TherapyWA

03/12/2025

🌏 International Day of People with Disability

Today we celebrate the strengths, stories and contributions of people with disability in our community.

At Therapy WA, we’re proud to support people of all abilities to enhance mobility, support wellbeing and empower participation through personalised Physiotherapy care.

Let’s continue building a world that values inclusion, accessibility and opportunity for all.

17/09/2025

Meet Physio Tash ✨

While Tash has been apart of the team for sometime now we thought she deserves a special formal introduction!

Tash has a strong passion for working in the disability sector which she has been able to gain experience in over the last 6 years working in Perth and the Kimberley as a disability Physiotherapist.
After graduating as a Physiotherapist from The University of Notre Dame in 2019, she also gained experience in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy and attained her Physiotherapist-Pilates Instructor qualification which has enhanced her understanding of abnormal movement and refined her approach to rehabilitation.

She is compassionate, eager to learn and focused on building strong therapeutic relationships with patients and their families. She enjoys working collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team to provide therapy in a holistic, biopsychosocial context AND her patients LOVE her! 💙

05/08/2025

✨ “Train your mind to see the good in every situation” ✨
Perspective is everything. No matter how tough things get, there’s always a silver lining if you choose to look for it. 🌱
Today, we’re reminding everyone to focus on the positive, find the lessons, and embrace the journey. What’s one thing you’re grateful for today? 🙏💫

04/08/2025

Happy birthday to our superstar team leader Lisa 🥳
This wonderful person goes above and beyond for all of her lovely clients making them always her number one priority! This week we celebrate Lisa and the incredible clinician and person she is 💗💫⭐️

29/07/2025

This month, our team came together for a powerful professional development session focused on Multiple Sclerosis (MS). 🌟 We delved into the latest research, treatment options, and the incredible strides being made in MS care. It’s inspiring to see how far we’ve come, but even more motivating to know how much more there is to learn.

28/06/2025

All Abilities Ballroom Dance Workshop

Come join us at the All Abilities Ballroom Dance Workshop

18/06/2025

🚨 Urgent: NDIS Physiotherapy Cuts Threaten Access to Essential Care 🚨

If you rely on physiotherapy under the NDIS—or know someone who does—this is a critical time to speak up. Providers, participants, and carers are encouraged to join the conversation, share their stories, and advocate for fairer pricing that reflects the true value of allied health services.

See link below 👇

https://www.change.org/p/stand-up-for-disability-support-stop-the-ndis-cuts?fbclid=IwQ0xDSwK-dYJleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHvrBSrwhkUM9GCrRc0W5pxRPOcgNh2BuivkguaP9MJ93K1Dzlwu4STEUQcb0_aem_T634EBqZIdh5MjUAgGD7mw

Stand Up for Disability Support: Stop the NDIS Cuts

09/05/2025

Did you know! One of our senior Physiotherapist is not only a super dooper experienced clinician she is also an incredible Drummer! Sarah recently completed an ergonomic functional set-up with one of our lovely clients and their drum kit 🥁 Physio isn’t just for traditional means, it’s to help you, be your best YOU for whatever passions you have 🤗❤️

05/05/2025

We’re a silly bunch but we get serious when it comes to the care of our clients 🤓👊👬

14/04/2025

providing valuable insights into functional neurological disorder or FND and why Physiotherapy is so valuable to support those managing this condition ☀️

have experienced Physiotherapist who make make significant changes in the lives of people managing FND ❤️

Reach out to if we can help 📞✉️🌏

06/04/2025

Manual therapy or massage is an important tool your Physiotherapists can utilise for many reasons!

🔹 1) Pain relief - Techniques like joint mobilisations or soft tissue release can reduce pain by calming irritated nerves and improving local circulation.

🔹 2) Improving joint mobility - If a joint is stiff or restricted manual therapy can increase its range of motion.

🔹3) Muscle tension release - soft tissue techniques like massage or trigger point release target tight or overworked muscles.

🔹 4) Enhancing movement quality - When combined with exercise, manual therapy can help restore normal movement patterns.

🔹 5) Nervous system benefits - Gentle techniques like neurodynamic mobilisations can reduce nervous system sensitivity.