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Triton

Triton

Senior Physiotherapist, Practice Owner

Special Interests: Performing Arts Physiotherapy, Children’s Health, Sports Physiotherapy

Whilst I have all the academic qualifications from physiotherapy, I think that it is my acrobatic training that has given me a deeper understanding of human movement in all its forms. If you can combine the science, the creative expression and the enjoyment of movement then I think you‘re definitely on the right track no matter whether you’re using your body for sport, art or work.

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Kimberley

Senior Physiotherapist

Special Interests: Pilates, Ante-Natal Spinal Care, McKenzie Method

I believe in an active approach to therapy and believe that client and practitioner need work together to gain best results. I follow a McKenzie therapy approach to treating lower back and neck pain and I find that this is a great framework for teaching clients how to manage their own bodies. I work majority with my hands but also incorporate Dry Needling into my practice. I have an interest in Women’s health, sporting injuries and rehab and love teaching Pilates.

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KimberleyNatalie

Special Interests: Neck, back and hip pain; nerve pain; sporting injuries and chronic conditions of the foot and ankle.

Special qualifications:
APA Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist
APA Sports Physiotherapist

As a titled physiotherapist of both the Musculoskeletal and Sports groups of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA), I am recognised as a physiotherapist with advanced skills and experience in these fields.

I completed an undergraduate degree in Physiotherapy at the University of Sydney in 2005, and I completed a Master of Musculoskeletal and Sports Physiotherapy at Griffith University at the Gold Coast in 2010. I have ten years of clinical experience and have worked specifically with golfers, a Rugby Club and a Netball Club in regional NSW.

NatalieI utilize a variety of manual therapy techniques to restore normal movement and eliminate pain, and then educate patients in retraining movement patterns with the appropriate exercises to maintain these changes.

I see a variety of patients from sports people to office workers, to pregnant women and individuals with complex presentations. I have been practicing at Active Bodies Physiotherapy for over four years and every day is personally very rewarding.

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Rani

Remedial Massage and Acupuncture

Special Interests: Back and Neck Injuries, Muscle, tissue repair and Pain Relief

I have been practising as an Acupuncturist/Massage therapist for over 10 years, and in that time living overseas developing my skills as an Allied Health Practitioner. With this I have been working with Disability and care as well as specialising in TCM and S element Acupunctures while.

Upon returning to Adelaide, I am passionate about re-establishing my practise, having diversity in my work environment and excited to join the dynamic team at Active Bodies Physiotherapy.

As an Acupuncturist and Massage Therapist, I can focus on relieving pain, increasing muscle tissue and neural repair, strengthening the body and reducing stress in order to achieve optimum health and improve ones quality of life.

Source: www.activebodiesphysiotherapy.com.au
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