Hello, I’m Matthew.
After completing my degree in Exercise Science at La Trobe University, I pursued further studies at Charles Sturt University in Albury-Wodonga, where I obtained a Bachelor of Physiotherapy.
My approach to physiotherapy blends hands-on techniques with tailored exercise rehabilitation, with the goal of restoring function and promoting pain-free movement for my patients. I conduct thorough assessments and provide comprehensive treatments to ensure long-term recovery.
Drawing from my background in coaching high-level junior squash athletes, I incorporate coaching skills into our physiotherapy practice. Additionally, I have extensive experience in game day physiotherapy management, having worked with diverse teams, including the Caulfield Grammarians Football Club.
I have a particular interest in treating lower limb injuries and recently completed and APA spinal course to further enhance my expertise. Beyond my professional pursuits, I enjoy playing squash, exploring new destination through travel, and embracing outdoor adventures.
Matthew’s hours are:
Monday: 1pm - 7pm
Tuesday: 8am - 6pm
Wednesday: 8am - 12pm
Thursday: 8am - 7pm
Friday: 1pm - 6pm
Hi, I’m Prashant.
Sports Physiotherapist.
I am a highly skilled and dedicated sports physiotherapist with extensive experience in both the public and private healthcare sectors. I have had the privilege of collaborating with prominent organisations such as the NHS (UK), 2012 London Olympics, Brighton & Hove Premier League Football Club, Sussex County Cricket Club well as Grinstead Hockey Club.
After completing my Bachelor in Physiotherapy (2004), I moved to the UK and have since completed my Masters in Sports Physiotherapy.
My expertise spans a wide range of areas including: acute injury management, sports rehabilitation, running assessments, biomechanical assessments, joint replacements, arthritis, day to day musculoskeletal conditions and dry needling. I excel at developing comprehensive return-to-sports programs tailored to individual needs, thus ensuring athletes can safely transition back to their chosen sport.
One of my key specialisations is ACL injuries. I completed both by Bachelor and Masters dissertation on ACL injuries and have undergone training with UK athletics head physio Lee Harrington.
I employ advanced trauma support and various rehabilitation techniques based on the latest research to aid in recovery.
I am very family oriented and along with my wife and 2 children, we all enjoy holidays, cricket and badminton.
Prash is available:
Monday: 8am - 7pm
Tuesday: 1pm - 7pm
Thursday: 8am - 7pm
Friday: 1pm - 6pm
Saturday: 8am - 12pm
Hi! My name’s Yousuf Syed.
I am a very family oriented physiotherapist with 2 decades of experience. I completed my Bachelors in Physiotherapy in India in 2002 and went on to do my Masters in Physiotherapy from UQ in Queensland in 2006.
I have worked with sporting teams such as Queensland Judo, Mackay Magpies AFL, Mackay Basketball Team, Whitsunday Sharks Netball Team, Brothers Rugby League, Mackay Triathlon, and various running clubs.
I have a very hands-on approach to physiotherapy, with the aim to aid faster recovery, pain free movement and to avoid surgery.
I regularly volunteer at the food bank and help run free CPR courses for local and migrant communities.
I have a young family and love travelling, cricket and soccer.
Yousuf’s hours are:
Wednesday: 2pm - 7pm
Friday: 8am - 12pm
Hi! I'm Sandy Philipps.
Physiotherapist, Clinical Pilates Instructor
Along with David Philipps, I am the co-director of the clinic. I trained in London before coming to Australia, graduating with Honours in Physiotherapy.
I initially trained as a Cardiovascular Physiotherapist, working with patients who had suffered heart attacks or received transplants, before changing directions to focus on Musculoskeletal and Orthopaedic Physiotherapy, specialising in Clinical Pilates.
Personally, I enjoys running and spending time with my two daughters.
Sandy's consultation hours are:
Friday: 8am - 12pm
Hi! My name is David Philipps.
Sports Physiotherapist, Masters of Sports Physiotherapy.
I am the co-director of the clinic, along with Sandy Philipps. Since achieving my Bachelor of Physiotherapy degree in 1995 I have gained over 20 years’ experience in sporting and musculoskeletal injuries, working both in Australia and overseas. I have aided the Victorian Institute of Sport, Olympic Park Sports Medicine Clinic and the Richmond Football Club while studying for my Masters in Sports Physiotherapy. I have also worked closely with the Victorian Women's Hockey.
My personal interests include sailing, fishing, snow skiing, scuba diving, hockey and spending time with my two daughters.
David is available:
Monday: 8am - 12pm
Tuesday: 8am - 12pm
Wednesday: 8am - 7pm
Friday: 8am - 12pm