Evan Sgammotta
Chiropractor & Founder
Dr. Evan was introduced to Chiropractic at an early age of 10 years old. He was inspired how you can treat the body with just your hands and soon realised he had found his passion.
Dr. Evan graduated from Macquarie University with a Bachelor of Chiropractic Science, followed by a further 2 years with a Master of Chiropractic.
Evan realised that there is more then just a physical side to pain, becoming certified in 2016 in the practice of N.E.T. after undertaking studies in Australia and the USA. Dr Evan’s cutting edge techniques provide a holistically considered treatment delivered with a gentle, calm and efficient approach.
He focus his treatments on examining the whole body rather then just on the symptoms.
Techniques Evan commonly use include:
Thompson Technique (Drop Piece with table)
Diversified Manual Adjustments
Neuro-Emotional Technique (N.E.T)
Arthostim (Quantum Neurology)
Dry Needling
Soft Tissue Release
Craig Parker
Physiotherapist
Craig Parker is an integrated physiotherapist with over 18 years experience practicing. Craig’s treatment philosophy centres around evaluating and treating the body holistically rather then just the pain symptoms being experienced.
He provides evidence based physiotherapy, diagnostic capability and rehabilitation treatment, focusing in postural care.
Approaching treatment with a ‘hands on’ approach, Craig uses a range of techniques including manual therapy, soft tissue therapy, joint mobilisation and manipulation, muscle re-training, movement and gait assessment, and exercise planning and programs.
In addition to Physiotherapy, Craig is a certified Japanese Yoga instructor, giving him advanced insight into body movement and flexibility.
Craig ParkerPhysiotherapist
Craig Parker is an integrated physiotherapist with over 18 years experience practicing. Craig’s treatment philosophy centres around evaluating and treating the body holistically rather then just the pain symptoms being experienced.
He provides evidence based physiotherapy, diagnostic capability and rehabilitation treatment, focusing in postural care.
Approaching treatment with a ‘hands on’ approach, Craig uses a range of techniques including manual therapy, soft tissue therapy, joint mobilisation and manipulation, muscle re-training, movement and gait assessment, and exercise planning and programs.
In addition to Physiotherapy, Craig is a certified Japanese Yoga instructor, giving him advanced insight into body movement and flexibility.
Physiotherapist
Craig Parker is an integrated physiotherapist with over 18 years experience practicing. Craig’s treatment philosophy centres around evaluating and treating the body holistically rather then just the pain symptoms being experienced.
He provides evidence based physiotherapy, diagnostic capability and rehabilitation treatment, focusing in postural care.
Approaching treatment with a ‘hands on’ approach, Craig uses a range of techniques including manual therapy, soft tissue therapy, joint mobilisation and manipulation, muscle re-training, movement and gait assessment, and exercise planning and programs.
In addition to Physiotherapy, Craig is a certified Japanese Yoga instructor, giving him advanced insight into body movement and flexibility.
Jenny Boss
Nutritionist
Jenny is a highly accomplished and holistic Nutritionist and Wellness Coach, who has extensive experience in both study and practice. She has completed a Master of Human Nutrition (HD) at Deakon University Melbourne, achieved her Level 3 Wellness Coach certification, and completed Training in SOS approach to feeding. She is also a Member of the Nutrition Society of Australia and an accomplished health journalist reporting on diets and nutrition for many years.
As a parent herself, she has a strong focus on child and teenage nutrition and relates to clients on a personal level, taking into account their personal circumstances to set and achieve realistic eating and fitness goals.
“And as a wellness coach I’ve learned that ‘Do as I say’ isn’t the best approach. I support you as a client in working out what you want, why you want it, and what’s stopping you. Then together we create a plan for action, at your pace.”
Jenny provides specialist services in:
• Adult nutrition and dieting
• Weight loss, especially in menopause
• Children / Teenage Nutrition
• Wellness coaching
Joseph Zhang
Acupuncturist/ Herbalist
Yu Zhang (Joseph) decided from a young age that he wanted to master the arts of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) after suffering a severe chronic illness at just 6 months of age. He was treated and cured of his illness by a TCM practitioner which inspired his growth into the field in China and now in Australia.
Joseph obtained a bachelor degree of health Science in TCM from Chengdu University TCM in 1994 and later became a national registered acupuncturist upon relocating to Australia in 2001. To compliment his treatments a Joseph went on to obtain a degree in Herbal dispensary,
With over 15 years of experience practicing in Sydney, he has developed a broad understanding of the treatment of illnesses and diseases from chronic coughs and insomnia, to menopause complications. Joseph believes in a holistic approach to treatment, and is accredited in massage which he is able to apply in consultations.
Joseph ZhangAcupuncturist/ Herbalist
Yu Zhang (Joseph) decided from a young age that he wanted to master the arts of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) after suffering a severe chronic illness at just 6 months of age. He was treated and cured of his illness by a TCM practitioner which inspired his growth into the field in China and now in Australia.
Joseph obtained a bachelor degree of health Science in TCM from Chengdu University TCM in 1994 and later became a national registered acupuncturist upon relocating to Australia in 2001. To compliment his treatments a Joseph went on to obtain a degree in Herbal dispensary,
With over 15 years of experience practicing in Sydney, he has developed a broad understanding of the treatment of illnesses and diseases from chronic coughs and insomnia, to menopause complications. Joseph believes in a holistic approach to treatment, and is accredited in massage which he is able to apply in consultations.
Acupuncturist/ Herbalist
Yu Zhang (Joseph) decided from a young age that he wanted to master the arts of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) after suffering a severe chronic illness at just 6 months of age. He was treated and cured of his illness by a TCM practitioner which inspired his growth into the field in China and now in Australia.
Joseph obtained a bachelor degree of health Science in TCM from Chengdu University TCM in 1994 and later became a national registered acupuncturist upon relocating to Australia in 2001. To compliment his treatments a Joseph went on to obtain a degree in Herbal dispensary,
With over 15 years of experience practicing in Sydney, he has developed a broad understanding of the treatment of illnesses and diseases from chronic coughs and insomnia, to menopause complications. Joseph believes in a holistic approach to treatment, and is accredited in massage which he is able to apply in consultations.
Rima Elmowy
Remedial Massage Therapist
Rima has over 10 years experience in the health industry, beginning her career as a personal trainer and moving into massage therapy after developing her interest in rehabilitation and treatment.
She has a Diploma in Remedial Massage as well as a Diploma in Fitness, and has worked specialising in professional and amateur sports therapy, providing regular treatment and rehabilitation plans to a number of major professional athletes across sporting codes.
Rima’s well rounded understanding of the body and physical exercise allows her to diagnose and thoroughly treat injury, as well as provide treatment plans to support physical goals, health challenges, and manage concerns in the body.
Rima specialises in:
• Remedial Massage
• Sports Massage
• Deep Tissue Therapy
Her techniques used include; Soft Tissue Release (STR), Muscle Energy Technique (MET), Neuromuscular Technique (NMT/Trigger Pointing) and Myofascial Releases (MFR).
Amy Giuliano
Selph Yoga Curator & Teacher
Amy’s personality inspires every person to have fun in their asana practice, to not sweat the small stuff, to be committed yet unattached, and to acknowledge the balance of sthira (strength) and sukha (sweetness), both on and off the mat.
After completing her initial teacher training with Nicole Walsh, Amy has continued to develop her skills through an additional 300hrs with InYoga, The Radiance Sutras Meditation Teacher Training, Yin Teacher Training with Melanie McLaughlin and is inspired by her teachers including Les Leventhal, Tara Judelle, Simon Borg-Olivier, and Carmella Baynie; just to name a few.
She is passionate about helping people live their best life feeling good in their body and settled in their mind. Being a firm believer that “change is the only constant”, Amy encourages her students to be the best version of themselves through a supportive, fun, and alignment-focused space.
Amy GiulianoSelph Yoga Curator & Teacher
Amy’s personality inspires every person to have fun in their asana practice, to not sweat the small stuff, to be committed yet unattached, and to acknowledge the balance of sthira (strength) and sukha (sweetness), both on and off the mat.
After completing her initial teacher training with Nicole Walsh, Amy has continued to develop her skills through an additional 300hrs with InYoga, The Radiance Sutras Meditation Teacher Training, Yin Teacher Training with Melanie McLaughlin and is inspired by her teachers including Les Leventhal, Tara Judelle, Simon Borg-Olivier, and Carmella Baynie; just to name a few.
She is passionate about helping people live their best life feeling good in their body and settled in their mind. Being a firm believer that “change is the only constant”, Amy encourages her students to be the best version of themselves through a supportive, fun, and alignment-focused space.
Selph Yoga Curator & Teacher
Amy’s personality inspires every person to have fun in their asana practice, to not sweat the small stuff, to be committed yet unattached, and to acknowledge the balance of sthira (strength) and sukha (sweetness), both on and off the mat.
After completing her initial teacher training with Nicole Walsh, Amy has continued to develop her skills through an additional 300hrs with InYoga, The Radiance Sutras Meditation Teacher Training, Yin Teacher Training with Melanie McLaughlin and is inspired by her teachers including Les Leventhal, Tara Judelle, Simon Borg-Olivier, and Carmella Baynie; just to name a few.
She is passionate about helping people live their best life feeling good in their body and settled in their mind. Being a firm believer that “change is the only constant”, Amy encourages her students to be the best version of themselves through a supportive, fun, and alignment-focused space.
Sarah Moore
Yoga Teacher
Sarah has been teaching Yoga and meditation for more than 10 years, passionate about alignment and holding a steady focus to practice with. After a strong and structured practice in Ashtangha yoga, she now creates space for a more fluid practice, creating meditative classes through mindful movement.
Sarah specialises in pre and postnatal yoga as well as mums and bubs, passionate as well about vinyasa flow, restorative yoga and yin.
Her teaching philosophy is around delivering classes that align to individual student needs, so that people can reconnect to their inner feelings, inspire personal growth where it is needed, and feel refreshed.
Sarah is trained by international teachers; Tara Judelle, Shiva Ria, Noah maze, Annie Carpenter as well as training with Nicole Walsh and Nature Care College.
She delivers classes that are creative and different and is constantly inspired by her personal practice.
Sophie Palmer
Yoga Teacher
Sophie begun practicing yoga and mediation after breaking from a fast paced corporate and stress filled lifestyle in her early 20s. She quickly felt a connection with the practice on a much deeper level and trained intensively with Yoga Arts under Louisa Sear and Lucy Roberts in Bali.
Her approach to yoga is that regardless of age, shape or skill level, Yoga should be seen as a holistic tool for personal transformation, growth and self enquiry. Her teaching focuses on the development of self, not just of the physical body, but the creation of a harmony and connection between the body, heart, mind and soul.
Sophie PalmerYoga Teacher
Sophie begun practicing yoga and mediation after breaking from a fast paced corporate and stress filled lifestyle in her early 20s. She quickly felt a connection with the practice on a much deeper level and trained intensively with Yoga Arts under Louisa Sear and Lucy Roberts in Bali.
Her approach to yoga is that regardless of age, shape or skill level, Yoga should be seen as a holistic tool for personal transformation, growth and self enquiry. Her teaching focuses on the development of self, not just of the physical body, but the creation of a harmony and connection between the body, heart, mind and soul.
Yoga Teacher
Sophie begun practicing yoga and mediation after breaking from a fast paced corporate and stress filled lifestyle in her early 20s. She quickly felt a connection with the practice on a much deeper level and trained intensively with Yoga Arts under Louisa Sear and Lucy Roberts in Bali.
Her approach to yoga is that regardless of age, shape or skill level, Yoga should be seen as a holistic tool for personal transformation, growth and self enquiry. Her teaching focuses on the development of self, not just of the physical body, but the creation of a harmony and connection between the body, heart, mind and soul.
Mark Ashmore
Yoga Teacher
Beginning the journey with a gym Body Balance class with his mum in the ’90s, Mark’s practice has ebbed and flowed into a way of ‘being’ ever since. From trainings in Sydney (Samadhi and Sukha Mukha 200hr), to ashrams in India (Sivananda Trivandrum and Osho Pune), to intensive retreats with a much loved guru Clive Sheridan: the adventure toward consciousness has been transforming.
Mark has been studying astrology for almost two decades and weaves the motion of the planets into his teachings. Acceptance, kindness, joy and the art of ‘sitting with’ are what he wishes to bring to his practice he shares. Following the bhakti path of the heart he also holds kirtans (singing mantras) around Sydney.
Carly Boscheinen
Yoga Teacher
Carly Boscheinen began her yoga journey 5 years ago in her late teens where she immediately fell in love with the practise and how it made her feel. Her passion for embodied movement then inspired her to explore this deeper with a 350 hour training with InYoga.
Carly’s classes offer a slow and steady practise which she believes reconnects individuals with the physical and energetic subtleties in their bodies. She believes mindful practices provides people with a practical tool of moving through the bodily senses to then strengthen self awareness skills.
Throughout this journey of teaching and learning, Carly intends to bind the mindful practices of yoga with positive psychology and modern neuroscience, to better understand how these sciences can facilitate in strengthening people’s understanding of their whole being; who they are and how they can thrive within their live so there is purpose and intention to their life experiences.
Carly BoscheinenYoga Teacher
Carly Boscheinen began her yoga journey 5 years ago in her late teens where she immediately fell in love with the practise and how it made her feel. Her passion for embodied movement then inspired her to explore this deeper with a 350 hour training with InYoga.
Carly’s classes offer a slow and steady practise which she believes reconnects individuals with the physical and energetic subtleties in their bodies. She believes mindful practices provides people with a practical tool of moving through the bodily senses to then strengthen self awareness skills.
Throughout this journey of teaching and learning, Carly intends to bind the mindful practices of yoga with positive psychology and modern neuroscience, to better understand how these sciences can facilitate in strengthening people’s understanding of their whole being; who they are and how they can thrive within their live so there is purpose and intention to their life experiences.
Yoga Teacher
Carly Boscheinen began her yoga journey 5 years ago in her late teens where she immediately fell in love with the practise and how it made her feel. Her passion for embodied movement then inspired her to explore this deeper with a 350 hour training with InYoga.
Carly’s classes offer a slow and steady practise which she believes reconnects individuals with the physical and energetic subtleties in their bodies. She believes mindful practices provides people with a practical tool of moving through the bodily senses to then strengthen self awareness skills.
Throughout this journey of teaching and learning, Carly intends to bind the mindful practices of yoga with positive psychology and modern neuroscience, to better understand how these sciences can facilitate in strengthening people’s understanding of their whole being; who they are and how they can thrive within their live so there is purpose and intention to their life experiences.
Steph Lewis
Yoga Teacher
Steph Lewis has a strong focus on mindful and joyful movement in her vinyasa flow and yin classes. She begun practicing yoga as a stressed-out student, and fell in love with the space yoga created in her mind.
Inspired by the results a strong commitment to regular practice brought her to a deeper awareness, she’s completed 350 hours of vinyasa teacher training with InYoga, and 100 hours of yin yoga teacher training with Melanie McLaughlin.
Steph teaches corporate and studio classes, including people newer to yoga, and loves encouraging her students to fall back in love with movement, find stillness and nourish themselves through the practice. On and off the mat, Steph loves exploring how slowing down can help her find more space, attention and intention, and her classes will leave you feeling present, steady and refreshed
Nicole Orzecki
Yoga Teacher
Nicole leads uplifting and inspiring movement practices in her classes, focusing on internal experience, growth of one’s self knowledge and the ability to deeply nourish and rest.
Her classes seek to establish a non-competitive environment to provide the tools to facilitate exploration of the body, mind and breath. All of Nicole’s classes include guided meditation and focused principles of movement. A deep study of the traditional dual and non-dual texts feature as anchors for enquiry during practice.
She comes from a background of multiple movement disciplines (Martial Arts and gymnastics), which led her to practice yoga as a teenager and motivated her to studies in Human Movement and Sciences.
Having fulfilled more than 1000 hours of certified Yoga education, Nicole attributes her teaching skills to her teachers: Annie Carpenter of Smart Flow Yoga and Tara Judelle of Embodied Flow. She is also inspired by books, art, music, films and philosophy.
Nicole OrzeckiYoga Teacher
Nicole leads uplifting and inspiring movement practices in her classes, focusing on internal experience, growth of one’s self knowledge and the ability to deeply nourish and rest.
Her classes seek to establish a non-competitive environment to provide the tools to facilitate exploration of the body, mind and breath. All of Nicole’s classes include guided meditation and focused principles of movement. A deep study of the traditional dual and non-dual texts feature as anchors for enquiry during practice.
She comes from a background of multiple movement disciplines (Martial Arts and gymnastics), which led her to practice yoga as a teenager and motivated her to studies in Human Movement and Sciences.
Having fulfilled more than 1000 hours of certified Yoga education, Nicole attributes her teaching skills to her teachers: Annie Carpenter of Smart Flow Yoga and Tara Judelle of Embodied Flow. She is also inspired by books, art, music, films and philosophy.
Yoga Teacher
Nicole leads uplifting and inspiring movement practices in her classes, focusing on internal experience, growth of one’s self knowledge and the ability to deeply nourish and rest.
Her classes seek to establish a non-competitive environment to provide the tools to facilitate exploration of the body, mind and breath. All of Nicole’s classes include guided meditation and focused principles of movement. A deep study of the traditional dual and non-dual texts feature as anchors for enquiry during practice.
She comes from a background of multiple movement disciplines (Martial Arts and gymnastics), which led her to practice yoga as a teenager and motivated her to studies in Human Movement and Sciences.
Having fulfilled more than 1000 hours of certified Yoga education, Nicole attributes her teaching skills to her teachers: Annie Carpenter of Smart Flow Yoga and Tara Judelle of Embodied Flow. She is also inspired by books, art, music, films and philosophy.