Our Therapists

Lee founded Physio Now with a singular focus: providing careful, thorough physiotherapy for people with complex conditions. His journey into advanced manual therapy has taken him to the United States and France on multiple occasions to study Fascial Counterstrain, Craniosacral Therapy, and Visceral Manipulation. Drawing on this foundation, he developed his own methodology — Neura Manual Therapy™ — a precision hands-on approach that addresses the deeper drivers of chronic pain and dysfunction.

From 2020 to 2022, Lee was part of the on-field team at the Adelaide Crows Football Club, travelling interstate with the squad and providing on-field coverage at the elite AFL level.

Lee is based full-time at the Physio Now clinic in Prospect and also provides weekly NDIS home visits across Adelaide. In 2027, he begins teaching Neura Manual Therapy internationally — sharing the methodology with clinicians around the world.

Marko brings genuine warmth and connection to every person he works with. He has a rare ability to build trust quickly — particularly with participants who may have had difficult or inconsistent experiences with healthcare in the past. His focus is on creating a therapy relationship where people feel safe, respected, and genuinely motivated to work towards their goals.

His clinical approach centres on improving physical functioning through carefully designed exercise programmes and hydrotherapy. Marko understands that for many NDIS participants, progress isn't measured in dramatic leaps — it's in the meaningful, day-to-day improvements that build independence, confidence, and quality of life. He's skilled at breaking complex functional goals into achievable steps and celebrating each milestone along the way.

Marko provides NDIS services across Adelaide five days a week, including one-on-one home physiotherapy, group exercise sessions, hydrotherapy, and home-based capacity building programmes. He is particularly experienced with participants living with intellectual disabilities, neurological conditions, and complex physical support needs.

Corey brings clinical experience spanning NDIS disability support, hydrotherapy, and aged care — giving him a well-rounded perspective on how to support people across different stages of life and ability. He adapts his approach to meet each person where they are, whether that's a child building confidence in the pool, an NDIS participant working towards functional independence, or an older adult maintaining mobility and quality of life.

Hydrotherapy with children is a particular strength. Corey uses the warm-water environment to create engaging, play-based sessions that build strength, coordination, and water confidence. For kids who find land-based exercises challenging, the pool provides a safe, supportive space where they can move more freely and enjoy the process of getting stronger. He's skilled at reading each child's energy and comfort level, adjusting sessions in real time to keep things fun and progressing towards their goals.

Corey is available across Adelaide and the Murray Bridge region, and also offers after-hours sessions — making him a flexible option for participants and families who need therapy outside of standard business hours.