Key Partners & Team
We are thankful for the wonderful people and organisations helping to create, shape and deliver The Strength Squad program.
EP Group
The EP Group is a team of experienced Exercise Physiologists dedicated to delivering evidence-based cancer rehabilitation and personalised exercise solutions for individuals at every stage of their oncology journey.
Their practitioners specialise in exercise oncology, helping cancer patients and survivors manage treatment side effects, enhance recovery, and improve long-term health outcomes. They combine the latest scientific research with tailored exercise programs designed to reduce fatigue, improve strength, boost immune function, and enhance quality of life during and after cancer treatment.
Their holistic approach also supports musculoskeletal rehabilitation, chronic disease management, and living with neurological conditions, ensuring comprehensive care for their clients. In addition to oncology-specific programs, The EP Group offers services in injury prevention, mental health and functional ageing, empowering individuals to regain function, resilience, and vitality.
Visit EP Group’s website for more information.
Molly Lowther
EXERCISE ONCOLOGY SPECIALIST
EP GROUP
Molly is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist with over 10 years of experience in private practice and institutional care facilities. Specialising in exercise oncology, she helps cancer patients and survivors rebuild strength, manage treatment side effects, and improve long-term health. She holds a Master’s in Exercise Oncology and counts colorectal cancer and the effects of exercise on bone metastases as a special interest area.
Committed to evidence-based care, Molly holds advanced certifications in:
Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA)
Trauma-Informed Exercise Therapy
Hydrotherapy
Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilisation (DNS)
Molly is the Clinical Lead on this project. She believes education is key to success—ensuring clients understand the why behind their treatment plans. With a focus on personalised exercise solutions, Molly tailors every program to meet the unique needs of her clients, helping them achieve their health and rehabilitation goals.
Brad Taylor
SENIOR EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGIST
EP GROUP
Brad is the Director of The EP Group and a highly experienced Exercise Physiologist with 29 years in rehabilitation and functional recovery. Having personally witnessed the devastating impact of cancer, Brad is deeply committed to ensuring all patients have access to the highest quality exercise oncology programs - a passion born from losing close friends to this disease.
As both a practitioner and leader, Brad combines clinical expertise with strong management credentials. He oversees evidence-based programs while consulting for government and corporate partners on major health initiatives. His academic background includes lecturing in Sport, Health Management and Exercise Science at the tertiary level.
Brad's advanced training includes:
Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA)
Functional Movement Screen (FMS)
Ginastica Natural
Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilisation (DNS)
His fascination with human movement science drives continuous innovation in client care. Whether leading The EP Group's strategic direction, managing complex projects, or mentoring clinicians, Brad ensures the delivery of exceptional, personalised rehabilitation - with particular dedication to improving cancer treatment accessibility and outcomes.
The Thompson Family Endowment Fund
The Thompson Family Endowment Fund is dedicated to delivering the vision of Steve Thompson, and is his enduring legacy for his family and to improve the lives of people experiencing colorectal cancers.
Impatient Advocacy
Impatient Advocacy is an organisation founded in honor of Nicole Cooper, aimed at supporting individuals diagnosed with cancer.
Launched on June 12, 2023, the group's primary mission is to assist cancer patients currently undergoing treatment, differentiating itself from other cancer charities by focusing on immediate patient needs rather than research for future cures.
The organisation raises funds through donations and fundraisers to provide resources and advocacy for people affected by cancer.
Visit Impatient Advocacy’s website for more information.
