At Movement Physio, we understand that the journey to health and well-being is deeply personal. Founded by Sally, our mission extends beyond conventional physiotherapy practices. We specialise in supporting individuals who are navigating the complexities of eating and exercise disorders.
A New Paradigm of Physiotherapy
ABOUT
Why Choose Us
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Specialised care for eating and exercise disorders
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Evidence-based approaches that prioritise holistic well-being.
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Friendly, compassionate and professional.
Movement Support for the Whole You
Our Services
Expertise Rooted in Compassion and Knowledge
Public Speaking
Interested in having Sally as a speaker at your next event? Her fresh perspective and expert knowledge make for an informative and engaging presentation.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
FAQ
We're unique because we specialise in eating and exercise disorders. As a physiotherapist, Sally can diagnose musculoskeletal conditions which can co-occur with eating disorder diagnoses, offering a broader scope of services, and if required, is able to refer for imaging. Sally is currently the only physiotherapist in Western Australia who works on eating disorders and is committed to providing evidence-based treatments.
No, a referral isn't mandatory to book a consultation with us. However, if a healthcare professional referred you, please provide the details during your appointment
Yes! You can easily book your consultation online through our website. We've made the process quick and hassle-free to accommodate your busy schedule.
Opening Hours
Friday 8:00 am - 7:30 pm
Saturday 9:00 am - 12:30 pm
Sunday Closed
Online Form
I’d love to chat with you. Contact me via the form below and I’ll be in touch within 48hrs.
Address
Suite 26, First Floor
85 Monash Avenue, Nedlands WA 6009
(Hollywood Medical Centre)
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My Philosophy of Care
As an eating disorder-informed physiotherapist, my philosophy is rooted in the Health at Every Size® principles. I believe that every person experiencing an eating disorder is deserving of equitable, safe, accessible, and evidence-based care regardless of their body size.
