Dr. Demo is a dedicated protection therapist with years of experience in personal security and psychological resilience training. Combining expertise in self-defense strategies and mental health support

Dr Joel Steiner is an Australian-trained Orthopaedic Spine Surgeon with comprehensive experience across spinal trauma, tumour, degenerative and deformity surgery. He completed dual Fellowships with the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS) and the Australian Orthopaedic Association (AOA), followed by advanced subspecialty spine training at two of the world’s leading centres—Royal North Shore Hospital (Sydney) and the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital (London). Dr Steiner’s international fellowship in London focused on complex spinal tumour surgery, degenerative spinal conditions, and major spinal deformity correction under globally recognised mentors Mr Robert Lee, Mr Hanny Anwar and Mr John Afolayan. His additional spine fellowship at Royal North Shore Hospital provided high-volume experience in acute spinal trauma, including spinal cord injury, multi-trauma, spinal infection and advanced degenerative surgery.

Dr Joel Steiner is an Australian-trained Orthopaedic Spine Surgeon with comprehensive experience across spinal trauma, tumour, degenerative and deformity surgery. He completed dual Fellowships with the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS) and the Australian Orthopaedic Association (AOA), followed by advanced subspecialty spine training at two of the world’s leading centres—Royal North Shore Hospital (Sydney) and the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital (London). Dr Steiner’s international fellowship in London focused on complex spinal tumour surgery, degenerative spinal conditions, and major spinal deformity correction under globally recognised mentors Mr Robert Lee, Mr Hanny Anwar and Mr John Afolayan. His additional spine fellowship at Royal North Shore Hospital provided high-volume experience in acute spinal trauma, including spinal cord injury, multi-trauma, spinal infection and advanced degenerative surgery.

Dr. Revanthi Injeti has extensive experience of working in adult mental health and has a fellowship in older adult Mental Health. She is well known for holistic Care and comprehensive assessments, she has completed her state insurance regulatory authority training to assist with report writing for workers compensation.

Dr Ahmed has worked in a number of different areas, including psychiatry, clinical medicine, international health/public health, management and leadership, consultancy and communications, research, media and teaching.

Mateusz has 15 years’ experience as an Occupational Therapist across occupational rehabilitation, hospital, and medico-legal settings, providing hospital and home based assessment, intervention, and rehabilitation to clients with a wide range of conditions medical conditions, disabilities, and injuries. Mateusz has held a number of Senior Occupational Therapy positions at Prince of Wales Hospital where he treated patients with multiple chronic complex medical conditions, including but not limited to respiratory, stroke, degenerative neurological conditions, brain injury, general medical/surgical, aged care and orthopaedics.

Dr Mary Langcake is a leading Australian trauma and upper gastrointestinal surgeon, currently serving as the Director of Trauma at St George Hospital in Sydney. She plays a key role in overseeing critical trauma care and leading multidisciplinary teams at one of the country’s busiest trauma centres. Dr Langcake has a strong background in general surgery and has contributed extensively to trauma system development in New South Wales. Alongside her civilian work, she served in the Royal Australian Air Force Specialist Reserve, including a deployment to Afghanistan in 2008, where she treated both military personnel and civilians in a combat hospital setting.

Dr Benjamin Trewin is a Consultant Neurologist and Independent Medical Examiner with subspecialty expertise in Neuroimmunology. He has a strong academic background, including a PhD in Neuroimmunology, and continues post-doctoral research at the University of Sydney.

Dr. Jo Offord holds a Bachelor of Neuroscience with First-Class Honours from the University of New South Wales and a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery from the University of Sydney. She completed her postgraduate training in Neurology at St George and Prince of Wales Hospitals. Additionally, she has conducted neuroscience research in both New York and London and has undertaken fellowships in Neurophysiology and Epilepsy at Prince of Wales Hospital. Dr. Offord currently practices as a Neurologist at Prince of Wales Hospital, the Aboriginal Community Health Service in La Perouse, and in private practice. Her clinical interests include general neurology, peripheral nerve and neuromuscular disorders, headache, and epilepsy. She is one of three neuromuscular specialists leading the Neuromuscular and Neurogenetic Clinic at Prince of Wales Hospital and serves as the lead neurologist in the hospital’s Amyloidosis Multidisciplinary Team (MDT).

Seema is an experienced registered nurse with over 17 years of combined experience in clinical nursing, healthcare quality improvement, case reviews, education development and delivery, and research. Her experience spans across mental health, aged care, drug and alcohol, community (including NDIS), general medicine and acute care. She has demonstrated expertise in translating complex medical information into clear, concise narratives and facilitating informed decision-making. Seema’s expertise further lies in reviewing clinical incidents and providing evidence-based analysis for cases involving negligence, psychological injury, documentation gaps, medication errors, duty of care breaches, and staff-related injuries.

Dr Mifsud has been in active clinical practice for nearly 30 years and held a number of non-clinical portfolios at a hospital, state and college level.