Suzanne Goodall began her career as a Registered Nurse working in the area of anaesthetics and recovery, she soon pursued a career as a Sports injury nurse which led her to completing her Honours degree in physiotherapy at Curtin University in Perth in 2002. Early 2003 Suzanne moved to Canberra to work in private practice as a physiotherapist and in February 2005 Powerhouse Physiotherapy was born. Suzanne completed her Graduate Certificate in Sports Physiotherapy in 2005 followed by her Masters in Sports Physiotherapy in 2006 and was appointed an APA Sports Physiotherapist.
Suzanne works with Hockey Australia looking after both the men's and women's teams. Suzanne in particular has a love for Rugby League and has been working closely with these athletes for some years. She is also the physiotherapist to the Canberra Junior Raiders and various first grade clubs as well as athletes involved with the ACT Academy of Sport. Suzanne has also recently discovered an interest in gridiron.

Jason Bonacci joined Powerhouse Physiotherapy in 2007 after relocating to Canberra to undertake a PhD in physiotherapy at the Australian Institute of Sport. His research is investigating the neuromuscular adaptations to cross-training and its relation to athlete performance and injury. Jason has completed both physiotherapy and exercise science degrees and has a strong background in exercise programming and prescription. He utilises this knowledge to develop sport-specific rehabilitation programmes for athletes returning from injury.

Maryanne Picker joined the Powerhouse team in 2010. Maryanne has an Advanced Diploma in Naturopathy, specializing in nutrition and weight Loss. She is one half of the Powerhouse receptionist team, in a job share with Susan. Maryanne is also very keen on sport and has been involved in some way all her life and so now is using her training in nutrition to educate and assist people with nutritional assessments, healthy eating plans and a holistic lifestyle.