Meet the team...

Tara is a highly experienced Physiotherapist who has joined the Future Physio team.

She has a diverse background including work in private practice, women’s health, community physio, educating physio students and occupational physiotherapy.

Tara combines her Physiotherapy and Sport Science degrees with a long history coaching across a wide range of sports (in particular soccer, volleyball and hockey).

With an extensive experience in exercise rehabilitation she draws from her strength and conditioning, pilates and hydrotherapy qualifications.

Over her athletic career she has battled with several injuries so she can appreciate the challenges that come with rehab and believes in a client specific journey. She enjoys working with people from all different backgrounds and ages.

Tara is passionate about beach volleyball and enjoys art and gardening, which she fits in around a busy family schedule. 

Call 0477 934 546 to book an appointment with Tara today

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NDIS Exercise Physiology

At Future Physio we also provide mobile Exercise Physiology services. These individual, research driven programs can be delivered at your local gym, in the park or in the comfort of your own home.

The services can be accessed through many different funding options including, Private clients, NDIS self and plan managed clients, HomeCare Packages, Chronic Disease Management or Department of Veterans’ Affairs.

Our current NDIS clients have programs to treat symptoms of early onset dementia, intellectual disability, weight loss management, diabetes and falls prevention. The research strongly shows that regular guide exercise can be beneficial to all these client groups.

Call today or speak with your support co-ordinator if you would like to access Exercise Physiology through your NDIS plan.

phone: 0477 934 546 email: admin@futurephysio.com.au

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Falls prevention

With ageing falls and the fear of falling start to impact on the way the elderly live their lives. In fact 1 in 4 people over 60 years of age will experience a fall each year. The consequences of this can be hip fractures, head injuries, hospital admissions and lead to a loss of independence.

There are many reasons why the risk of falls increase as you age, including decreased strength and proprioception, slowing reflexes and saving ability, increased medications and declining eyesight, as well as external factors such as home environment and footwear.

Physiotherapists are trained to assess all areas that may lead to falls. At Future Physio our specialist home visit team can individually address factors to help you reduce your risk of falls. We are trained in walking aid presciption, exercise and balance training and can develop a program that specifically meets your needs.

Our therapists can work with you on a regular basis to increase your strength and balance or prescribe a program for you to complete in the comfort of your own home.

If you are concerned about yourself of a family member and their risk of falling, get in touch today to chat to one of our friendly team members.

phone: 0477 934 546 email: admin@futurephysio.com.au

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Meet the team...

Anderson is a Curtin University graduate and joined the Future Physio team in 2019. Having extensive experience in both community and outpatient settings, Anderson has cultivated a deep understanding of geriatrics, orthopaedics, cardiorespiratory and has a keen interest in neurological rehabilitation.

Through his volunteering experience in underdeveloped countries, six years experience as a youth group leader and being a personal mentor to high school students, Anderson has developed a genuine passion for people of all ages and cultural backgrounds. Anderson aims to combine education, exercise prescription and enjoyment to exceed client goals and bring meaningful change into their lives.

In his spare time, you will find Anderson playing basketball, writing songs on his guitar or traveling the world.

Anderson is multilingual, speaking English, Mandarin and German.

Call to book your appointment today 0477 934 546

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Physiotherapy for dementia clients

Did you know there is good evidence surrounding the benefits for physiotherapy for clients with cognitive impairments and dementia?

Dementia is a disorder of mental processes affecting daily living. It is progressive in nature and symptoms will vary according to the stage of the disease, with most clients eventually becoming dependent on their carers.

At Future Physio our therapists are trained in providing care to clients at all stages of the dementia journey to enable independent living for as long as possible, prevent hospital admissions and reduce the burden on carers. Home visit physiotherapy is particularly useful for this client group to enabling safe, familiar surroundings and the ability to practice activities that are used every day at home.

A consistent, caring relationship is what we pride ourselves on at Future Physio. We use exercise therapy, strength and balance work, gait re-education and practice activities of daily living with our clients.

Should your family member be requiring consistent care to help manage and slow the progression of their symptoms the call us on 0477 934 546 and we will assess and tailor a program in the comfort of the client’s own home.

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