Clare Singleton
Senior Physiotherapist + Clinic Owner
Clare is a sports physiotherapist and mother of two, with a passion for knowledge and a desire to help people, help themselves. Clare has been with Physio Inq since 2019, when she converted her physiotherapy business, Clear Physiotherapy, into Physio Inq Cranbourne. In 2021, Clare opened her second clinic, Physio Inq Aspendale, and in mid-2023, to expand, she moved the Cranbourne clinic to bigger and better premises.
Clare is a well-educated woman. In 1999, she graduated from the University of Melbourne with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. In 2005, she completed her Graduate Certificate in Sports Physiotherapy at La Trobe University, and in 2012, Clare added Sports Physiotherapy Masters, also from Latrobe to her impressive resume.
Clare enjoys treating all people, but in particular, sports people. She enjoys the challenges of Crossfit, cycling, swimming and golf, both as a participant, and as a physiotherapist. Like many physiotherapists, Clare comes from a strong sporting background, impressively representing Australia in the 2010 Triathlon World Championships.
After several childhood injuries requiring physiotherapy treatment, Clare developed a long-standing desire to be a physiotherapist. The worst of her injuries was to her lower back, which has left her with two degenerative discs. Clare, however, does not let this stop her, and it is this drive and determination, that she brings to all her patients and employees.
Dinithi De Silva
Physiotherapist
Dinithi graduated from Latrobe University with a Bachelor of Applied Science and a Masters in Physiotherapy. Dinithi has developed an interest in Pilates and enjoys treating clients with a vast range of musculoskeletal injuries, especially spinal. She is passionate about helping clients return to their best level of function and utilises a holistic approach to help improve people’s outcomes.
Dinithi employs a ‘hands-on’ approach involving manual therapy and dry needling as well as education and exercise prescription to help achieve long-term results.
In her spare time, Dinithi enjoys bouldering, pilates and running, and loves to travel! She is also fluent in Sinhalese
Jason Law
Physiotherapist
Jason is a dedicated physiotherapist who graduated from Monash University in 2021. Over the past years, he has gained experience working with the geriatric population in aged care and at home as well as the NDIS population.
His personal experience with chronic neck pain during his teenage years has deeply inspired him to pursue a career in physiotherapy. He is committed to helping others achieve their goals and improve their quality of life through personalised and effective physiotherapy treatments.
Rhiannon Haines
Physiotherapist
Rhiannon Haines joins the team after graduating from a Masters in Physiotherapy, with a background in sports science and sports nutrition. Rhiannon also comes to us with experience in treating state and national-level female soccer players from her role as head physiotherapist at the Football New South Wales Institute program. She has a passion for treating sports-related injuries – having been a representative level netball player herself, along with interests in lower limbs dysfunctions and lower back pain.
In her spare time, you’ll find Rhiannon at the gym, playing netball or spending time with friends and family. She will also happily try and convince you to support her loving Penrith Panthers in the NRL!
Libby McQuiston
Client Relationship Manager
Libby is one of our Client Relationship Managers as well as an accredited exercise scientist at Physio Inq Cranbourne and Physio Inq Aspendale.
Libby is currently studying for her Masters in Physiotherapy at the University of Tasmania. She loves working with children and older adults. In her spare time, you'll find Libby camping and waterskiing with friends and family.