Our Therapists

Brendan McFarland

After 25 years as an Electrician Brendan was able to retrain in a field he has always been passionate about. After achieving a Diploma in Remedial Therapy in 2017, he commenced both freelance and home-based clinic practice.

His innate skill to provide relief to clients suffering from pain, stress or injury has led him to a successful career including service to elite athletes such as the All Blacks, Australian Jillaroos, New South Wales State of Origin, West Australian Cricket and through Bodyright the Perth Wildcats, Force and Glory teams, as well as everyday clients who continue to access his talents to provide improved wellbeing.

Brendan is the epitome of someone who loves his work and finds genuine satisfaction in addressing the needs of clients.

Nicole O'Brien

Nicole comes from a beauty therapist background and is excited to be in the clinic as a part of the Bodyright team. Massage has always been something she has been drawn to in her career so she finally followed her passion full-time. Being able to help people feel better and get back to doing the things they enjoy is so rewarding and what Nicole enjoys most about her new role. When not in the clinic Nicole likes to stay active with the gym, walking, bike riding and Zumba. Nicole has also commenced a Degree in Exercise Physiology with the view to expanding her skills into rehabilitation.

Leah Baker

Leah has been working as a Remedial Massage Therapist for the past ten years – the last seven have been with Vibrant Life Massage, now Body Right Massage. She trained in Melbourne taking a new work direction into health, initially working in Elwood before coming to WA.

She has a strong clientele providing a variety of treatments from Sports, Remedial, and Manual Lymphatic Drainage. These skills and ongoing training are applied to the treatment of more complicated conditions for those with health complications such as Fibromyalgia, frozen shoulder and sensitivities.
Leah Incorporates a variety of techniques including Myofascial release, neural response and PNF techniques which are very effective for those clients who prefer a firm but not too strong a touch and still get results.

Leah’s approach is working with the body, triggering the body’s response system to self-rectify and respond accordingly. She is studying part-time for a Bachelor of Fine Art at Curtin University – passionate about the arts and exploring her own creativity. Other passions are keeping on top of her health with yoga and pilates.

Sheldon Griffiths

In the now 25-plus years Sheldon has practised professional massage, he has spent a number of those working directly for professional athletic organizations like the Perth Wildcats, Perth Lynx, Tennis Australia, Western Force and Perth Glory and is well versed in the art of identifying, treating and relieving joint and muscle pain through a combination of methods.

From 2013-18 he was the Soft Tissue therapist to the Australian Men’s Basketball Team – The Boomers which included the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.

Sheldon is eager to collaborate with fellow practitioners to ensure that every patient who walks through his door receives the most elite, precise and effective care he can provide them. In short, Griffiths is excited to continue to do what he’s always striven to do: elevate and cultivate a business built on the foundations of health, well-being and compassionate, proactive care.

Yulia Bondar

As an amateur athlete (volleyball, a bit of tennis and badminton, mountain cross-country and road cycling) Yulia is familiar with the physiological and psychological effects of training and injuries as well as the demands sport might imply.

As a remedial massage therapist, Yulia utilises a clinical client-oriented approach based on her scientific knowledge. Her particular interests are chronic pain, rehabilitation and conditioning.