Concussion Central at Symmetry - Hoppers Crossing.

Megan is a Physiotherapist with over 20 years of experience working with people recovering from brain injury and concussion. Megan has worked in both the UK and Australia and travelled to the USA to study concussion. Megan completed her Masters by Research at the University of Melbourne in the field of Traumatic Brain Injury and she has presented on the topics of Concussion and Traumatic Brain Injury nationally and internationally. Megan understands that concussion symptoms and recovery can be complex and that a thorough physical assessment is paramount to designing an individualized treatment plan. Megan uses compassion and education to guide her patients through a comprehensive treatment program to help them achieve their goals of returning to sport, study, work and life. When not at work, Megan enjoys playing with her 3 young children, practicing yoga and pilates and listening to Podcasts.

Stéphane graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) and has over a decade of experience across hospital and private practice settings. He worked in hospital rehabilitation, developing a strong foundation in managing a broad range of conditions, before working in a specialist vestibular private practice. Stepháne has a particular focus on vestibular disorders – treating vertigo, dizziness, and balance impairments – and concussion assessment and management. He has completed extensive advanced training in this area, including courses in Australia and with the internationally recognised Herdman Group (USA). Stéphane takes a patient-centred approach, valuing careful listening and a deep understanding of each individual’s experience. He recognises the complexity of concussion and vestibular conditions, and the impact they can have on daily life. Through clear communication, education, comprehensive assessment, and tailored treatment plans, he supports patients throughout their recovery journey, helping them build confidence and return to the activities that matter most. Outside of work Stéphane enjoys playing the piano, reading, going to the gym and spending time with family and friends.

Keely has a keen interest in treating vestibular/vertigo conditions and concussion. She has extensive knowledge in headaches and migraines. Keely believes in empowering her patients through education and knowledge to understand their conditions so they can achieve their personal goals. Keely graduated from Monash University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Hons) and has completed further vestibular and concussion training, as well as the Level 1 Watson Headache Institute Course. She is trained in both DMA and APPI pilates.