Our Team

The Brain & Cognition Clinic has its roots with its Founder / Mentor Ian Wee who has been in the clinical and sports medicine field spanning decades. Though he is now officially retired from his clinical engagements, Ian still leads the team by way of the innovation and the organisational development in his role as its CEO. 

From his fundamental medical roots in Stroke Rehabilitation to his thesis in Cognition Levels in Schizophrenia, Ian has crafted his professional career on the path of neuro rehabilitation which has seen countless patients under his care.  This spans now up to three generations that call his clinics their preferred practitioner location. 

The journey which has extended in the past twenty five years in performance enhancement has seen Ian’s role in Sports Medicine, including 10 years at the leadership helm with its peak body as well as mentoring of sports medicine-based students in various disciplinary fields.   

Ian’s achievements also sees him previously in Cycling and Triathlon where he maintains an international medical classifier for Cycling Australia and the Australian Paralympics Committee as well as sports medicine directorships in major international, national and state based sporting programs. 

Nick graduated in Medicine from The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland in 1996. He completed his Dual Specialist training in Psychiatry and Older Adult Psychiatry in 2007, with further qualifications in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (TCD) and Forensic & Legal Medicine (UK). His career has spanned roles in General Adult Psychiatry, Older Adult Psychiatry, Private Practice, and Learning Disability Psychiatry, with a particular focus on Biomarkers of Mental Illness.

In 2014, Dr. Nick relocated to rural Victoria, taking on a role in Older Adult & Consultation Liaison Psychiatry while also contributing as a Clinical Lecturer at Monash University. By 2017, he became the Clinical Lead for Older Adult Psychiatry in Bunbury, Western Australia, and was appointed Associate Professor at Edith Cowan University, collaborating with Alzheimer’s Research Australia’s Professor Ralph Martins’ research group.

Nick is currently preparing a PhD proposal on the effects of exercise modalities on cognitive function as part of the AU-Arrow Study within the World Wide FINGERS initiative. His academic credentials also include Fellowships in Integrative Psychiatry and Nutritional Psychiatry from the Integrative Psychiatry Institute/University of Colorado.

With over 26 years of experience, Dr. Nick’s research and clinical work have centered around the impact of genetic, physical, and metabolic issues on brain health, aiming to mitigate mental illness and cognitive decline through physical and metabolic optimization. He is eager to apply this knowledge at Perth Integrated Health.

 Outside of work, Nick is an avid mountain biker, skier, yoga practitioner, and kayaker. He enjoys cooking and plays the Irish Uilleann Pipes. 

Pam is  a graduate of the University of Western Australia School of Medicine with a background of over 40 years in practice including 27 years in General Practice, 4 years teaching UWA medical students, and, most recently, over 5 years working at Perth Integrated Health.

She has a broad range of clinical experience with an ongoing interest in all aspects of preventative medicine, as well as general health and well-being across the lifespan.

Pam is an advocate for the equitable and evidence-based practice of all fields of medicine and for an optimistic attitude to optimising potential health outcomes for all. 

Jyn graduated from the University of Western Australia with a Bachelor of Science majoring in Sports Science and Exercise & Health before pursuing a Masters of Clinical Exercise Physiology also at the University of Western Australia.  

Jyn career with Perth Integrated Health under the direct guidance of the Sports Medicine Director assures his role as the Team Leader for this Clinic and a reflection of his clinical skills and knowledge.

Jyn strongly believes that a healthy body goes hand-in-hand with a healthy mind which is a natural fit for the Brain & Cognition Clinic

King Munn is an Exercise Physiologist who completed his Master degree at Curtin university in 2021. His experience varies from working with club, state, and Olympic level athletes at the youth and senior levels. In addition, he provided rehabilitative exercise programmes for individuals living with chronic illnesses and lastly, developed ergonomic services in a corporate environment. He often volunteers his time coaching volleyball with individuals living with disabilities as part of Volleyball Western Australia’s effort to develop a team and spread awareness for the 2032 Paralympic Games in Australia.

His interest in neuromuscular rehabilitation peaked when he began working with athletes and with elderly individuals living with Parkinsons disease. Through his experience, he was able to curate a toolbox of exercises which can be implemented with patient safety, engagement, and purpose in mind.

Having worked in the Singapore Fire Department as a Fire and Rescue specialist, 

King Munn enjoys discussing the application of exercise and anatomy in a uniformed service context. With a background in track and field, cross country running, touch rugby, Olympic weightlifting, and volleyball, King Munn brings with him a host of lived experience that couples well with his skillset as an Exercise Physiologist. 

Gabriel, an Honours graduate in Exercise, Sports, and Rehabilitation Sciences, has specialised in enhancing high performance of both novice and elite individuals. With published research to his name, Gabriel continues to explore cutting-edge methodologies for optimising human performance through a holistic approach to health.

A strong advocate for the integration of mind, body, and gut health, Gabriel is particularly interested in the role of nutrition, mental clarity, and functional movement in fostering peak performance. His approach is deeply informed by the latest scientific advancements in neurocognitive training, exercise physiology, and gut microbiome research, which he applies in both personal and professional practice.

In addition to his academic and professional achievements, Gabriel has played football at the National Premier League level, bringing a practical understanding of high-performance athletics to his work. His experience as a competitive athlete provides him with first-hand insight into the physical and mental demands of elite sports, further driving his passion for sports science and rehabilitation.

As a  parent of a child with autism, ADHD, Auditory Processing Disorder, and language delays., Jennifer know the challenges parents of children with Specific Learning Disorders face, 

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