Meet Our Team

Angelique campbell
(nee tzanakis) MACP, APAM

Director | APA Titled Paediatric Physiotherapist
Master of Advanced Paediatric Physiotherapy Practice | Monash University
Bachelor of Physiotherapy | University of South Australia

Angelique is an experienced APA Titled Paediatric Physiotherapist and the Director of Paizo. She is dedicated to supporting babies, children and teens to move, play and flourish in their everyday lives. Angelique deeply values the power of play, connection and community and her approach is tailored to each and every child. 
Angelique completed a Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the University of South Australia in 2019 before commencing her career in paediatrics, servicing families across Adelaide. In 2022, Angelique decided to dive deeper and completed a Master of Advanced Paediatric Physiotherapy Practice at Monash University. This earned her formal Titling with the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) and the Australian College of Physiotherapists. 

Her curiosity then led her to move to London where she worked within the UK's leading children's hospitals, including the Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children and the Evelina London Children's Hospital. She was also based at a school for children with complex physical and intellectual disabilities. This time abroad deepened her expertise in complex medical conditions and assistive technology, while fostering a deep respect for the diverse cultural backgrounds and unique stories of the families she supports.

Upon returning to her hometown of Adelaide, Angelique began Paizo with the vision of creating a service, better yet, a community where children are seen and families are supported through all seasons of childhood. Whether that is learning to roll, walk or run; learning how to use a new standing frame; transitioning to primary school; getting stronger in the gym; or recovering from injury or surgery. 

Angelique also works as a Tutor and Clinical Educator at Adelaide University, educating the next generation of physiotherapists. She is also a Marte Meo practitioner and member of the SA APA Paediatric Committee, and the Little Athletics SA Beyond Barriers Para Advisory Committee. Away from work, Angelique enjoys keeping active, playing with her golden retriever puppy, and exploring eateries with her husband.

APA Titled Paediatric Physiotherapist - What It Means

In Australia, there are approximately 47,000 registered Physiotherapists, ~90 are APA Titled Paediatric Physiotherapists. Angelique is one of them. 

APA Titling is a formal recognition awarded by the Australian College of Physiotherapists. It demonstrates advanced expertise and experience in paediatric physiotherapy, signifying a high level of clinical knowledge and professional development. 

Susan Gibson

Paediatric Physiotherapist
Master of Applied Science in Physiotherapy (Paediatrics)
Graduate Certificate in Evidence-Based Practice

Susan is a distinguished Paediatric Physiotherapist with over 40 years of clinical dedication to supporting children, young people, and adults with physical and intellectual disabilities. Susan has devoted her career to empowering individuals with movement challenges to engage in everyday life with confidence and independence.

Susan holds a Master of Applied Science in Physiotherapy (Paediatrics) and a Graduate Certificate in Evidence-Based Practice. Throughout her career, Susan has delivered community physiotherapy across Australia and the UK, partnering with families, schools, and care teams in metro, rural and remote communities. She supports clients in their everyday environments, including homes, schools, community spaces, and residential care.

Susan brings advanced clinical expertise in supporting individuals with complex movement disorders, drawing from her skills in serial casting, and comprehensive posture and mobility management. She is also widely recognised for her extensive experience in the assessment and prescription of complex assistive technology to transform an individual's access to the world. She is a dedicated advocate for her clients, navigating complex funding pathways to ensure families secure the equipment and supports they need.

Susan brings a wealth of knowledge and family-centred expertise to Paizo. Her leadership background includes formerly serving on the board of PRECI (Paediatric Research in Early Childhood Intervention) and committees of the Australian Physiotherapy Association Paediatric Group, and the Oceania Academy of Cerebral Palsy and Childhood-onset Disability (formerly AusACPDM).

Outside of work, Susan has a love for the outdoors and can be spotted on hikes all around the globe.