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Weidong (Wilson) Yu
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Qualifications
Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology (UWA)
Bachelor of Sports Science (China)
Living Longer Living Stronger Instructor
Wilson has experience working in group, hydrotherapy, one-on-one and strength and conditioning settings. He has worked with patients who have a variety of chronic conditions such as; musculoskeletal conditions, cardiopulmonary conditions, and metabolic conditions. Wilson has a special interest in falls prevention, Type 2 diabetes management, weight management, and improving chronic pain. He is also fluent in Mandarin.
Wilson is extremely passionate about improving the health and well-being of his clients and bringing about positive change in their lives through exercise. He particularly enjoys working with the ageing client to achieve greater independence in their daily lives through gentle exercise.
Please email Wilson at exercisephysiologist@betterhnf.org
Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology (UWA)
Bachelor of Sports Science (China)
Living Longer Living Stronger Instructor
Wilson has experience working in group, hydrotherapy, one-on-one and strength and conditioning settings. He has worked with patients who have a variety of chronic conditions such as; musculoskeletal conditions, cardiopulmonary conditions, and metabolic conditions. Wilson has a special interest in falls prevention, Type 2 diabetes management, weight management, and improving chronic pain. He is also fluent in Mandarin.
Wilson is extremely passionate about improving the health and well-being of his clients and bringing about positive change in their lives through exercise. He particularly enjoys working with the ageing client to achieve greater independence in their daily lives through gentle exercise.
Please email Wilson at exercisephysiologist@betterhnf.org
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Catriona Adams
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Qualifications
Bachelor of Science - Exercise, Sport and Rehabilitation Science (Curtin University)
Graduate Diploma in Exercise Rehabilitation - UWA
Cat has gained experience mentoring practicum students in Exercise Physiology. She has developed an amazing ability to communicate and deliver exercise to people that make it easy for them to understand. Cat is a caring individual who will go above and beyond to provide you with an exercise program that will assist you in either improving your health condition or assisting in weight loss.
You can email Catriona at exercisephysiologist@betterhnf.org
Bachelor of Science - Exercise, Sport and Rehabilitation Science (Curtin University)
Graduate Diploma in Exercise Rehabilitation - UWA
Cat has gained experience mentoring practicum students in Exercise Physiology. She has developed an amazing ability to communicate and deliver exercise to people that make it easy for them to understand. Cat is a caring individual who will go above and beyond to provide you with an exercise program that will assist you in either improving your health condition or assisting in weight loss.
You can email Catriona at exercisephysiologist@betterhnf.org
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Evangeline Lawrie
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Qualifications
Bachelor of Exercise Physiology and Rehabilitation (University of Canberra)
Major: Exercise Science and Human Movement
Human Movement Sports Trainer Level 1
Evangeline is experienced in one-on-one exercise delivery, group-class supervision and management, hydrotherapy, conducting assessments and educating clientele. She has worked with a wide variety of clients and conditions including cancer, diabetes, heart conditions, neurological conditions, arthritis, autoimmune, chronic pain, injury and corporate employees.
She has worked closely with arthritis patients to prepare for joint replacements, falls prevention, cardiac rehabilitation and previously run core stability and boxing for fitness classes. Evangeline is specifically passionate about improving quality of life and building self-efficacy within her clients.
Evangeline is passionate, friendly and determined to help her clients achieve functionality and well-being through individually tailored exercise prescription.
You can email Evangeline at exercisephysiologist@betterhnf.org
Bachelor of Exercise Physiology and Rehabilitation (University of Canberra)
Major: Exercise Science and Human Movement
Human Movement Sports Trainer Level 1
Evangeline is experienced in one-on-one exercise delivery, group-class supervision and management, hydrotherapy, conducting assessments and educating clientele. She has worked with a wide variety of clients and conditions including cancer, diabetes, heart conditions, neurological conditions, arthritis, autoimmune, chronic pain, injury and corporate employees.
She has worked closely with arthritis patients to prepare for joint replacements, falls prevention, cardiac rehabilitation and previously run core stability and boxing for fitness classes. Evangeline is specifically passionate about improving quality of life and building self-efficacy within her clients.
Evangeline is passionate, friendly and determined to help her clients achieve functionality and well-being through individually tailored exercise prescription.
You can email Evangeline at exercisephysiologist@betterhnf.org
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Zoe Bydder
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Qualifications
Bachelor of Science; Exercise Physiology (Murdoch University)
Level 1 Boxing Instructor Accreditation (THUMP Boxing)
Diploma Remedial Massage (North Metropolitan TAFE)
Certificate IV in Massage Therapy Practice (North Metropolitan TAFE)
Zoe has a keen interest in personal training and has the ability to work within the fitness and strength capabilities of her clients without the typical "smash" mentality you find in a lot of trainers. Zoe has extensive knowledge of musculoskeletal anatomy with her experience in both massage and exercise physiology. She has gained experience working with spinal cord injuries, musculoskeletal injuries, metabolic, cardiovascular, respiratory and the elderly population. She enjoys working with older adults to assist in falls prevention and functional mobility and has spent some time facilitating group exercise classes. Zoe has a friendly and positive outlook and works hard to help her patients achieve the best possible outcomes for each individual.
You can email Zoe at exercisephysiologist@betterhnf.org
Bachelor of Science; Exercise Physiology (Murdoch University)
Level 1 Boxing Instructor Accreditation (THUMP Boxing)
Diploma Remedial Massage (North Metropolitan TAFE)
Certificate IV in Massage Therapy Practice (North Metropolitan TAFE)
Zoe has a keen interest in personal training and has the ability to work within the fitness and strength capabilities of her clients without the typical "smash" mentality you find in a lot of trainers. Zoe has extensive knowledge of musculoskeletal anatomy with her experience in both massage and exercise physiology. She has gained experience working with spinal cord injuries, musculoskeletal injuries, metabolic, cardiovascular, respiratory and the elderly population. She enjoys working with older adults to assist in falls prevention and functional mobility and has spent some time facilitating group exercise classes. Zoe has a friendly and positive outlook and works hard to help her patients achieve the best possible outcomes for each individual.
You can email Zoe at exercisephysiologist@betterhnf.org