What do we do?
Physiotherapists are the experts in treating musculoskeletal dysfunction. Physiotherapy is an evidence-based form of therapy to help resolve all your aches, pains, injuries & musculoskeletal dysfunctions. Whatever your goals, the aim of physiotherapy is to help you to feel better again, living the life you desire.
A thorough examination is vital in determining the best, most personalised treatment plan for every client. Treatment for each client is targeted to their needs & goals, that are first discussed & then assessed.
Our physiotherapists can then utilise a range of treatment techniques including hands-on physiotherapy, massage techniques, dry needling / Western Acupuncture, exercise, postural & movement retraining, & self-management tips.
The aim of physiotherapy is to have you moving & living better, free from any musculoskeletal restraints.
Managing Director / Principal Physiotherapist
B. Physio, APAM
From a young age, Robert always had a burning passion to help, heal & empower people.
Robert has 19 years of experience working in & studying the art of musculoskeletal physiotherapy. He enjoys a balance between tailored hands-on therapy to shape the tissues as they should be, & targeted exercise combined with practical advice to help clients self-manage their injuries in the best way possible.
He specialises in treatment for back & neck pain, arthritis, post orthopaedic surgery, chronic pain, headaches, & falls prevention.
Robert is an expert in many forms, combining the best of a number of disciplines, including Maitland, Mulligan, the Watson Headache approach, joint & soft tissue mobilisation, massage, trigger point & myofascial release, & exercise therapy (including Aquatic Physiotherapy).
Robert also speaks Italian.
Through his work, Robert is living his ikigai.
Physiotherapist
B. Physio (Hons), APAM
Leo completed a Bachelor of Physiotherapy with Honours at the University of South Australia in 2022. Since then, Leo has enjoyed working in aged care community services, treating elderly clients with chronic pain, lymphoedema, Parkinson's disease, post hip / knee replacements and dementia, as well as running group exercise classes for balance re-training and hydrotherapy.
Leo leans on tailored manual therapy with targeted exercise, empowering clients to effectively manage their injuries and achieve their goals. He is committed to continuous learning and regularly attends professional development courses and events to expand his knowledge, refine his skills, and ensure he delivers evidence-based care as an accredited physiotherapist.
Fluent in Cantonese, Mandarin, and English, Leo effectively communicates with clients from diverse cultural backgrounds. As a long-time State League Volleyball player, he has experienced various injuries firsthand, fostering a deep interest in understanding the human body, pain management and rehabilitation. Outside of work, he enjoys watching the NBA and spending time with his dog.