The Physiotherapists at Sorrento Physiotherapy are highly qualified and experienced with both undergraduate and post-graduate qualifications.

Richard Watson

B.AppSci(Physio). APAM

Richard graduated in 1995 from La Trobe University. His first post-graduate position was working at Greensborough Physio with Sorrento Physio’s previous Principal Physiotherapist, Graham Reid.

He has worked as a hands-on physiotherapist throughout his career and is a strong believer in manual therapy techniques and exercise-based rehabilitation.

Richard has travelled extensively and has worked in Sports Physiotherapy and Hospital settings in Australia and the UK.

In 2000, Richard returned to Australia to work at the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games and continued his role at Greensborough Physiotherapy.

 In 2006, Richard opened his own practice ‘Head2Toe – Physiotherapy & Podiatry’ in Moonee Ponds and ran it successfully until selling in 2022. Head2Toe was a success with a simple philosophy: “One on one, hands-on, patient focused care”. Richard plans to continue with this philosophy at Sorrento Physiotherapy.

 Richard has worked closely with sporting and other organisations including:

  • Northern Knights (TAC Cup) – 1995 - 1996

  • Preston Bullants (VFL) – 1996 - 1997

  • Victorian State Hockey – 1996 - 1997

  • Montmorency FC – 2000 - 2003

  • Sydney Olympic Games - 2000

  • Moonee Valley Bowls Club – 2006 - 2015

  • Moonee Ponds FC – 2006 - 2018

Richard has returned to his roots to work with Graham Reid once again, with a goal to continue to provide high-class, experienced, patient-focused physiotherapy treatment to the people of the Mornington Peninsula.

Richard purchased Sorrento Physiotherapy in December 2025 with Graham stepping away June 2026.

 In his down time, Richard enjoys Golfing, Tennis, Cricket, AFL, Cycling and the beach.

 

Robert Hanna

B.SC (Medical), B.APP SC (Physio), Grad.Dip, (Ergonomics), APAM

Rob studied at the University of Melbourne. He holds a Batchelor of Science (Medical), Batchelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) and Graduate Diploma in Ergonomics.

He graduated in Physiotherapy in 1979 and has worked in private practice since 1983.

He has operated several physiotherapy clinics over the past 35 years.

He has extensive clinical experience in injury management, treatment and recovery including sporting team injury management, physical rehabilitation and occupational rehabilitation.

Rob has been involved as a physiotherapist at the elite sports level with a number of AFL clubs, VAFA clubs, the ATP (Association of Tennis Professionals), and travelling as a personal Consultant to Torvill and Dean and the Russian Allstars.

Rob has a special interest in biomechanics and work efficiencies. He is an Ergonomist with 30 years’ experience in the ergonomics field and over 35 years in the field of clinical treatment and management as an occupational and industrial physiotherapist.

He has held appointments as Physiotherapist to elite sporting teams including:

  • Geelong Football Club - AFL Head Physiotherapist (1979)

  • Preston Football Club - VFA Head Physiotherapist (1982)

  • Carlton Football Club - Senior Physiotherapist (1983-1986)

  • Melbourne Football Club - AFL Physiotherapist (1987)

  • Adelaide Football Club - AFL Physiotherapist (1991-2004)

  • Michael Edgeley Entertainment, Torvill and Dean, Russian Allstars - Physiotherapist

  • ATP- Association Tennis Professionals - Physiotherapist (1987-1994)

  • Australian Open Tennis Tournament - Physiotherapist (1981-1993)

  • The University of Melbourne Football Club - University Blacks - Head Physiotherapist (1996-2017)

 
 

Vincent Condello

B.APP SC (Physio.), APAM

Vincent graduated in Physiotherapy in 1981 from Lincoln Institute.

Following graduation, he worked in general hospital settings for 2 years before establishing his Private practice in Frankston.

Vincent joined Sorrento Physiotherapy in 2022 undertaking home visits encompassing post-operative orthopedic surgical patients- rehab in the home, as well as musculoskeletal conditions and general medical conditions post-hospitalization. In this setting, he sees patients in their own residence, retirement village or aged care facility throughout the Mornington Peninsula.

Vincent employs a combination of manual therapy and exercise prescription to facilitate prompt and optimal recovery.

He works in this domiciliary environment providing benefits of:

  • Added comfort

  • Progress due to comforts of the home

  • Highly personalized care

  • Eliminates obstacles

  • Safer for high-risk individuals

  • Convenient and time efficient

Away from the practice environment, Vincent is a keen tennis player.

 

Wendy Turner

Adv Diploma Medical technology, Diploma Professional Pilates Instruction

Wendy worked for several years as a biochemist, before undertaking training and qualification as a Pilates Instructor in 2010.

Wendy initially worked in physiotherapy settings as a Pilates teacher. She subsequently worked in her own Pilates studio until 2021. Wendy has now moved to the Mornington Peninsula and is resuming her work as a Pilates Instructor.

Whether you’re navigating injury, building performance, or deepening you Pilates practice, you’ll find practical tools and inspiring insights to support you every step of the way.

“Move smarter, recover stronger”

As we journey through life, each decade brings its own set of callenges on one hand as well as opportunities for growth on the other - both physically and mentally. As we hit our 40’s, many people start to notice subtle (and sometimes not-so-subtle) changes in their bodies:

  • A little bit of extra stiffness

  • Longer recovery times after exercise

  • Unexpected aches

  • Waking up throughout the night

  • Lacking energy for the things you love to do

Movement is a gift, and after 40 it’s more important than ever to move with care, awareness and gratitude. Mindful movement practices like Pilates, not only keep the body strong, mobile and balanced but also nurture the mind and spirit, helping you embrace midlife (and beyond) with vitality and grace.

Whether you’re maintaining joint health, strengthening your bones, mindful movement is your ally

Dr Charlotte Weston – Osteopath

B.Sc. (Osteopathy) & M.H.Sc (Osteopathy)

Special interest in hip conditions, shoulder conditions and spinal conditions.

Charlotte has been a part of the reception team here at Sorrento Physio since early 2022, and is now taking on a clinical role since finishing her studies. Having grown up on the Mornington Peninsula, she is excited to give back to the community she loves.

Charlotte has completed a Bachelor of Science (Osteopathy) and Master of Health Science (Osteopathy) at Victoria University in 2026, and employs a biopsychosocial approach to ensure treatment and management is specific and tailored for each individual’s needs.

Charlotte has always had an interest in working within the healthcare field since she was a child, following in the footsteps of her brother and sister-in-law who are both also Osteopaths. Charlotte grew up playing representative basketball and understands the frustrations associated with an injury holding you back.

Charlotte utilises a holistic approach to treatment, looking at the body as a whole to help optimise outcomes for her patients.

Charlotte is confident in treating and managing a wide range of musculoskeletal complaints utilising hands-on techniques such as soft-tissue techniques, joint manipulation, dry needling and cupping, as well as implementing exercise rehabilitation and lifestyle advice in her management plan. Charlotte also has a passion in helping patients experiencing digestive issues.

Outside of Osteopathy, Charlotte has personal interests in clay art, Pokémon and painting, and enjoys spending time with her friends and family.