Meet the team at Forge West End

Marcin has over 20 years of physiotherapy experience across Europe and Australia and is the Director of Forge West End and Vitalis Physiotherapy in Brisbane. After graduating with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the Medical University of Gdańsk in Poland in 2005, he began his healthcare career in Australia in 2008, completing a Diploma of Remedial Massage at the Australian Institute of Applied Science. To practise as a physiotherapist here, he then completed a second Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the University of Notre Dame Australia in Fremantle.

Throughout his career he has worked across private practice and musculoskeletal settings, moving from junior clinician to University Clinical Educator, Practice Manager and business owner. He specialises in complex musculoskeletal conditions, persistent pain, sports and gym-related injuries, post-operative rehabilitation and return-to-sport programs, and is often sought out for second-opinion consultations by people who have not achieved lasting results elsewhere.

In 2018 Marcin founded Vitalis Physiotherapy with a vision of structured, evidence-based care focused on long-term outcomes rather than short-term symptom relief. In 2024 he expanded that vision through Forge, creating a modern rehabilitation facility combining expert clinical care, advanced technology and performance-based rehabilitation.

A significant milestone came in 2022, when he completed the ProSport Academy — an intensive 15-month mentorship led by David O’Sullivan, former physiotherapist for England Rugby Union and England Rugby League. It reinforced his belief in a systematic step-by-step model that finds the true source of dysfunction rather than chasing the symptom.

He is passionate about empowering patients through education, and believes understanding the “why” behind pain and injury is what makes results last.

Ashleigh is a dedicated physiotherapist who brings a strong foundation in both movement science and clinical rehabilitation. Before completing her Bachelor of Physiotherapy at Griffith University, she graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences — giving her a well-rounded understanding of human performance, exercise physiology and holistic health.

With seven years of experience at Forge West End, Ashleigh has built a strong reputation for supportive, evidence-based care that helps people return confidently to the activities they love. She is passionate about active lifestyles and takes pride in empowering clients through clear education, tailored exercise programs and effective hands-on treatment.

She continues to expand her expertise in complex conditions and sporting injuries by integrating the ProSport Academy treatment methodology into her practice, applying elite-level rehabilitation strategies so clients recover more efficiently and move better.

Ashleigh believes in a welcoming, patient-centred environment where each person’s own goals drive the treatment plan. Born and raised on the Sunshine Coast, she has always had a strong connection to the water. Outside the clinic you will often find her at the beach with family, friends and her dog, Zen. Say hello next time you are in.

Originally from Scotland, Gregor is a Physiotherapist with a strong background in sports rehabilitation, strength & conditioning and professional football.

With a BSc in Sport Science and MSc in Physiotherapy, Gregor has worked across academy and first-team professional football, including as Head of Academy Medical, as well as in private practice as a Sports Physiotherapist, Strength & Conditioning Coach and Sports Massage Therapist.

Gregor has a particular interest in sports injuries, musculoskeletal conditions, and pre- and post-operative rehabilitation. He enjoys helping people at all levels from everyday clients to athletes recover from injury, rebuild strength and return confidently to the activities and sports that matter to them.

His approach to physiotherapy is individualised, hands-on and rehabilitation-focused. He combines thorough assessment and hands-on treatment with progressive exercise and strength-based rehabilitation, focusing not only on relieving symptoms but also on restoring function and supporting long-term recovery.

Gregor also has additional training in acupuncture and dry needling, sports massage, personal training and elite pitch-side first aid.

With over a decade of experience in yoga, mobility and fitness coaching, Cameron brings a practical, movement-focused approach to physiotherapy. He is passionate about helping people not only recover from injury, but make real, measurable progress in how they move and feel.

He combines hands-on treatment, targeted exercise and clear education to deliver care that is holistic, thorough and genuinely patient-centred. He works closely with clients to build understanding, confidence and long-term improvement, believing the best outcomes come from collaboration, accountability and an evidence-informed plan.

Known for his positive energy and supportive approach, Cameron builds relationships where clients feel heard, motivated and in control of their health. If you want structured guidance, clarity and consistent progress — whether recovering from injury or simply aiming to move better for the long haul — he is a good fit.

Outside the clinic he is a dedicated father with a strong focus on family, enjoys staying active and making the most of the outdoors, and is passionate about movement and long-term longevity.

Jannat is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist who graduated from the Queensland University of Technology with a Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology in 2024. She is passionate about helping people improve their health, confidence and quality of life through evidence-based exercise and personalised care.

She has a particular interest in women’s health and enjoys supporting women through every stage of life — pre- and postnatal care, pelvic health concerns, perimenopause and menopause, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), endometriosis, adenomyosis and hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. To expand her knowledge further she is currently undertaking a Master of Women’s Health Medicine.

Alongside women’s health, Jannat works with clients managing chronic conditions, musculoskeletal injuries, persistent pain and healthy ageing, helping people regain confidence in their bodies and achieve outcomes that last.

Her own path into exercise physiology began with injury. After a lower back stress fracture at a young age she developed a deep appreciation for the body’s ability to heal and adapt — what started as a personal challenge became a fascination with movement and rehabilitation, and it still shapes how she treats today.

Outside the clinic you will often find Jannat in the gym or on a reformer, her favourite place to challenge herself and recharge. She also enjoys photography, art, long walks and time with family and friends.

Sophie is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist who graduated with a Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology (Honours) from the University of Queensland. She is currently expanding her clinical expertise by studying Physiotherapy at Griffith University.

She is passionate about empowering clients through movement, education and structured rehabilitation, and believes that understanding your body is the key to long-term strength, resilience and confidence. Sophie is Pilates certified and brings those principles into her sessions for stability, control and functional strength.

She takes a holistic, individualised approach and enjoys working with a wide range of clients — from those returning from injury to those wanting to improve performance and general fitness.

Outside the clinic Sophie enjoys running, gym training and rock climbing. She loves catching up with friends over coffee and spending time outdoors with her dog, Mika.