Josh is a dual qualified Physiotherapist and Accredited Exercise Physiologist who consults at our clinic in Willoughby. He also consults at our Blacktown, Round Corner and Dural clinics.
Josh first got his bachelor’s degree at the University of New South Wales and worked as an Exercise Physiologist in many private practices. To further expand his knowledge, he went back to complete his Doctor of Physiotherapy degree at Bond University.
As an Exercise Physiologist, Josh designs exercise programs to help people manage their medical conditions like diabetes, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, osteoporosis, arthritis, back pain, mental health, and cancer. Exercise has consistently been shown to be effective in managing these conditions and can be a powerful way for people to take back control and stay healthy.
As a Physiotherapist, Josh helps people to understand and recover from many musculoskeletal and orthopaedic conditions. His special interests are in managing elbow and knee conditions, as well as helping people to recover after surgery, work, and motor vehicle injuries.
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Tegan is a proud pawrent of a Cavoodle named Mali. Mali loves to sleep and chill out all day long on Tegan's lap!
A coffee a day, keeps the grumpy away, and Tegan is no different! Tegan enjoys an oat latte daily and if it was at all possible, she'd most likely bleed caffeine.
When Tegan's not working, you'll find her doing a reformer Pilates class to keep herself fit and healthy. Tegan loves Pilates so much, she goes five times a week!
Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) is a common condition where crystals can form inside the vestibular apparatus inside the ear, which often results in dizziness and vertigo. Our Chiropractors and Physiotherapists at Willoughby Health can help diagnose BPPV and rule out any other causes, then perform repositioning manoeuvers that can dramatically help settle the symptoms.
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Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses high-energy sound waves to stimulate the body's natural healing processes. These sound waves are focused on the affected area of the body, where they promote the growth of new blood vessels and tissue regeneration. This type of therapy has been used for a variety of conditions, including persistent tendon problems.
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