Matthew completed a Master of Physiotherapy and a Bachelor of Health Science at Western Sydney University. His treatment approach involves identifying biomechanical impairments and treating these problems through manual therapy techniques, dry needling and exercise prescription to improve function and overall quality of life.
Matthew has extensive experience in sporting injuries, shoulder dysfunctions, post-operative rehabilitation and in acute Orthopaedic Physiotherapy at The Sutherland Hospital including acute post-operative care, cast and splint application and management.
Matthew has extensive experience in sporting injuries, shoulder dysfunctions, post-operative rehabilitation and in acute Orthopaedic Physiotherapy at The Sutherland Hospital including acute post-operative care, cast and splint application and management.
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Physiotherapy is our main service, however we understand that looking at an overall body approach works well for most patients. We also offer the services of a experienced Massage Therapist who works closely with our team of Physiotherapists and a Pilates studio located on our mezzanine level available for class or one on one appointments.
Physiotherapy
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Cervicogenic headaches respond very well to physiotherapy treatment. The aims of physiotherapy are to identify the relevant source(s) of the pain and treat them so that the Physiotherapist can alleviate the pain/symptoms. In chronic cases there is usually more than one source of the referred pain from the upper cervical spine (specifically multiple articular levels as well as muscular components).
Sports physiotherapy
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Sports Physiotherapy is a specialised branch of physiotherapy that involves prevention, evaluation and management of injuries resulting from sports and exercise participation at all ages and levels of ability. Provide resources to prevent problems, whilst ensuring a safe and durable return to sports participation.
Exercise physiology
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Accredited Exercise Physiologists (AEPs) are university qualified health professionals who specialise in the delivery of exercise, lifestyle and behavioural modification programs for the prevention and management of chronic diseases and injuries. AEPs provide physical activity and behaviour change support for clients with conditions such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, osteoporosis, depression, cancer, arthritis, COPD and many more.
Massage therapy
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Massage therapy involves placing pressure on muscles, ligaments, tissues and tendons to help rehabilitate injuries and relieve tension and pain. Massage can be used as a complementary treatment to physiotherapy services, particularly for those with chronic pain and tension or those recovering from injuries.
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