David founded Trident back in 2015 with a focus on providing 1:1 patient centered care. Frustrated with the lack of patient empowerment and evidence-based strategies in the allied health sector he sought to change this for his patients.

David's focus has always been on providing the best possible care and experience for his patients, and as Trident has grown he has enjoyed working and expanded the business with like minded practitioners who share the same values that Trident was initially built on.

These values are to apply a unique and tailored approach to musculoskeletal care whilst providing education, hands on 1:1 sessions, coupled with exercise to alleviate pain and improve performance.
David has a keen interest in working with athletes or anyone looking to get that little extra out of their body.

His focus is movement based management of musculoskeletal problems with an emphasis on assessing the QUALITY of movement within a skill. Whether that be a squat in a gym, running through the park or picking up your child. Each of these movements can be assessed into fundamental parts and rebuilt to create more robust humans performing at their optimal capacity.

Steve is passionate and committed to helping you find a solution to your pain, allowing you to return to the activities you enjoy. He has an honest and ethical approach to the care and management of musculoskeletal pain.

Steve takes time to understand the history of your condition. His goal is not only to provide a diagnosis, but to empower you to understand what treatment options are available to help including what you can do for yourself. His approach is genuine and he works with you to achieve your goals while taking into account your general health and lifestyle factors.

Steve has a clinical interest in low back pain, neck pain and lower limb injuries. He also helps people with pain in the shoulder, hip, knee and ankle. Steve believes ongoing education is important. He is actively involved as a tutor/lecturer of Chiropractic students at Macquarie University. He keeps active and maintains his own fitness as a keen runner, bike packer and average surfer.

Laura has been in private practice across Sydney for over ten years. Laura is focused on delivering the best evidence-based care for her patients. This includes a strong focus on patient education and movement rehabilitation in the management of pain and injury. Laura’s hands on therapy may include joint manipulation alongside soft tissue techniques and mobilisations. It does not include a pre-paid package of never-ending Chiropractic visits! Laura’s passion for education and evidence-based care has kept her teaching as a casual academic at Macquarie University as well as undertaking a PhD at The University of Sydney. Clinically, Laura focuses on musculoskeletal pain in children and adolescents (the topic of her PhD) as well as prenatal, pregnancy and postnatal care.

Tahnee is devoted to helping you reach your goals, working together with you to find the best solution to your pain or injury. She has a thoughtful and comprehensive approach to the management of pain, injury and athletic performance.
Tahnee wants to know who you are and what you do for work, sport and hobbies. This enables her to better understand why you have pain or injury. She ensures you will get an individualised plan and the appropriate treatment to get you back to your best.
Tahnee has a Strength & Conditioning background and currently coaches at 360 Strength & Performance in Mona Vale and The Booty Parlour in Newport. Tahnee has a strong focus on rehabilitation and aims to bridge the gap in care between acute injury and a return to performance. She is passionate about helping female and youth athletes, achieve their best and reach their potential whilst making sure they have long careers in their sport and beyond.

Nick has worked in physiotherapy, osteopathy, and chiropractic clinics, enabling him to employ a multi-disciplinary approach to treatment. His unique perspective is further enhanced by his experience working with animals, including horses and dogs, which has contributed to his innovative methods for improving health and performance.

Nick’s passion for movement mechanics and physiology drives his continuous learning and application of new knowledge to benefit his patients. His expertise spans a wide range of patients, from children to Olympians striving for medals.

Nick is dedicated to empowering his patients through education, helping them understand their bodies and adopt effective strategies for managing their conditions. He specialises in soft tissue treatments and integrates rehabilitation exercises into daily routines. By utilising techniques such as manipulation, mobilisation, and dry needling, Nick tailors his approach to meet each patient’s individual goals and comfort levels.