Physiotherapy for all ages
how we can help?
Here are a range of key areas our team can help you with.
Musculoskeletal
Sporting
Chronic Pain /Conditions
Cardiorespiratory
Hypermobility/EDS
Work-Related & Motor-Vehicle Injuries
Our Approach
We have extensive skills and experience in movement analysis, and use this to assess, analyse, treat and create management and prevention solutions for your needs
- 1 on 1 consultations
- Client-focused & individualised
- Hands-on & early exercise approach
- Holistic Approach
- Creating positive habits to support recovery
- Focus on recovery and prevention
- Goal setting, tracking and reviewing
- Acute X-Ray referrals available
- App-based video exercise prescription
Our Physiotherapists
Rose Jansen
Strength & Conditioning Coach, Student Physiotherapist & Client Services Team
Rose is a 2nd year Physiotherapy student, and fully qualified Strength & Conditioning Coach. She ...Read More
Jessica Dizon
near-Graduate Physiotherapist, Strength & Conditioning Coach, Pilates Instructor-to-be
Jessica is in her final months of studying Physiotherapy, and will soon be a graduate Physiotherapist...Read More
Alana Jehnic
Senior Physiotherapist, Pilates Instructor & Movement Coach
Alana is a senior Physiotherapist at Movement Essentials, having starting with us during COVID in our...Read More
Kevin Nguyen
Chief Physiotherapist, Strength & Conditioning Coach & Pilates Instructor
Our Chief Physiotherapist, Kevin is the owner of Movement Essentials. He is an experienced Physiother...Read More
Van Nguyen
Founder and Director of Operations, Consultant Physiotherapist, Pilates Instructor, Strength & Conditioning Coach
The founder, owner and Director of Operations at Movement Essentials, Van is a highly experienced Phy...Read More
ask-ME video consultations
Did you know we can provide physiotherapy advice via quick and secure video calls?
- Initial care advice for sporting/minor injuries
- Instant electronic x-ray referrals
- Clarification of suitable exercises for aches and pains
- Triage services for minor injuries
- $69 or free for ME-members
FAQ
common questions
What's the difference between Physiotherapy, Exercise Physiology & Strength & Conditioning?
Physiotherapy, exercise physiology and strength and conditioning coaches all exist to improve physical health and function. At Movement Essentials, we work collaboratively to distinguish which practitioner is best suited to your needs, goals and current circumstances to partner with you to achieve your movement goals. In the capacity of movement, all 3 disciplines have the capacity to use movement to help with pain and improve physical capacity. The distinct differences between the three are: physiotherapists can diagnose, and have hands-on treatment approaches in addition to exercise, whilst exercise physiologists and strength and conditioning coaches rely on exercise and movement. Strength and conditioning coaches work more with either performance or in general public who seek to be stronger, whereas exercise physiologists have extensive knowledge in medical and health conditions and how to effectively manage them through exercise.
Do I need a referral?
No referral is required to see our practitioners. However, if you are seeking treatment for insurance-related injuries/concerns or are eligible for chronic care plans or veteran health services, a GP referral is required.
what should I expect in an assessment?
Expect us to sit with you and discuss your needs, concerns and goals, as well as analyse your movement competencies with the assistance of Output Sports sensor technology. To book, please click here and select ASSESSMENT
can i use medicare?
Physiotherapy is not claimable under Medicare. Chronic Care Plans (for those eligible) however, can attract a Medicare rebate.
I am unsure if Physiotherapy will help, who should i ask?
We recommend you book in for our ‘ask-ME video consultation‘ which gives you 20 minutes with a fully qualified Physiotherapist who can ask you some questions, and help you determine if you should book in or require alternative services