Kadell joined the TLC team as a physiotherapist early in 2023, bringing extensive experience from various roles in exercise science and strength and conditioning. Originally from the island state of Tasmania, he moved to Brisbane in 2020 to complete a Master of Physiotherapy Studies at the University of Queensland, after earning his Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science at the University of Tasmania. Throughout his career, Kadell has worked as a strength and conditioning coach for AFL Tasmania, completed an internship with the North Melbourne AFLW team, and worked as a personal trainer in multiple gyms. He holds further certifications as a Level 1 ASCA Strength and Conditioning Coach and Level 1 Sports Trainer. His passion for exercise and movement is evident, especially in helping individuals enhance their physical abilities and achieve pain-free movement. Kadell has developed significant expertise in treating lower-limb and running injuries, with a special focus on athletic performance. In addition to his musculoskeletal work, he has extensive experience supporting individuals living with a disability, working in aged care, hydrotherapy and treating a variety of complex cases. In his free time, Kadell enjoys staying active through running, having completed several marathons and an ultra-marathon in the past year. He also loves exploring the outdoors, often hiking to waterfalls or camping by the beach.
Kadell Pearce

Kadell Pearce
Physiotherapist
Qualifications:
- Master of Physiotherapy Studies – 2022
- Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science – 2020
Courses:
- Evoolve Pain Care Academy – Tier 1: Knowledge (Certificate of Foundational Knowledge of CFT) – 2026
- Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) – Musculoskeletal pain beliefs and facilitating behaviour change
- Shoulder Physio Jared Powell: The Shoulder, Simple. Scientific. Modern – 2024
- Pain Revolution: Cairns Local Pain Collective – 2024
- Dr Alison Grimaldi: Anterior Hip and Groin Pain – 2024
- Dr Alison Grimaldi and Dr Melinda Smith: Mastering Movement of the Foot and Ankle – 2024
- Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) – Dry Needling Level 1 – 2024
- Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) Spinal Physiotherapy (Part A) – 2024
- Greg Lehman: Running Resiliency – the movement optimism approach to tending the runner’s ecosystem – 2024
- Greg Lehman: Reconciling Biomechanics with Pain Science – 2024
- Gateway Physiotherapy: Hydrotherapy for Chronic Diseases Course – 2023
- Australian Physiotherapy Association: Developmental co-ordination disorder assessment and management – 2023
- Australian Physiotherapy Association: Paediatrics Level 1 – 2023
- Australian Physiotherapy Association: Pain Level 1 – 2023
- Australian Physiotherapy Association: Common orthopaedic presentations in school aged children – 2023
- SMA: Level 1 Sports Trainer – 2020
- ASCA: Level 1 ASCA Strength and Conditioning Coach – 2020

