Our Team
Managing Director | Strength & Vitality Coach
Clinical Director | Physiotherapy & Vitality Coach
Senior Physiotherapist
Myotherapist | Sports Massage Therapist
Senior Physiotherapist
DR VIK MOLLOY
PhD B.Phys (Hon)
Clinical Director
Physiotherapist | Researcher | Longevity & Performance Health Advocate
Dr Viktoria Molloy is a physiotherapist, researcher and health entrepreneur dedicated to helping people stay strong, active and independent throughout life.
With a PhD focused on lower back pain diagnostics, her work bridges the gap between research, clinical care and performance health. Viktoria is passionate about translating evidence into practical strategies that improve movement, prevent injury and support long-term health outcomes.
As Director and Co-Founder of Activate Body Health & Fitness in Noosa, Viktoria leads an integrated health and performance clinic that combines physiotherapy, strength training and lifestyle medicine to support health across the lifespan — from developing athletes to adults in their 80s.
Her work increasingly focuses on longevity, midlife health and performance ageing, helping people build strength, metabolic health and resilience as they move through the decades.
In addition to clinical practice, Viktoria serves as a clinical advisor to government organisations and private insurers, contributing expertise to initiatives aimed at improving population health and evidence-based care.
A mother of three and passionate runner, Viktoria believes that movement is one of the most powerful tools we have to improve health, vitality and quality of life.
TOM MOLLOY
B.Com, Cert Performance Coach
Managing Director
Strength | Vitality Coach | Performance Advocate
Tom Molloy is the Co-Director of Activate Body Noosa, a performance health and rehabilitation clinic integrating physiotherapy, clinical strength training, and preventative health programs.
With a background in strength and conditioning, rehabilitation, and performance coaching, Tom works with individuals seeking to improve movement capacity, resilience, and long-term health. His approach focuses on building tissue capacity through structured assessment, progressive loading, and evidence-informed training systems.
Tom has developed the SMART Strength system at Activate Body, a structured pathway guiding clients from injury recovery and movement restoration through to strength development and long-term performance. He also works with athletes and active individuals across a range of sports including tennis, AFL, swimming, and water polo.
Through Activate Body, Tom and his team support a broad community of clients—from those managing injuries or chronic conditions to athletes pursuing higher levels of performance—while promoting a culture of strong, capable bodies built for life.
Clare Freeman
Senior Physiotherapist
B Physiotherapy
Senior Physiotherapist
B. Physiotherapy | Cred. MDT
Clare Freeman is an experienced physiotherapist with more than 16 years of clinical experience across private practice, rehabilitation and hospital settings. She joins Activate Body Noosa with a strong background in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and has particular clinical interests in back and neck pain, headaches, shoulder conditions, knee and lower-limb injuries, running-related injuries, and pre- and post-natal physiotherapy.
As a Credentialed McKenzie Therapist (Cred. MDT), Clare has additional training in the assessment and management of spinal and musculoskeletal conditions, including referred pain and persistent back and neck problems. She combines hands-on therapy, targeted exercise, education and practical strategies to help patients reduce pain, restore movement and build the strength and confidence to stay active.
Clare treats a broad range of everyday musculoskeletal problems, from back and neck pain through to shoulder, knee, hip and lower-limb injuries. Her approach focuses not only on settling symptoms, but also on identifying contributing factors and progressively rebuilding movement, strength and physical capacity.
Clare will also lead our growing Dance Physiotherapy service. With her own background in dance, she has a particular interest in helping dancers move well, build strength, manage injuries and return safely and confidently to dance. She provides pre-pointe assessments for young dancers and works with dancers across ballet, jazz, contemporary and other dance disciplines.
Clare also enjoys working with runners recovering from injury, managing training load and returning to running, as well as supporting women returning to exercise after pregnancy. As a mum of three and keen runner herself, she understands the practical challenges of balancing rehabilitation, training and everyday life.
Whether you are dealing with back or neck pain, a troublesome shoulder or knee, recovering from an injury, returning to running, or preparing for pointe work, Clare provides experienced, individualised physiotherapy focused on helping you move better, build capacity and get back to doing the things you enjoy.
Hanna Wesche
Senior Physiotherapist
B Physiotherapy | B Applied Science
Hanna Wesche is a compassionate and highly skilled physiotherapist who takes a holistic, person-centred approach to rehabilitation and performance health. She works with clients of all ages and backgrounds, helping them overcome pain, recover from injury and build the strength and confidence to return to the activities they enjoy.
Hanna has a strong background in strength and conditioning, holding Level 1 and Level 2 CrossFit certifications, and brings valuable insight from her own experience competing in CrossFit and triathlons. This gives her a practical understanding of the physical demands of training, competition and injury prevention.
Her treatment approach integrates hands-on physiotherapy, targeted strength-based rehabilitation and recovery strategies, allowing clients to not only resolve injury but also build long-term resilience and performance capacity.
Hanna is passionate about helping people move better, train smarter and stay active for life.
Katie Pettifer
Myotherapist | Sports Massage Therapist
Katie Pettifer is an experienced Myotherapist with over 23 years of experience working in elite sport and clinical practice.
She holds an Advanced Diploma of Myotherapy from RMIT and is skilled in deep tissue therapy, dry needling, and cupping.
Katie has supported athletes at National Championships, World Championships, the Commonwealth Games, and the Olympic Games, including working with the WTA and Tennis Australia.
Her approach focuses on injury management, recovery optimisation, and performance enhancement, delivering precise, sport-specific treatment within multidisciplinary healthcare teams.
Phil Hall
Strength & Vitality Coach
Phil Hall brings a lifelong passion for health, movement and the outdoors to his role as a Strength & Vitality Coach. From an early age he enjoyed a wide range of sports, particularly cricket and soccer, while also spending many weekends fishing and body surfing along Australia’s east coast. These experiences helped shape a deep appreciation for physical activity and an active lifestyle.
After a 50-year career in the electrical industry, retirement provided Phil with the opportunity to fully reconnect with the lifestyle that has always energised him. Today he prioritises his health through functional strength training, walking, e-bike riding and playing the fast-growing sport of pickleball.
Phil is also an active participant in the Activate Vitality program, a personalised, evidence-based health and performance system that guides his training, nutrition and supplementation. Through this structured approach he focuses on building strength, metabolic health, cognitive vitality and long-term physical independence.
Phil is passionate about demonstrating that age is no barrier to maintaining strength, energy and purpose, and enjoys supporting others in staying active, capable and engaged in life.