About our PEAK Room Names

Each year, our PEAK tribe meets to undertake the room nomination process, in which tribe members are able to nominate the name of an athlete that we believe fulfill the criteria of a PEAK vision custodian. While there are many of our athletes who have gone on a journey with us and are worthy and deserving of a room nomination, a set of criteria helps to facilitate this process.

This is a process that has grown to become more formal over the years, as our tribe has grown and more athletes have come through our doors. At PEAK, we believe that life is about having great experiences and our team is passionate about helping our athletes to move past their pain and shift their mindset from being pain-focused, to a preventative and performance focus, thus enabling them to have experiences not felt possible. To read more about the PEAK story, click here.

At PEAK, we are an organisation that is driven by values and believe that it is our mindset rather than our physical ability that enables our experiences of life, and this is a belief that sits at the heart of the room nomination process.

One name you might have noticed at our New Farm clinic is the name Jenny Thomas, which sits above one of our treatment rooms. Jenny’s story is one that epitomises what it means to be a PEAK vision custodian. From as soon as she began attending PEAK, Jenny chose the pain of discipline and has demonstrated commitment to being the best version of herself and optimising her overall health and wellbeing. She always strives to improve on her previous efforts and enjoys setting goals to hold herself accountable and continue to push herself out of her comfort zone.