All for One is a specialist clinic designed from the ground up to treat chronic pain. At All for One we know that there are proven effective treatments for pain that do not involve medications or surgery. Our skilled and experienced Physiotherapist’s will first spend the time getting to know you, your history and your condition. They will then complete a thorough physical examination to find any contributing factors and then present to you a clear diagnosis and written treatment plan showing the path to recovery. Treatments consist of a variety of manual therapy techniques, Clinical Pilates, home exercises, education and as required we may recommend Yoga or Meditation with one of our highly trained staff to compliment your treatment.
At All for One we believe that movement is medicine and we will show you how to get moving again in a safe and fun way. We believe that you deserve the same treatment as an elite athlete so we have brought together a team of Specialists all under one roof to work together to help you, including our Exercise Physiologist, Performance and Wellbeing Psychologist, Dietitian and specially trained Yoga and Pilates teachers. There is no reason why you should continue to live with pain so let us help you take your first step on the path to the life you deserve.
HICAPS, Workcover, TAC, Medicare welcome.
Experts in their field, specialists in holistic health
Sarah Stratulate Physiotherapist
Aula Idris Physiotherapist
Richard Scott Principal Physiotherapist / Director
From an early age as a gymnast and dancer, Sarah developed a desire to better understand how the body moves and recovers from injuries. She has experience working with people of all ages and abilities in both the hospital and private practice setting, and has travelled internationally with Paralympic triathlon in Tokyo, Turkey, and the United States.
Sarah believes in a holistic, evidence-based approach to healthcare and will work closely with you to ensure her treatments align with your needs and values. She is passionate about rehabilitation and helping people make meaningful improvements in their pain and function, using targeted exercises, education, and manual therapy as indicated.
Sarah has a particular interest in treating lower body conditions such as chronic hip and knee pain, osteoarthritis, gluteal/patellar/Achilles tendinopathy, ligamentous and meniscal injuries and post surgical patients. Sarah also has a keen interest in chronic back/neck pain and helping pre and post natal women keep active. The most rewarding part of her job is watching people achieve their goals and reach their full potential.
Sarah graduated from the University of Melbourne’s Doctor of Physiotherapy program with distinction earning awards for clinical excellence. She also holds a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Calgary in Canada, where she was born and raised.
When she isn’t working or learning, Sarah enjoys exercising in the form of running, yoga, and hiking and can often be found camping, exploring local attractions and restaurants, or relaxing with a good book.
Aula is a passionate physiotherapist with an interest in women’s health and education. She believes her role as a physiotherapist is to facilitate your healing. She has a holistic approach to treatment and uses both manual therapy with movement and exercise to help you achieve your goals and move pain free.
Aula has experience treating a variety of musculoskeletal conditions as well as experience in osteoporosis prevention, management of arthritis and clinical pilates. She has worked extensively with expecting and new mums, treating SIJ and pelvic girdle pain, pelvic floor weakness, back pain, keeping them active throughout their pregnancy and facilitating their return to exercises.
In her free time Aula runs Yoni Wellbeing, delivering health education workshops to women from culturally diverse backgrounds. She also enjoys spending time on the water paddle boarding and getting out of the city to hike. Next time you see her in the studio feel free to recommend a hike 🙂
Richard is the founder and principal physiotherapist at All for One.
He has a passion for treating chronic pain and helping people along their path to positive outcomes. He find’s the most enjoyment from being a physio in seeing people return to the sports and activities they love and may have thought they would never get back to.
Richard treats using a combination of manual therapy, exercise, Clinical Pilates and education.
Outside of work Richard enjoys surfing, reading, travelling and spending time with friends and family (especially his pup Remy who is usually with him in the studio).
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