Latitude 33.7 Physiotherapy

Paul Tucker, the Practice Principal and Sports Physiotherapist at Latitude 33.7 Physiotherapy, brings over three decades of extensive experience to his role. After earning his Bachelor of Applied Science in Physiotherapy from La Trobe University in 1989, Paul completed a Graduate Diploma in Sports Physiotherapy at Curtin University in 1994.

His career includes significant tenures with the Northern Territory Football League, Western Australian state swimming and athletics teams, Perth Reds Rugby League, and Perth Glory. Notably, Paul dedicated 20 seasons to the West Coast Eagles Football Club, serving as Senior Physiotherapist from 2002 and contributing to four grand finals during this period. He was also selected as the Australian team Physiotherapist for an International Rules series against Ireland.

Beyond his professional commitments, Paul maintains an active interest in football through ongoing involvement with the South West Football League and the Independent Schools Football competition in Perth. Outside the clinic, he enjoys cycling and surfing at Smiths Beach.

Qualifications

B App Sci (Physiotherapy)
Grad Dip Sports Physiotherapy
Australian Physiotherapy Association level 3 Sports Course

​Sarah Olszewski is a dedicated physiotherapist with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy from Curtin University (2007). Her extensive experience includes work in paediatrics, orthopaedics, ICU, hydrotherapy, and women’s health during her tenure at North West Regional Hospital in Tasmania. Sarah holds a Graduate Certificate in Continence Promotion and Management and has completed Professional Certificates in Pain Sciences and the Conservative Management of Pelvic Organ Prolapse through the University of South Australia.

Her clinical interests encompass Pilates, headaches and neck pain, sporting injuries, workplace injuries, persistent pain, and women’s health. Beyond her practice, Sarah actively engages with community groups to share her expertise in continence and women’s health and serves as the Southwest Local Pain Collective Facilitator. In her leisure time, she enjoys participating in CrossFit, basketball, netball, and dog agility activities.

Qualifications

BSc (Physiotherapy)
Prof Cert Pain Sciences
Grad Cert Continence Promotion & Management
Prof Cert Conservative Management of Pelvic Organ Prolapse

Ben Mastaglia is a dedicated Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist with over a decade of experience in private practice. He earned his Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2012 and completed a Master of Clinical Physiotherapy specializing in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy in 2022.

Ben has provided care to personnel from the Navy, Army, Air Force, and SAS during his tenure with the Australian Defence Force. His patient-centered approach involves comprehensive assessments and personalized treatment plans tailored to each individual’s needs. Outside of his professional life, Ben enjoys spending time with his family, exploring music, cycling, discovering new cuisines, and traveling.

Qualifications

Bachelor of Physiotherapy (2012)
Master of Clinical Physiotherapy – Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy

With over 15 years of experience, Stuart is a dedicated Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist, specialising in the treatment of sports-related injuries and rehabilitation. A graduate of the University of Notre Dame in Fremantle (2009), Stuart has also completed a Masters in Sports Physiotherapy at La Trobe University to further refine expertise in athletic injury management and return-to-sport protocols.

Throughout a dynamic career, Stuart has worked with athletes across a wide range of sports, including cricket (Head Physiotherapist for ACT Meteors and ACT Comets), rugby union, AFL (Sydney Swans academy and GWS Giants academy), touch rugby, netball, soccer, and CrossFit. Notable roles have included serving on the Athlete Service Team for the Down Under CrossFit Championship and providing physiotherapy support to the Prime Minister’s XI vs Sri Lanka cricket match.

Having spent four years in the public health system and over 10 years in the private sector, Stuart brings a wealth of experience in diagnosing, treating, and managing all types of musculoskeletal injuries. Specialising in knee rehabilitation and facilitating safe, effective return-to-sport programs, Stuart is committed to helping athletes recover fully and safely.

When not working, Stuart enjoys staying active, spending time with family, and looking forward to returning to the beach after living away from the coast for nearly a decade.

Freya graduated as a physiotherapist from Curtin University in 2017. In 2021, she went back to university to complete a Graduate Certificate in Continence and Pelvic Health while also becoming certified in Pinc and Steel Cancer Rehabilitation. Since then, she has been passionate about helping people improve their quality of life during and after cancer treatment.

In 2024, Freya spent a year working in a specialized cancer rehabilitation day hospital in South Australia, gaining hands-on experience in oncology rehab. She’s now qualified in breast and prostate cancer rehabilitation, including treating lymphatic cording, upper limb lymphoedema, and scar healing. She also focuses on pre-surgical assessment for prostate cancer and helping with continence recovery after surgery or radiotherapy.

Freya strongly believes that exercise is a key part of cancer treatment. She creates tailored, supervised exercise programs to help people maintain muscle mass, bone strength, and overall fitness – both during treatment and when returning to normal life afterward.

Alongside her work in cancer rehab, Freya also treats general musculoskeletal issues like lower back and shoulder pain. She’s a qualified Clinical Pilates instructor and enjoys running group strength and conditioning classes.

Freya is happy to see all general physiotherapy concerns and can also assess and guide patients to the right treatment plan or practitioner if needed.

Qualifications

Bsc ( Physiotherapy)
Graduate Certificate in Continence & Pelvic Health
Certificate in Pinc and Steel Cancer Rehabilitation

Specialising in

Breast cancer surgical rehabilitation
Treatment for cording
Upper limb lymphoedema assessment & management
Prostate cancer pre-surgical assessment & post-treatment rehab
Supervised exercise programs during & after cancer treatment
General physio (back pain, shoulder pain, etc.)
Clinical Pilates & strength training

Jack Paas is a dedicated Physiotherapist with a strong foundation in exercise science and a genuine passion for helping people move well and live pain-free. After completing a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science, Jack pursued a Master of Physiotherapy, combining his deep understanding of human movement with hands-on clinical expertise. He has a keen interest in sports injuries, rehabilitation, and strength and conditioning, working closely with clients to not only treat injuries but also to prevent them through tailored programs and education.

Jack takes a patient-centred approach, focusing on clear communication, achievable goals, and sustainable progress—whether you’re recovering from injury, looking to improve performance, or simply wanting to feel your best day to day. His easygoing, supportive nature makes him a favourite among clients of all ages and activity levels.

Qualifications

Doctor of Physiotherapy (Physiotherapist)
Graduate Diploma in Exercise Rehabilitation (Exercise Physiologist and Exercise Scientist)
Bachelor of Science (Sport Science)

Maria had been working in Italy for several years for an Oncology Hospital and for private rehabilitation clinics before exploring new opportunities abroad to work as a Physio in Europe and the UK. During this time, she had the opportunity to work for a FIFA rehabilitation center where she contributed to the rehabilitation of several professional athletes.

Due to her passion in outdoor sports and body movements, Maria loves treating any kind of musculoskeletal injuries and impairments with the aim to bring her patients back to activity in a safe and conscious way. Maria enjoys taking care of her patients by combining manual therapy with active exercises and breathing techniques with a big emphasis on future injury prevention through the achievement of mobility, strengthening, and body consciousness.

Outside of the clinic, you can find Maria running in the bush, camping, trying to catch waves and having pizza and good wine in front of a stunning sunset.

Maria is available for appointments Monday to Friday and also runs daily movement classes as well as hydrotherapy sessions.

Qualifications

BSc (Physiotherapy)

Tallulah recently graduated from Curtin University with First Class Honours, where she conducted research on the patient experience while waiting for elective surgery. She has a strong passion for exercise therapy, sports rehabilitation, and both pre- and post-surgical care.

With hands-on experience as a sports trainer for East Perth Football Club and Football West, Tallulah has worked closely with athletes in injury management and rehabilitation – both locally and on international tours to Singapore and Borneo.

Building on four years of personal Pilates practice, she pursued further study in the field, gaining the skills to integrate Pilates into clinical and rehabilitative settings. She believes in the power of movement to support recovery, injury prevention, and overall well-being.

Tallulah is dedicated to building meaningful relationships with her clients, ensuring that each treatment plan is tailored to their unique needs and goals.

Outside of physiotherapy, she loves staying active – whether it’s surfing, diving, sailing, or keeping up with her own Pilates routine.

Qualifications

BSc (Physiotherapy)