completed her Specialist GP training in 2007 and has worked in Brisbane, Townsville and Canberra since that time.
Dr Campbell previously completed a Bachelor of Law and Commerce at the University of Queensland and subsequently practised as a solicitor at a large commercial law firm in Brisbane before switching to her medical studies.
Dr Campbell is a private billing practitioner, consulting Monday to Thursday and Saturdays by appointment.
Dr Campbell does NOT provide consultations that relate to WorkCover, or bill directly to Department of Veterans Affairs.
If you were previously seeing Dr Campbell when she was consulting at Healthy Women Medical Centre, please ensure your entire file is transferred and available prior to your appointment. To arrange transfer of your records email office@healthywomen.com.au. Ask for the record to be transferred as a XML format. Records are transferred for free prior to 23/2/23. After this date an administrative fee will likely be charged.
Dr Loi graduated with MBBS (Hons) from the University of Queensland in 2002. Since then, he has worked at the Logan Hospital, QE II Hospital, Princess Alexandra Hospital, and Mater Children's Hospital before going into General Practice. He obtained his Fellowship from the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2008. He enjoy all aspects of general practice, but also has a special interest in doing comprehensive skin checks (for skin cancer and melanoma detection), performing minor skin procedures, and chronic disease management. He feels privileged to be entrusted with looking after his patient's health care needs. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with his family, running, cycling, and playing squash.
Allied Health Practitioners
Donna McCook
With decades of clinical experience, dual post grad qualifications in Exercise Physiology and Physiotherapy – Donna takes our onsite Exercise Physiology and Rehabilitation Opportunities to a whole new level.
Donna is also working on her PhD at UQ investigating the impact of weight loss medications on muscle and bone mass; and the potential role of exercise in mitigating these changes
So - whether its back and core strengthening, exercise for recovery following illness or injury, bone health concerns, menopause, weight management, muscle recovery / maintenance or development, healthy aging, and more, Donna is here to help you move and live better.
John Bingley
There are times when you feel lost in life. Your stories, often unspoken, deserve to be found and told and heard, because they describe your path. John’s integrated approach to counselling focusses on the values and meaning-making of your life’s stories that map how you got to where you are and where you are going. John completed a Master of Counselling, the better to help you find your voice, yourself and your way through.
A medical doctor since 1988, John spent 20 years as a Vascular Surgeon where he saw and felt the profound challenges and meaning, grief and loss, that disease and death present to those who suffer, their families and friends. John knows how loving and caring for others, while fulfilling, can blur perspective, steal opportunity, affect our relationships, and obscure our sense of who we are and what our purpose is.
His own path has its twists and turns: time researching for a Master of Medical Sciences and PhD; years at home as a house dad; country hospital work, including completing a Diploma of Obstetrics; surviving five years of boarding school. He is an unpublished member of Queensland Writers Centre, plays piano (not well), and willingly takes long walks of companionship, joy and purpose. John is married with three adult children. He works with Mater’s Pastoral Care.
Even if you feel lost, your paths and your stories haven’t lost you. John knows that from experience. He looks forward to helping you find them.
With decades of clinical experience, dual post grad qualifications in Exercise Physiology and Physiotherapy – Donna takes our onsite Exercise Physiology and Rehabilitation Opportunities to a whole new level.
Donna is also working on her PhD at UQ investigating the impact of weight loss medications on muscle and bone mass; and the potential role of exercise in mitigating these changes
So - whether its back and core strengthening, exercise for recovery following illness or injury, bone health concerns, menopause, weight management, muscle recovery / maintenance or development, healthy aging, and more, Donna is here to help you move and live better.
There are times when you feel lost in life. Your stories, often unspoken, deserve to be found and told and heard, because they describe your path. John’s integrated approach to counselling focusses on the values and meaning-making of your life’s stories that map how you got to where you are and where you are going. John completed a Master of Counselling, the better to help you find your voice, yourself and your way through.
A medical doctor since 1988, John spent 20 years as a Vascular Surgeon where he saw and felt the profound challenges and meaning, grief and loss, that disease and death present to those who suffer, their families and friends. John knows how loving and caring for others, while fulfilling, can blur perspective, steal opportunity, affect our relationships, and obscure our sense of who we are and what our purpose is.
His own path has its twists and turns: time researching for a Master of Medical Sciences and PhD; years at home as a house dad; country hospital work, including completing a Diploma of Obstetrics; surviving five years of boarding school. He is an unpublished member of Queensland Writers Centre, plays piano (not well), and willingly takes long walks of companionship, joy and purpose. John is married with three adult children. He works with Mater’s Pastoral Care.
Even if you feel lost, your paths and your stories haven’t lost you. John knows that from experience. He looks forward to helping you find them.
Rebekka Sommer
With almost 20 years’ experience as a Registered Psychologist, Rebekka’s goal is to help her clients process their fear, pain, anger, shame and loneliness so that they can live with peace and be more present in their lives. She helps clients learn to respond rather than react so that they have more joy and connectedness in every moment of their work and family life, as well as in their relationships and quiet time.
Rebekka has extensive experience in working with anxiety/phobias, depression, grief/trauma, co dependence, self esteem, relationship issues, life transitions, fertility issues, illness and addiction.
Katelyn Collier
Katie is a Physiotherapist who works with musculoskeletal conditions and is passionate about delivering well-rounded, comprehensive Physiotherapy treatment for her clients.
Katie places a high importance on delivering high quality hands-on treatment (including massage, joint mobilisation, Dry Needling, and taping), as well as prescribing exercises for recovery and taking the time to explain the “how” and “why” to her clients.
With almost 20 years’ experience as a Registered Psychologist, Rebekka’s goal is to help her clients process their fear, pain, anger, shame and loneliness so that they can live with peace and be more present in their lives. She helps clients learn to respond rather than react so that they have more joy and connectedness in every moment of their work and family life, as well as in their relationships and quiet time.
Rebekka has extensive experience in working with anxiety/phobias, depression, grief/trauma, co dependence, self esteem, relationship issues, life transitions, fertility issues, illness and addiction.
Katie is a Physiotherapist who works with musculoskeletal conditions and is passionate about delivering well-rounded, comprehensive Physiotherapy treatment for her clients.
Katie places a high importance on delivering high quality hands-on treatment (including massage, joint mobilisation, Dry Needling, and taping), as well as prescribing exercises for recovery and taking the time to explain the “how” and “why” to her clients.
Dr Jayne Orr
Jayne is a registered Clinical Psychologist with a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology and is a Member of the Australian Psychological Society. She was awarded the University Medal after maintaining a perfect GPA throughout her studies and received the Australian Psychological Society College of Clinical Psychologists Student Prize for demonstrating high levels of clinical skill and the ability to design and conduct clinically relevant research. Jayne has worked in a variety of mental health settings in university clinics and private and public hospitals with children, adolescents, pre and postpartum mothers, and adults. She enjoys working in private practice with individuals of all ages, as well as with families and couples.
Jayne has clinical expertise in the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of a range of psychological, emotional and interpersonal concerns including developmental concerns (autism and ADHD); depression, bipolar and other mood problems; anxiety and stress; obsessive-compulsive disorders; trauma, grief and loss; adjustment to life transitions and/or medical conditions and chronic pain; relationship difficulties, interpersonal problems and parenting; perinatal mental health (antenatal and postnatal depression, attachment and bonding difficulties, and adjustment to parenthood); lowered resilience; and self-esteem problems. Her empathic, strengths-based therapeutic approach is founded on psychodynamic, family systems, developmental and attachment theories and she makes use of evidence-based Cognitive Behavioural, Bowenian, Psychodynamic, Solution-Focused and Narrative techniques in her work.
In her spare time Jayne enjoys spending time with family and friends, travelling, reading, creating art works and gardening.
Sounds of Life Audiology
Tracy is a qualified audiologist, visiting iHealth each Tuesday fortnightly.
Founded in 2014 out of frustration with the sales-driven nature of the hearing aid industry, Sounds of Life was created to prioritise client well-being over profit. As an independent clinic owned by audiologists, it offers genuinely personalised hearing care tailored to each individual’s needs and lifestyle. With access to the latest hearing technologies from all major brands, clients receive unbiased recommendations based purely on what suits them best. Sounds of Life also stands out for its commitment to affordability and transparency, offering some of the lowest hearing aid prices in Brisbane with no hidden costs or sales commissions—just honest, high-quality service designed to help people enjoy the sounds of life.
- Diagnostic hearing assessments for adults and children 12+
- Comprehensive hearing aid experience
- Subsidised hearing aids for pensioners and veterans
- Discreet and rechargeable hearing aid fittings
- Hearing Rehabilitation
- Tinnitus Management
- Hearing Protection
- Cochlear Implant candidacy testing & Cochlear Implant mapping
Call 1300 744 432 for inquiries and appointments.
Jayne is a registered Clinical Psychologist with a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology and is a Member of the Australian Psychological Society. She was awarded the University Medal after maintaining a perfect GPA throughout her studies and received the Australian Psychological Society College of Clinical Psychologists Student Prize for demonstrating high levels of clinical skill and the ability to design and conduct clinically relevant research. Jayne has worked in a variety of mental health settings in university clinics and private and public hospitals with children, adolescents, pre and postpartum mothers, and adults. She enjoys working in private practice with individuals of all ages, as well as with families and couples.
Jayne has clinical expertise in the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of a range of psychological, emotional and interpersonal concerns including developmental concerns (autism and ADHD); depression, bipolar and other mood problems; anxiety and stress; obsessive-compulsive disorders; trauma, grief and loss; adjustment to life transitions and/or medical conditions and chronic pain; relationship difficulties, interpersonal problems and parenting; perinatal mental health (antenatal and postnatal depression, attachment and bonding difficulties, and adjustment to parenthood); lowered resilience; and self-esteem problems. Her empathic, strengths-based therapeutic approach is founded on psychodynamic, family systems, developmental and attachment theories and she makes use of evidence-based Cognitive Behavioural, Bowenian, Psychodynamic, Solution-Focused and Narrative techniques in her work.
In her spare time Jayne enjoys spending time with family and friends, travelling, reading, creating art works and gardening.
Tracy is a qualified audiologist, visiting iHealth each Tuesday fortnightly.
Founded in 2014 out of frustration with the sales-driven nature of the hearing aid industry, Sounds of Life was created to prioritise client well-being over profit. As an independent clinic owned by audiologists, it offers genuinely personalised hearing care tailored to each individual’s needs and lifestyle. With access to the latest hearing technologies from all major brands, clients receive unbiased recommendations based purely on what suits them best. Sounds of Life also stands out for its commitment to affordability and transparency, offering some of the lowest hearing aid prices in Brisbane with no hidden costs or sales commissions—just honest, high-quality service designed to help people enjoy the sounds of life.
- Diagnostic hearing assessments for adults and children 12+
- Comprehensive hearing aid experience
- Subsidised hearing aids for pensioners and veterans
- Discreet and rechargeable hearing aid fittings
- Hearing Rehabilitation
- Tinnitus Management
- Hearing Protection
- Cochlear Implant candidacy testing & Cochlear Implant mapping
Call 1300 744 432 for inquiries and appointments.
Kellie Himstedt
Kellie is an Accredited Practising Dietitian with a Bachelor of Health Science in Nutrition and Dietetics and has over 20 years of experience as a dietitian. Kellie is a member of Dietitians Australia and has served as secretary for the Queensland Branch of the association. She has worked across a variety of settings including hospitals, community health, food services and business and industry. In the past, Kellie has been involved in research projects at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital and tutored at QUT. Kellie is passionate about health and nutrition and enjoys working with people of all ages to simplify the science of nutrition into easy-to-understand messages. Her aim is to help everyone make the best choices for their health as the food that we eat is so important in helping us to look and feel our best at every age.
When Kellie is not at work, she enjoys being mum to her three children, cooking and running. In Kellie’s mind there is no greater pleasure than cooking and sharing food with friends and family.
Steve has been a leader in the Brisbane Running and podiatry community for over 40 years. He has a special interest in footwear biomechanics – the interaction between footwear design, and your running gait.
Other notes about Steve:
intraining Founder & Managing Director, Podiatrist & Running Coach (Level 4 AT&FCA)
Over 40 years’ experience working with runners as a coach and running shoe expert
President and Member Sports Medicine Australia, Queensland
Established intraining Running & Triathlon Club 1994
Owned and operated intraining Running Centre since 1992
Associate Lecturer in Sports Podiatry, QUT, 2018
Sessional Tutor in Sports Podiatry, QUT
Established the Queensland Sports Podiatry Group
Completed 24 marathons – fastest 2:33
Personal Best times: 5K 14:52, 10K 30:41, Half 1:09
Kellie is an Accredited Practising Dietitian with a Bachelor of Health Science in Nutrition and Dietetics and has over 20 years of experience as a dietitian. Kellie is a member of Dietitians Australia and has served as secretary for the Queensland Branch of the association. She has worked across a variety of settings including hospitals, community health, food services and business and industry. In the past, Kellie has been involved in research projects at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital and tutored at QUT. Kellie is passionate about health and nutrition and enjoys working with people of all ages to simplify the science of nutrition into easy-to-understand messages. Her aim is to help everyone make the best choices for their health as the food that we eat is so important in helping us to look and feel our best at every age.
When Kellie is not at work, she enjoys being mum to her three children, cooking and running. In Kellie’s mind there is no greater pleasure than cooking and sharing food with friends and family.
Steve has been a leader in the Brisbane Running and podiatry community for over 40 years. He has a special interest in footwear biomechanics – the interaction between footwear design, and your running gait.
Other notes about Steve:
intraining Founder & Managing Director, Podiatrist & Running Coach (Level 4 AT&FCA)
Over 40 years’ experience working with runners as a coach and running shoe expert
President and Member Sports Medicine Australia, Queensland
Established intraining Running & Triathlon Club 1994
Owned and operated intraining Running Centre since 1992
Associate Lecturer in Sports Podiatry, QUT, 2018
Sessional Tutor in Sports Podiatry, QUT
Established the Queensland Sports Podiatry Group
Completed 24 marathons – fastest 2:33
Personal Best times: 5K 14:52, 10K 30:41, Half 1:09
Nursing Staff
Suzanne Marshall
Suzanne is a Registered Nurse who has worked at Fiveways Surgery since 2015. Suzanne graduated from Southern Cross University in 1995 with a Bachelor of Nursing degree and worked in Emergency Medicine and Orthopaedics at both the RBWH and The Wesley Hospital.
Suzanne enjoys all aspects of general practice, with a special interest in travel medicine, preventative health, and caring for people with complex health needs and is a member of the Australian Primary Health Care Nurses Association (APNA).
In her personal time, Suzanne enjoys spending time with her husband and their three children, enjoys coaching and managing her girl’s netball teams, and playing tennis. She loves traveling and spending time at the beach.
Summer Gwynne
Summer Gwynne is a Registered Nurse who has spent the past 20 years working in the public health system in neonatal and paediatric fields. In 2019 she completed her Honours in Child & Family Health. She took her passion for supporting Australian families in a new direction, starting her own business with a strong focus on supporting rural families in the early days of parenting. She complimented this journey with active participation in a number of for purpose organisations including the National Rural Women’s Coalition and the Child Health Association of Tasmania. Last year she and her family moved from Tasmania to Brisbane where she was working for the Vaccination Workforce before starting at the iHealth Centre. She is now keen to help people manage their lives post-covid and is assisting with the Long-Covid Clinic. She also holds a position on the ABC Advisory Council and is a member of the National Council for Women QLD. Her biggest motivator is her 6 children.
Suzanne is a Registered Nurse who has worked at Fiveways Surgery since 2015. Suzanne graduated from Southern Cross University in 1995 with a Bachelor of Nursing degree and worked in Emergency Medicine and Orthopaedics at both the RBWH and The Wesley Hospital.
Suzanne enjoys all aspects of general practice, with a special interest in travel medicine, preventative health, and caring for people with complex health needs and is a member of the Australian Primary Health Care Nurses Association (APNA).
In her personal time, Suzanne enjoys spending time with her husband and their three children, enjoys coaching and managing her girl’s netball teams, and playing tennis. She loves traveling and spending time at the beach.
Summer Gwynne is a Registered Nurse who has spent the past 20 years working in the public health system in neonatal and paediatric fields. In 2019 she completed her Honours in Child & Family Health. She took her passion for supporting Australian families in a new direction, starting her own business with a strong focus on supporting rural families in the early days of parenting. She complimented this journey with active participation in a number of for purpose organisations including the National Rural Women’s Coalition and the Child Health Association of Tasmania. Last year she and her family moved from Tasmania to Brisbane where she was working for the Vaccination Workforce before starting at the iHealth Centre. She is now keen to help people manage their lives post-covid and is assisting with the Long-Covid Clinic. She also holds a position on the ABC Advisory Council and is a member of the National Council for Women QLD. Her biggest motivator is her 6 children.
