Our Team
Kate Cranstoun
(currently on maternity leave)
Principal Physiotherapist
Bachelor of Science (Physiotherapy), APAM
Known for her exemplary diagnostic and treatment skills, attention to detail, and genuine care for her patient’s wellbeing, Kate is dedicated to getting the best outcomes for her patients.
After graduating from Curtin University, Kate worked in the Perth CBD, Mt Lawley and then Kalamunda for several years, before moving to the Perth hills in 2013 when she began working at Glen Forrest Physio.
After nearly six years in Glen Forrest, Kate decided to open Perth Hills Physiotherapy with a vision to provide an even higher level of personalised, quality care to her patients.
Kate has completed extensive training in Clinical Pilates, dry needling and the Ridgway Method. Years of fine tuning these treatment techniques and continued professional education gives Kate a range of skills to offer. Kate has also completed advanced training in neck pain, temporomandibular joint dysfunction and vestibular dysfunction, including the management of vertigo and dizziness.
Kate loves her work as a physiotherapist and finds it very rewarding, especially when she provides practical solutions for patients who present with complex and challenging problems. Kate also enjoys assisting people with neck pain and headaches and creating exercise programs focusing on balance, strengthening and bone density.
As a keen rock climber, runner and hiker, Kate understands your desire to continue training and will have you back on your feet, achieving your goals or climbing that wall in no time.
Kate’s clinical interests are:
- Dizziness & Vertigo
- Neck Pain & Headaches
- Exercise Rehabilitation & Clinical Pilates
- Exercise programs for falls prevention & bone density
- Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction
Bryony McCrudden
Sports Physiotherapist
BSc (Physio) MClinPhysio (Sports), APAM
Bryony, a Gidgegannup local, started her career with six rewarding years nearby at Glen Forrest Physiotherapy. Now with over 12 years of experience, Bryony is highly skilled in the management of pain and injury. She prides herself on providing holistic care for her patients, ensuring your risk of re-injury is minimised as you return to sport or activity.
Bryony completed her Masters in Sports Physiotherapy in 2016 which has enhanced her diagnosis and management skills, not only for sport-related injuries but also your everyday aches, pains and rehabilitation needs. You don’t need to be an athlete to benefit from Bryony’s excellent treatment skills and patient care!
After completing her Masters degree, Bryony spent three years pursuing her passion for sport, working with both recreational and elite athletes especially in Rugby and Tennis. This allowed her to tour nationally and internationally providing vital physiotherapy care to ensure her athletes weren’t sidelined by injury. Bryony especially enjoys empowering patients to take control of their own recovery and has a particular passion for managing ACL injuries.
Bryony has enjoyed returning to work in the hills with the community she loves. She spends her limited free time training and competing in adventure racing (Trail running, mountain biking, kayaking and swimming) as well as participating with her local Volunteer Fire Brigade.
Bryony’s clinical interests are:
- Sporting injuries
- Adolescent athlete injuries
- Lower back pain
- Sports specific strength programs
- Exercise rehabilitation and clinical Pilates
- Post-surgical rehabilitation
- Posture related issues
Caitlin Park
Titled Continence & Pelvic Health Physiotherapist
BSc (Physio), MClinPhysio (Continence & Pelvic Health), APAM
Caitlin has lived in the hills for the last 11 years and is looking forward to working within the local community.
Since graduating from Curtin University in 2009, Caitlin has worked in private practice treating a range of musculoskeletal conditions and sports injuries. Having had positive experiences with dry needling and Pilates as an athlete in her youth, Caitlin was keen to develop skills in these areas and completed advanced training early in her career.
Whilst training in clinical Pilates in 2014, Caitlin found a passion for treating antenatal and postnatal women and subsequently completed a Masters in Continence and Pelvic Health in 2019. Being a titled continence and pelvic health physiotherapist, Caitlin’s passion is in assisting women and men of all ages with their pelvic health, allowing them to gain back control over their lives through exercise and behavioural changes.
Caitlin’s clinical interests are:
- Bladder and bowel continence issues
- Pelvic organ prolapse
- Persistent pelvic pain
- Pelvic girdle pain
- Sexual dysfunction
- Post surgical recovery
- Dry needling
- Clinical Pilates and functional exercise rehabilitation
Outside of work Caitlin is busy raising 3 small children! They love getting away in the caravan and seeing the sights of WA and when possible Caitlin still enjoys playing hockey and running.
Iris Dolphin
(on extended leave in 2026, returning in 2027)
Physiotherapist
Bachelor of Science (Physiotherapy)
Currently Iris is working on developing her skills in the Women’s & Men’s pelvic health field. She has a particular clinical interest in providing support during the antenatal period and assisting with postnatal recovery.
Note – Iris is away for all of 2026 taking a lap around Australia! She will be back in 2027.
Alison Slevin
Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist
BSc (Physio) MClinPhysio (Musculoskeletal), APAM
Note – Alison is currently away on maternity leave
Alison is an APA titled Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist and a keen traveller and scuba diver.
Having completed her undergraduate degree in 2010 with honours, Alison also had great success in her Masters of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy and was awarded the ‘Brian Edwards’ prize for the highest clinical results and the ‘Max Zusman’ award for the highest results in the Advanced Management of Pain Disorders.
Alison’s other training has included attaining certificates in Orthopaedic Manual therapy, APPI matwork & equipment Pilates, Hatha Yoga, Neurodynamic solutions, dry needling and strength & conditioning; all of which she incorporates into her holistic approach to treatment planning.
Alison has a keen interest in persistent complex pain conditions, in particular spinal and pelvic pain disorders, as well as the management of shoulder conditions and tendinopathy. She is passionate about working together with her patients to get them back to or continue with their valued activities. Outside of work, Alison enjoys the gym, yoga and cycling.
Note – Alison is currently away on maternity leave
Jo and Sue
Reception and Administrative Support
Profiles coming soon…