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Physiotherapy and Massage
Physiotherapists are highly qualified health professionals that use advanced manual therapy techniques i.e. dry needle therapy, mobilisation of joints, active releases, strapping, massage, trigger point therapy, strengthening and flexibility exercises . Physiotherapists assess, diagnose, treat and prevent a wide range of health conditions and movement disorders. Physiotherapy helps reduce stiffness and pain, increase mobility and improve quality of life.
Physiotherapists are eligible for Medicare and private health fund rebates. They can also assist with Workers Compensation, Motor Vehicle Accident, NDIS and Department of Veteran Affairs claims.
Remedial Massage Therapists are practitioners who deal with specific issues, contraindications or dysfunctions, and use manual therapy to treat, manage your health concerns. Where as opposed to a massage therapist, who may give you a massage to relax and rejuvenate your tired muscles and mind.
Remedial Massage Therapists are eligible for private health fund rebates
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Meghann Bullen (Nee Coffey)
Meghann completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Hons) in 2016 from the University of Newcastle, after which she joined the Australian Army as Physiotherapist.
Meghann aims to help people recover from injuries without the need to stop training or doing the things they love. Meghann can help through dry needling, manual treatment, exercise therapy and strength and conditioning development.
Meghann has extensive experience working with chronic and acute musculoskeletal injuries in private practice, outpatient clinics, emergency departments and with sporting teams. Meghann was accredited as an Australian Strength and Conditioning coach in 2018 and assisted physical trainers with the development of human performance training within the Army at Gallipoli Barracks in Brisbane. Meghann has had the privilege of being the Physiotherapist for the Australian Defence Force Hockey team and the Australian Army Ruby Union team during their international engagement tours to New Zealand and Tonga respectively.
Meghann is particularly interested in managing running injuries as a keen runner herself. Meghann has been running ultra-marathons for the last eight years and recently set the female record for the Margaret River Ultra 80kms in 8hours and 24minutes. When she is not working or running Meghann enjoys learning to surf, free diving or spending time with her German Shephard Storm.
Dan O'Mahony
Dan recently moved to Perth from Dublin, Ireland. He studied Sports therapy & rehab in London then went onto do Physiotherapy in RCSI, Dublin. He has worked in both the hospital setting and with professional sports teams such as London Irish Rugby and Bohemians F.C.
Dan has an emphasis on “exercise is medicine” when approaching a patients treatment utilising a more exercise based approach but has much experience with hands on approach to help treat any sports and work related injuries. With the primary goal in prioritising the patients wants and needs first to deliver the best results for reducing pain, restoring function and re-establishing/returning high performance .
Dan has experience in dealing with high level athletes from both a physio perspective but also from an athlete perspective as he played rugby at both professional club level and represented his country at U18s and U20s
Kate Timmons
Kate grew up in the Perth hills (Mundaring) and enjoys being amongst the outdoors, running or hiking in nature.
Kate has completed a Diploma of Remedial Massage Therapy through North Metropolitan TAFE. Kate offers a variety of treatment modalities and techniques for soft tissue manual therapy, including myofascial release, sports massage, trigger point therapy, functional cupping, deep tissue massage, joint mobilisation and sports taping.
Kate has completed a Diploma of Remedial Massage Therapy through North Metropolitan TAFE. Kate offers a variety of treatment modalities and techniques for soft tissue manual therapy, including myofascial release, sports massage, trigger point therapy, functional cupping, deep tissue massage, joint mobilisation and sports taping.
Kate has experience providing treatments for a variety of athletes including Perth Glory women’s team, Perth Scorchers Cricket men and women’s teams, WAIS WA synchronised swim team, running events, Busselton Ironman and the Dwellingup 100 MTB race.
In her spare time you will most likely find Kate training for Ultra Marathons, she has completed several distances solo including MRU, UTA 100, Transcend, Birdys and Herdys backyards, 70.3 Ironman and the Rottnest Channel Swim duo.
Niamh Brennan
Niamh grew up in Dublin, Ireland. She studied Physiotherapy at Trinity College Dublin. She has worked in both the private and public setting in Ireland. Niamh likes to use a combination of hands on therapy and exercise prescription to manage a variety of conditions.
She has a interest in managing hip and knee conditions. In particular rehab following joint replacements. Outside of the clinic you will see Niamh hiking or working on her own strength training. She is new to Perth and loves recommendations on places to see during her time off!
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Musculoskeletal Injuries
Preventing and treating clients with musculoskeletal conditions such as neck and back pain. Techniques include addressing underlying problems, preventing strain and injury, and prescribing exercises and other interventions to promote mobility.
Orthopaedic
Preventing or managing chronic orthopaedic conditions such as osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis and amputations. They also help patients prepare for or rehabilitate from orthopaedic surgery such as rotator cuff, meniscus and ACL repairs. Find Out More
Women & Mens Health
Guiding clients how to engage their pelvic floor which is important for preventing incontinence. For women understanding suitable exercises and intensities pre, during and post pregnancy. For men understanding suitable exercises for pre, during and post prostate treatment / surgery, which can have many side effects treated very effectively with strength and aerobic training.
Occupational Health
Supporting the health and wellbeing of workers, reducing safety risks in the workplace, preventing and managing injuries and diseases, and supporting workers in returning to work. Options include: seminars, workshops, health promotion materials, health assessments and consulting.
Remedial Massage
Assessment and treatment of the muscles, tendons, ligaments and connective tissues of the body to assist in rehabilitation, pain and injury management.
Sports Massage
Used to help prevent and manage injuries, to prepare the body for athletic activity, and to help athletes recover from training, games or events.
Pregnancy Massage
Relieves many of the normal discomforts experienced during pregnancy, such as stress, back aches, stiff neck, leg cramps, headaches and swelling.
Stress Management
Release built up tension and take some time out for you.
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