Meet our amazing physio team!

‘I wanted to become a physiotherapist upon landing in Australia from Vietnam in 1995 because I realise that a physiotherapist can help treat a range of conditions that orthodox medicine cannot.’ - Dr Phu

‘I have more than one patient who has gone from not feeling comfortable walking without an aid in their home to walking more than one kilometre for exercise in the community. Changes in MS are gradual and improvements are always to be celebrated. I am very proud of my clients’ achievements.’ - Jennifer

‘MS affects the nerves of the body which can lead to muscular weakness, reduced balance and poor coordination. Physiotherapy is important to make sure that the right muscles are strengthened, and strategies are implemented early to help reduce the effects of this condition. Physiotherapists can also help to recommend custom-made braces, assistive devices and walking aids to make daily tasks easier,’ says our newest recruit, Vanessa, who has six years’ experience in the field.

‘Physiotherapy provides a way for people with a neurological condition to exert control over their diagnosis,’ says Mahenddra, who has been practicing for nine years.

‘Being a physiotherapist for people with neurological conditions is both challenging and rewarding, as each person has their own unique story and circumstances. I recently enjoyed working with a patient with Parkinson’s, where we were able to modify and progress her exercises to suit her changing condition.’