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Getting you moving! We're committed to providing you the most comprehensive injury assessment and the best quality treatment program possible.
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Our Mosman physiotherapy clinic services patients needing a physio in Cremorne, Cremorne Point, Kurraba Point or Clontarf.
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Getting you moving! We're committed to providing you the most comprehensive injury assessment and the best quality treatment program possible.
If you are seeking a highly skilled Physiotherapy practitioner who only practices techniques which have been proven clinically to work, then look no further than us.
Our practice is connected to a gym which gives us the unique opportunity to have access to state of the art strength training equipment and rehab tools.
Our clinic offers a wide range of treatment services including:
My passion has always been in helping others and understanding their situation. I believe that getting to the bottom of each individuals pain/injury requires a psychosocial element, which is something I enjoy and just comes naturally. When I was much younger, I remember a family member undergoing major surgery. Watching this person learn how to walk again with the Physio's help, gave me immense optimism that I had found my calling.
Other aspects of my life include playing soccer, mixed martial arts, boxing, swimming, and weight training. These are the areas that I have found a keen interest in when treating injuries. I also believe that we all carry our own unique aches and pains in general life, and these need to be looked after just as much as an athlete looks after their injury and rehab.
I love the ability to help others, understand their situation, and make their recovery about THEM. I believe that getting along with others comes naturally to me, and I find this essential to getting patients to trust and allow myself in to be a part of their treatment plan and recovery. I enjoy the fact that "seeing the physio" has become a normal part of peoples lives, just as normal as visiting the hairdresser's. I feel accomplished when I help patients see the necessity of having physio as part of their lives, and then being able to build long-term relationships with these people is the best part about my job.
I have a keen interest in treating general musculoskeletal injuries, aches and pains. This includes muscular aches from work, or general life including neck tension and headaches, low back pain, hip flexor or gluteal pain etc. I also enjoy treating injuries involved in active lifestyle which includes running associated injuries such as Knee pain, and Plantar Fasciitis. My particular sports that I have been involved with throughout my life include Soccer, MMA, Swimming, and Weight Training. Therefore injuries associated with these activities are of particular interest as I also have likely picked up an injury of my own playing these sports! Lastly, I have suffered my own major injury playing soccer. I ruptured my Achilles in 2019 and have had to endure the recovery and rehabilitation involved which is not pretty! I therefore have a passion and great understanding of Achilles Ruptures and Tendinopathies.
I enjoy seeing friends and family and having an active social life outside of work. I believe in having a well-balanced work/life schedule. When I'm not playing sports I enjoy eating out at restaurants and trying new foods, or cooking at home with my partner. I also have a special interest in travelling and seeing new places either abroad or within Australia.
Mosman is a unique and special suburb. There is a high sense of community, and care amongst its residents. There is a lively feel at your local cafe's and bistro's, along the shopping village district etc. I would describe the patients that we see in Mosman, as loyal, and committed to their health.
I also enjoy practicing in Mosman because of the active lifestyle associated with the area. You have extraordinary walking, and running opportunities along Bradley's Head, and Georges Heights etc. Swimming, and kayaking at Balmoral Beach, and too many other activities to mention. Therefore you adopt the lifestyle and it's hard not to become an active member in the community.
A passion for exercise and interest in the human body. I have played soccer and golf most of my life, not to mention a short career in amateur boxing, so understand the type of injuries that can occur in these sports and wanted to help people
Returning people to an active lifestyle after injury. Although people come to see us because of an injury, we get to know the whole person and this helps us understand the injury in more detail and better treat the situation as a whole, not just the presenting injury.
I have a passion and desire to get people moving, not to mention vast experience in several sports and an understanding of the biomechanics that are required to participate in those sports. Being able to relate to people on a personal level and through their chosen sport is a real advantage.
Golf, going to the gym and riding my bike. I also enjoy travel both domestically and internationally, down time is really important as it allows you to recharge and freshen your mind. Having a balanced lifestyle allows you to be better at the things you love.
Great people who are motivated to get better and enjoy an active lifestyle. As most people in the local area love to exercise in a variety of forms, its great to treat like minded people in clinic.
My own experience as a teenager suffering from long-standing neck and upper back pain. I sought physiotherapy treatment and from that day onwards I have always been interested in the profession and its focus on helping people.
I really enjoy getting to know my clients, not just focusing on their injury but understanding the whole picture of what motivates them and how I can better facilitate their involvement in sport, fitness or everyday life.
I focus not just on the presenting issue itself, but look deeper to find out what caused it in the first place so that the client has a greater understanding of how their body works. Many of my clients have also described me to be quite empathetic and reassuring which is very important when you are in pain.
I enjoy both listening and playing music, on the guitar and drums. I also have a passion for healthy cooking and eating. Fitness wise, you will find me either in the gym doing some resistance training or outside on coastal or bush walks.
Mosman is a fantastic suburb, with a real community vibe. Clients always give a wave if they are passing the clinic and I often bump into people and have a chat when out for my morning coffee.
During school and PDHPE lessons I discovered a passion and drive to understand how the human body functions and behaves with movements and loved the idea of being able to incorporate that knowledge into skills to help people function at their best.
I love being able to engage with people to understand what their situation is as an individual, to be able to tailor their rehabilitation to their goals specifically. The feeling of being able to help people manage their pain and symptoms, function at an optimal level and achieve their goals they may not have thought possible. There is no better feeling.
I am a capable Physiotherapist who aim is to uncover the root of the issue and not cover the problem with a band-aid solution. I have an Exercise and Sport Science degree and use that to my full advantage in the clinic, combining manual therapy techniques to relieve pain as well as specific rehabilitation training to elevate my patients to their goals.
I enjoy trying to lead an active lifestyle, I believe in practicing what I preach. I play 1st Grade rugby union on weekends and continue developing my Cross-Fit and weightlifting technique when I have time away from the practice throughout the week. If I had longer breaks off you would find me on the ski resort snowboarding the fresh powder!
I love working in Mosman, it's a beautiful location, with like minded people. The community is so diverse and the people reflect that, always enjoy catching up and having a chat with the local members of the community.
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Our team of physio's service patients from all over Sydney, though most come from nearby suburbs such as Cremorne, Cremorne Point and Kurraba Point.
Whether you need help with an existing injury, rehabilitation, soft tissue therapy or joint manipulations, we consider ourselves the best physios and physiotherapy clinic in Mosman.
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Physiotherapy is a way to improve a person's physical mobility. As the name suggests, physiotherapy involves the use of physical therapy to help patients regain their strength and agility. Physiotherapists can treat injuries as well as other physical problems. Some of the common conditions that physiotherapy can help with include:
Physiotherapists are trained medical professionals who utilise multiple methods of treatment. Physiotherapy training usually is over four years, where trainees learn about every aspect of the human body. Understanding the human body and how it reacts is an essential skill for physiotherapists. The Bachelor's or Master's degree for physiotherapy includes training on human anatomy, biological reactions, and in-depth knowledge of regular human body function. These skills allow them to identify and cure specific conditions accurately.
Physiotherapists mainly use exercise programs and manual therapy for most common ailments. Physiotherapists are also skilled in advanced techniques such as hydrotherapy, acupuncture, and soft tissue mobilisation. The main aim of a physiotherapist's treatments is to get you back on your feet and function regularly as soon as possible.
Visiting a physiotherapist in Australia doesn't require a medical referral. Many physiotherapists, however, prefer to create a treatment plan in concurrence with your regular doctor. The treatment plan gives both doctors a thorough understanding of your condition and history, thereby getting the best course of treatment.
Mosman is a suburb conveniently located just 8 kilometres northeast of Sydney’s Central Business District. The suburb is under the jurisdiction of the local government area of the Municipality of Mosman. Based on the 2016 Census, Mosman has a population of 28,475 people. Its land area is 8.7 km2 and the suburb is bounded by the neighbouring areas of Northbridge, Seaforth, Clontarf, Cremorne, Neutral Bay, and Kurraba Point.
The suburb is named after the twins Archibald and George Mosman. The brothers were granted a 4-acre land grant in 1831. After moving in, they founded a whaling station on what would later become known as Mosman’s bay and were involved in various shipping activities.
Originally, Mosman was inhabited by the Borogegal tribe. In 1789, HMS Sirius docked in Mosman Bay and from then, the suburb has become an important place for maritime trade as well as military defence installations for Sydney up until World War 2.
Mosman has seen various developments at the start of the 20th century including the opening of Taronga Zoo and the construction of several shops and multi-storey flats.
Being a largely residential suburb, most of Mosman is surrounded by federation era houses and modern apartment buildings and townhouses. The suburb’s main commercial area is along Military Road which is lined with several cafes, boutiques, restaurants, and other establishments. There are also several shopping complexes at the Spit Junction (Bridgepoint) and between the town hall and library walk.
There are several schools in Mosman. To name a few:
There are also several places of worship in the area:
In terms of sporting activities, Mosman has its own football, rugby, cricket, rowing, and hockey clubs. The suburb is also home for the Mosman Swans Junior AFL Club.
Mosman is lined with several landmarks and heritage sites. Its close proximity to Sydney CBD makes it an ideal place to stroll around and spend some quality time with your family and loved ones.