Elite Range Physiotherapy

He has an intimate relationship with pain that dates back to childhood. Unfortunately, the relationship was fairly one-sided. Pain would routinely visit Chris uninvited, by way of a mutual association with athletics. He is a devout believer in preventative education. He isn't interested in simply eliminating the pain in his patients. In truth, that's the least any physiotherapist should do. He believes that educating each patient on exactly how their injury was caused, and how to prevent that same injury from happening ever again, is a duty every practitioner should diligently employ. He relocated to Perth, WA in 2006 after securing a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Charles Sturt University, and a Bachelor of Applied Science (Human Movement) from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology. He is thoroughly trained in the McKenzie method, dry needling and practices as a Level 4 Pilates instructor. After two years of work with the Australian Defence Force at HMAS Stirling, he served as a private practitioner in Perth's CBD, and has provided physiotherapy services to a number of professional sporting teams, including Perth's very own NBL Wildcats.

He recently graduated from the Notre Dame University School of Physiotherapy in 2013. He believes in evidence based practice and by implementing specific manual therapies with individualized exercise programs he is motivated to get you back to optimum function in a timely manner. He has spent time working in Augusta and Cowaramup and has enjoyed the transition into the Perth CBD. He is committed to expanding his knowledge base in all areas of Physiotherapy, with keen interest in spinal disorders and sports related injuries and management. He has worked at Elite Range Physiotherapy since April 2014 and is available Monday to Friday by appointment.