Mosman Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Centre

Steve completed his Masters in Sports Physiotherapy in 2009, gaining him greater depth of experience in a wide range of elite sporting teams from the Sydney Swans to the Australian Gymnastic Squads.

Formerly an elite gymnast and keen footballer himself, Steve thrives on assessing and treating lower limb and pelvic biomechanical injuries and disorders, in order to ensure a quick and sustainable return to sport in all levels of sporting enthusiasts.

He has worked closely with orthopaedic and plastic surgical teams to ensure excellent post-operative outcomes for hand, wrist, and forearm injuries.

He has extensive experience in the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of traumatic and non-traumatic injuries. James greatly enjoys the challenge and complexity of managing hand injuries and works closely with patients and surgeons to return optimal hand function.

She has trained as a Clinical Pilates instructor, with a particular interest in pre and post natal education. Having had 2 children herself, naturally and drug free, she knows the importance of the right pre and post natal education.

She combines this personal experience with clinical knowledge to educate women about exercise and strength during and after their pregnancy, including postural and positioning advice for breastfeeding to reduce strain and injury to the neck and thoracic spine.

The recent purchase of a Real Time Ultrasound unit has been a beneficial adjunct to her consultations particularly in assessing and training pelvic floor muscles, which are so often neglected or taught or practiced incorrectly.

Victoria is a New Zealand trained physiotherapist with a Post Graduate Masters in Sports Physiotherapy. As a sports enthusiast she has worked with many high level teams. She is particularly interested in the management of spinal pain, specialising in cervical spine dysfunction, including whiplash and sporting neck injuries. Victoria is also very interested and skilled in Women’s Health, particularly the role of the pelvic floor. Victoria can provide assessment and treatment for conditions such as urinary incontinence or poor bladder control, over-active bladder & urge incontinence, vaginal prolapse and pregnancy and post-natal care.

Carol graduated with her Physiotherapy Bachelor Honour’s Degree in the UK in 2004 gaining over 10 years’ of post graduate experience working in both private & public settings in the UK & Australia. Carol has a keen interest in all aspects of sports & health & has extensive knowledge & skills in the management of numerous musculoskeletal conditions. She specialises in treating spinal problems, sports injuries, Rheumatology conditions & chronic pain. Carol has completed numerous post graduate courses including Pilates, Manual Therapy, Swiss Ball, Dry Needling, Orthopaedic Medicine & Chronic Pain Management & incorporates these in her daily clinical practice for optimal recovery. She is also a fully qualified & skilled Acupuncturist. Carol has a holistic, active & hands-on treatment approach & complements this with exercise & functional rehabilitation to achieve the most effective results.

Katrina joined the practice in 2011, working in conjunction with our physiotherapy team as well as independently. Kat tailors each remedial massage to suit the needs of her clients, working with them to determine how they can achieve relief for muscular discomfort and tension, improving functional movement and balance with minimal discomfort. Kat loves helping motivated sports enthusiasts (both recreational and elite athletes), by providing massage as part of their training program; be it for maintenance, recovery or injury prevention - so they can realise their full competitive potential. Kat also has an interest in working with clients with Special Needs.

David has worked as a private practice musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapist for over 10 years. Compelled to advance his expertise and knowledge Dave has just completed Postgraduate qualifications in Sports Physiotherapy from the University of Sydney. Dave has extensive experience as a trainer specialising in exercise rehabilitation and strength and conditioning. He also has his own personal training business which he operates through Mosman Fitness First. David also has a keen interest in different forms of muscle release and muscle energy techniques.

For those patients wanting to progress their rehabilitation from the physio rooms into the gym setting, David offers a complimentary initial consultation to Mosman Physiotherapy clients.

Kate has worked in paediatric physiotherapy since commencing clinical practice in 2006. Now largely based at Sydney Children’s Hospital, Kate has a special interest in managing lower limb injuries in children, and has presented widely on these issues at conferences in Australia and abroad, including holding regular clinics in the Pacific Islands. Kate has recently completed a specialist certificate in Paediatric Orthopaedic Physiotherapy at the University of Melbourne.

Jake graduated from his Bachelor of Physiotherapy degree at the University of South Australia in 2001. Since then he has worked in a wide range of sports and musculoskeletal roles and completed his Masters in Sports Physiotherapy from Melbourne University in 2007. Jake’s interest in the assessment and management of shoulder injuries lead to a Teaching Fellow position at the University of Bath’s Sports Masters program in the U.K. where he also worked with the elite level tennis and swimming programs and the British Bobsleigh team.

Since moving to Sydney Jake has continued to focus on shoulders and shoulder related injuries and is undertaking a Clinical Doctorate in this area through La Trobe University. He continues to work with various sports, most recently travelling with the Australian Paralympic Alpine team as part of their preparation for Sochi Paralympic games. Jake also has a keen interest in cycling and bike set-ups, having toured by bike throughout New Zealand, the U.K. and Europe.