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Our Toowong physiotherapy clinic services patients needing a physio in Auchenflower, Taringa, Milton or St Lucia.
Welcome to Performance Physio Fitness Health Toowong! We are dedicated to helping you find a long-term solution to your pain, injury and fitness. We have a team of committed and experienced professionals who have a modern hands-on and exercised focused approach to physiotherapy.
Whether you are a recreational athlete or someone who takes things a bit more serious, we have a team of highly-skilled physiotherapists who will help you become strong and pain-free to get you back to your best.
We bring a wealth of experience and knowledge to the table, with all of our team having extensive training in the rehabilitation setting.
Through a detailed assessment process, we discover the underlying problem and then educate you and help you understand the complete injury picture. We can then work together to help you through the rehabilitation process!
One of the integral parts of our success at Performance Physio Fitness Health Toowong is our teamwork. We have a great team who work together and help each other achieve goals for their patients. From reformer pilates, to exercise physiology, we have the resources to ensure you get the best recovery possible.
Lauren studied physiotherapy at the University of South Australia, and is a current Australian Physiotherapy Association member. Lauren began her career in Adelaide, working in private practice, before moving to Queensland. Her special interests are pilates, sports injuries and headache management. Lauren is also passionate about Women's Health Physiotherapy. Lauren is a big AFL fan and has recently begun learning to surf!
I always wanted a career where I could help people achieve their goals and live a better quality of life. There is such a wide range of variety for physiotherapists so I loved the idea of being able to continue learning and changing throughout my career.
Seeing the delight when patients achieve their strength and mobility goals to improve their quality of life. It is incredibly rewarding seeing patients return to sport or any of their chosen activities following injury or deconditioning.
I am very personable and my main goal is to get you better!! I love to learn about you and your interests that you may want to get back to following injury. I have a wonderful multidisciplinary group that works together to follow you through your journey
Outside of being a Physiotherapist I love spending time with my family and friends. I also love winding down with my little Italian Greyhound Claude who always accompanies me sitting on the couch while I crochet.
There is a definite sense of community within the business and the area of Toowong. As we are located in a small family owned business, we have a wonderful relationship with all of the gym members, pilates clients and gym staff, as well as the entire community.
Sean Fyfe is the Founder and a co-director of Performance Physio Fitness Health Bardon! He has a Masters degree in Exercise Science and is a leading Sports Physiotherapist. Sean also has qualifications as a Level 2 Strength and Conditioning Coach, as well as a high-performance coach for Tennis Australia.
This vast level of knowledge and skill has allowed Sean to work at the 2012 London Olympics, on the ATP tennis world tour as well as the unique opportunity to be the physio for major shows on London's West End! If that wasn't enough, Sean is also a regular contributor to the Sports Injury Bulletin, as well as Peak Performance.
His focus now is primarily adolescent and spinal injuries, chronic pain, as well as sport-specific development. Sean's goal is to use his elite sports knowledge to benefit all of his patients.
An interest in physiotherapy began through my love of sport. From there, I developed a passion for sports medicine and physical training methodologies. Sports Physiotherapy became the perfect fit for me.
There are three reasons I love my job. First, I get work in a field that I have genuine interests. Second, I am constantly meeting new and interesting people. Lastly, I get to help people go from pain and dysfunction to returning to doing the things they love.
My speciality is to use my knowledge and experience of almost 20 years to diagnose and also identify the underlying causes of an injury. I communicate a clear plan for patients to get back to where they want to be. I am well known for my outstanding hands-on therapeutic skills and comprehensive exercise rehabilitation approach. I still work closely with many world-class athletes and bring the same approach and skills to my everyday clients.
I spend most of my time outside of work with my family, including my very energetic two young girls and catching up with friends. Any chance I get, I love to play sport, including tennis, golf, surfing, cycling and running.
I love the inner west of Brisbane. That's why I work and live there - great people, cafes, schools, clubs, the river and outdoor lifestyle.
6 Landsborough Terrace Toowong, QLD 4066.
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Our team of physio's service patients from all over Brisbane, though most come from nearby suburbs such as Auchenflower, Taringa and Milton.
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 Toowong.
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A peaceful inner suburb of Brisbane, Toowong is located around 5 kilometres on the western side of Brisbane. This is a predominantly residential suburb where accommodation is mainly in the form of several detached houses and medium-density dwellings. The Brisbane river lies on the south-east border of Toowong.
As per the 2016 census, the population of the suburb was 10,830, with neighbouring suburbs; West End, Mount Coot-tha, Auchenflower, Taringa, Bardon, and St. Lucia.
In the early years, several settlers subdivided their blocks. Richard Drew had named his block ‘Village of Toowong’ in the year 1862. In 1875, with the arrival of the railway, the suburb started developing. Originally the suburb was all about the properties of the upper-middle class who worked in the region. Slowly, with time, the population increased. In 1880, The Shire of Toowong was created, with a significant increase in population from 1881. By the year 1901, the population had grown to 4700.
Toowong is an important transport hub with almost all train and bus routes passing through this suburb. The suburb can be easily reached from any corner of the city. There are many community groups in the city which are involved in a number of activities for the welfare of the community.
There are quite a few places to see around Toowong; there is the famous Toowong Memorial Park, with gigantic gum trees and football ovals. The park has the Soldier’s Memorial right on top of the hill. Anzac Park is also another popular park that is located on the opposite side of Toowong Cemetery. This is also the proposed site for Botanic Garden. The Toowong Village is a popular landmark, famous for shopping. The Toowong Village is a blue glass office tower that is visible from the suburb and its neighbouring suburbs.