Recover from injury
Structured rehabilitation after sprains, strains, fractures and surgery — guided step by step, at the pace your body can adapt to.
Physiotherapy · Yagoona NSW
Move well
Move well
again — for good.
Our AHPRA-registered physiotherapists help you recover from injury, manage pain and rebuild strength — combining hands-on treatment with exercise-based rehab, so the progress you make in the clinic lasts outside it.
Leena Salameh
Rosa Park
Ryan Tamerji
Omar Hazouri
444 Hume HwyYagoona · parking at rear
No referralneeded to book
How physiotherapy helps
Built to get you
Built to get you
back to living.
Physiotherapy is a university-qualified, evidence-based health profession focused on restoring movement, strength and function. Whether you're recovering from an injury, managing a long-term condition or preparing for surgery, physiotherapy is designed to help you take an active role in your own recovery.
Manage pain
Hands-on treatment and graded movement to help settle back, neck and joint pain — and a plan to address what's driving it.
Move more freely
Targeted mobility work to restore range of motion in stiff joints and tight muscles, so everyday movement feels easier.
Get stronger
Individualised strength and conditioning programs that rebuild capacity — for sport, physical work or simply keeping up with life.
Improve posture
Movement retraining and workplace advice for posture-related neck, shoulder and back complaints.
Prevent re-injury
Load management, education and prevention strategies so the same problem doesn't keep coming back.
What we treat
Common reasons
Common reasons
people see us.
/ BACK & NECK PAIN
When every morning starts stiff
Persistent lower-back pain, neck tension and posture-related aches.
/ SPORTS INJURIES
When your game gets cut short
Sprains, strains, tendon issues and overload injuries at every level.
/ POST-OP REHAB
When surgery is only half the story
Structured rehab after knee, shoulder, hip and spinal surgery.
ALSO TREATED REGULARLY
- Back and neck pain
- Shoulder and rotator cuff injuries
- Knee, ankle and foot injuries
- Sports injuries and overload
- Work-related injuries
- Post-surgical rehabilitation
- Muscle strains and ligament sprains
- Persistent pain and stiffness
- Headaches related to the neck
- Balance, mobility and falls prevention
- Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis)
- Vertigo and dizziness
- Scoliosis and spinal curves
- Sciatica and nerve-related leg pain
Not sure if your condition belongs on this list? Every plan starts with an assessment — if physiotherapy isn't the right fit, we'll point you toward what is, including our chiropractors and remedial massage therapists under the same roof. Curious what a typical session involves? Read our guide to manual therapy, explained.
Meet your physiotherapists
The people behind
The people behind
your plan.
Our physiotherapists are university-qualified and registered with AHPRA — and they work alongside our chiropractors and massage therapists, so your care never hits a dead end.
Leena Salameh
Physiotherapist · B HSc, M PhysioLeena completed her Masters of Physiotherapy at the University of Sydney. Her focus is helping you regain independence — recovering from injury, managing long-term conditions and taking back control of your health through movement.
Book with LeenaRyan Tamerji
Physiotherapist · B PhysiotherapyRyan trained at Western Sydney University with clinical experience across acute care, musculoskeletal and sports settings. He has a particular interest in return-to-sport rehab — from early injury management through to reconditioning.
Book with RyanRosa Park
Physiotherapist · Women's Health & Fitness CoachRosa holds postgraduate physiotherapy qualifications from the University of Technology Sydney and Macquarie University, along with additional dry needling certification. A late-diagnosed AuDHDer with a genuine passion for mental health, trauma and neurodiversity, she brings a whole-person, neurodivergent-affirming lens to her care — helping clients build movement and fitness habits that are enjoyable, empowering and actually sustainable, not just another box to tick.
Book with RosaOmar Hazouri
PhysiotherapistOmar has a particular interest in knee, ankle and sports-related injuries, supporting patients from the acute stage of injury through to rebuilding strength and returning safely to sport, work and everyday life. His approach combines hands-on manual therapy with evidence-based exercise rehabilitation, with every treatment plan tailored to the patient's goals and lifestyle.
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Your first visit
Know exactly
Know exactly
what to expect.
We listen
Your physiotherapist asks about your injury, health history, work, sport and goals — the full picture, not just where it hurts.
We assess
A physical assessment of your movement, strength and mobility to identify what's driving the problem. Wear comfortable clothes you can move in.
We plan — together
You'll leave with a clear explanation, hands-on treatment started, and a plan with milestones you understand and agree with.
Do you need a GP referral? No — physiotherapists are primary contact practitioners, so you can book directly. If you're claiming through WorkCover, CTP, DVA or a Medicare Chronic Disease Management plan, bring your GP referral to your first appointment.
Your recovery
Weeks that
Weeks that
fall into line.
Recovery can feel like a messy pile of appointments. Your physiotherapist turns it into a plan — watch the weeks straighten out as you scroll.
Calm & protect
Settle pain and swelling, protect healing tissue, and keep you moving safely within sensible limits.
Rebuild & load
Range of motion returns and strength work begins — graded loading that your body can adapt to.
Perform & prevent
Back to sport, work and life — with a maintenance plan so the injury stays in the past.
Every injury and every person is different — timeframes shown are an example only. Your physiotherapist will map out a plan specific to you.
Funded care
Covered by a scheme?
Covered by a scheme?
We work to your plan.
A large part of our week is spent supporting people through the NDIS, WorkCover and CTP. We know the paperwork, the approvals and the reporting — so you can focus on getting better, not chasing forms.
NDIS
Next Phase Injury Therapy is a registered NDIS provider. Your physiotherapy is aligned to the goals in your plan.
- Agency, plan-managed & self-managed
- Therapy mapped to your plan goals
- Progress reports for plan reviews
- We liaise with support coordinators
WorkCover
Injured at work? We manage your treatment under your WorkCover claim and keep everyone in the loop.
- GP referral & claim number to start
- Approved treatment plans (AHRR)
- We liaise with your GP, insurer & case manager
- Focus on safe return to work
CTP
Hurt in a motor vehicle accident? We provide physiotherapy under the NSW CTP scheme.
- Bring your GP referral & claim details
- Treatment aligned to insurer approvals
- Clear communication with your insurer
- Recovery for drivers, passengers & riders
How your management plan comes together
Approvals sorted
We help you get the paperwork right before you start — referrals, claim numbers, plan details and treatment approvals.
Assess & set goals
Baseline assessment, then goals agreed with you — and where relevant, your case manager, coordinator or GP.
Treatment in blocks
Hands-on treatment and exercise rehab delivered in structured, approved blocks, reviewed as you progress.
Report & review
Progress reports go to your GP, insurer or plan reviewer at the right times — and your plan adjusts as you improve.
How we treat
Hands-on care,
Hands-on care,
backed by exercise.
Your treatment plan is tailored to your condition and goals. Depending on your assessment, it may include:
Manual therapy & joint mobilisation
Individualised rehab exercises
Strength & conditioning
Dry needling →
Shockwave therapy →
Clinical Pilates →
Cupping / Hijama →
Taping & movement retraining
Education & load management
Techniques with an arrow link to their own service page — several are available as standalone appointments.
Exercise library
Rehab you can
Rehab you can
do anywhere.
Your program lives in your pocket — clear exercises prescribed after each session. A peek inside:
General exercise guidance only, for education purposes — not a substitute for individual assessment. These are illustrative examples; your physiotherapist will confirm which exercises, and how many reps and sets, are right for your injury and stage of recovery. Stop and speak with your physiotherapist if you feel pain, dizziness or discomfort.
Good to know
Questions we hear
Questions we hear
every week.
Do I need a GP referral? +
No. Physiotherapists are primary contact practitioners, so you can book directly. The exceptions are WorkCover, CTP, DVA and Medicare Chronic Disease Management plans — bring your GP referral for those.
Can I claim on private health? +
Most funds provide a rebate for physiotherapy under extras cover. Rebates vary by fund and level of cover, so it's worth checking with your fund before your visit. See our private health page for details.
What should I wear or bring? +
Comfortable clothing you can move in. Bring any referrals, scans or reports you have, plus your claim details if you're attending under NDIS, WorkCover or CTP.
How many sessions will I need? +
It depends on your condition, your goals and how your body responds — every person is different. Your physiotherapist will outline an expected plan at your first visit and review it with you as you progress.
Do you see NDIS, WorkCover and CTP patients? +
Yes. We're a registered NDIS provider, and our physiotherapists regularly support WorkCover and CTP claims.
Your next phase
Ready to
Ready to
move freely?
Slide the meter to match your pain — and make a booking whenever you’re ready. Open 8am–8pm at 444 Hume Hwy, Yagoona. Parking at the rear.
Prefer to talk it through first? Call (02) 9791 9599