About Us
Listen – we will listen to your history and assess your unique biomechanics to understand the cause of your problem.
Provide – we offer a diverse and evidence based approach to treatments, and begin at the source of the issue to initiate and promote long term change.
Inform – we offer informed and educated opinions to help you understand and improve your movement so you can identify and address future issues.
Tom Fahey
Tom’s one of the most experienced therapists in Hobart for headaches, migraines, chronic pain and overuse conditions. Having worked in the industry for 18 years, he’s well trained in complex histories and functional movement offering a diverse and adaptive approach to clinical soft tissue therapy.
He believes the key to lasting improvements and positive outcomes comes from a client-centred experience, where you feel confident in communicating your issues and collaborate together to determine the best treatment plan available.
With a focus on high efficacy treatment evidence-based practice, Tom has developed a diverse knowledge of whole-body assessment and treatment skills including dry needling, kinesio and functional taping, movement education, myofascial release and joint mobilisation.
As a co-founder of Onemotion, he endeavours to foster a collaborative and supportive working environment, where clients can rest assured they are in a well-trained and professional workplace with a passion for learning and a commitment to high industry standards.
He is a keen rock climber and outdoors enthusiast and has always found soft tissue therapies to be essential in restoring functional movement, aiding injury prevention and recovery, and promoting overall well-being.
Rhianna Hammerle
Rhianna completed her remedial massage training in Sydney in 2016 before relocating to Hobart where she quickly built a reputation for treating sports and workplace related injuries and pain management. She brings a holistic ‘head-to-toe’ approach to her treatments, and seeks to understand and treat underlying causes of pain and dysfunction to help avoid re-injury.
Understanding the needs of the individual through relevant communication and physical assessment, she utilises a variety of soft tissue techniques in her treatments, including dry needling, myofascial release and joint mobilisations. With an exercise science background, treatments with Rhianna aim to identify inefficient loading patterns and develop appropriate strategies to reduce pain, restore joint mobility and promote effective and healthy biomechanics.
As a co-founder of Onemotion, she aims to provide a stable base for a team of motivated and well trained practitioners to bring a wide range of skills to meet individual client needs.
She has a love for long distance trail running and exploring the Tasmanian wilderness, and finds regular soft tissue treatments to be an essential part of her self-care routine to maintain performance and wellbeing.
Jacob Meyers
Jacob has 12 years’ experience as a remedial therapist with a particular interest in biomechanics, sports performance and an ‘exercise as medicine’ approach. Having studied exercise physiology, he’s been able to bring a diverse wealth of knowledge of sports and human movement allowing him to accurately assess and treat a wide range of conditions.
He believes in a client-centred model of treatment, where clients can comfortably communicate their issues and be participants in a carefully considered approach, focusing on evidence-based practices to promote positive and lasting outcomes.
His continuing education has seen him develop a range of treatment skills including dry needling, joint mobilisation and a range of hands-on techniques. An exercise physiology and sports performance background means you’re in more than capable hands for developing key fundamental movements as well as enhancing your performance needs.
For fun Jacob likes kickboxing, partner acro and loves a fine single malt whisky.
Hannah Ling
Hannah joins our team with a rich and diverse background in body-based therapies and movement practices. She recently completed her Certificate IV in Massage Therapy and is currently undertaking a Diploma of Remedial Massage, alongside a Bachelor of Psychology. Her approach is informed by experience in Ashtanga yoga, KaHuna Bodywork, ZenThai Shiatsu, breathwork, and cold exposure.
Integrating both clinical and holistic frameworks, Hannah’s treatments support functional recovery, nervous system regulation, and long-term wellbeing. Drawing on her background in outdoor leadership and therapeutic movement, she works with clients to assess and address muscular tension, postural imbalances, and stress-related conditions.
Her practice reflects a deep commitment to treating the person as a whole, honouring the dynamic interplay between physical health, mental state, and environment. She collaborates closely with clients to create safe, attuned spaces that support healing, recovery, and reconnection.
Hannah brings warmth, curiosity, and presence to each session, offering tailored treatments guided by individual needs and goals. Her evolving practice is grounded in lifelong learning and a belief in the body’s capacity to adapt and restore balance. While completing her remedial massage studies, she is engaged in regular supervision and upskilling with the Onemotion team.
Outside the clinic, Hannah is often immersed in Tasmania’s wild landscapes, guiding wilderness experiences, swimming in cold rivers and enjoying the rhythm of daily yoga practice.