Physiotherapy in Penrith

Ajay completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy at Western Sydney University. He is a fitness enthusiast with 8 years experience in a gym setting, giving him good insight into rehabilitation and how strength and conditioning has a major role to play in it.

Ajay has worked with Shield rugby league teams and has developed key skills in managing sporting injuries. His practical experience in neurological, cardiorespiratory, aged care and musculoskeletal placements, ensures he is well rounded in treating a variety of conditions.

Justin has completed his Masters of Physiotherapy at the University of Sydney. Justin has a special interest in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy due to his passion for sports, especially combat sports and powerlifting.

He has clinical experience in various types of settings including cardiopulmonary, neurological, community, orthopaedics, rehabilitation and musculoskeletal practice.

Justin strongly believes in helping people understand their injuries in order to empower them to get the best results their treatment. To know more is to do more! In his spare time, Justin trains in mixed martial arts, enjoys football and travelling.

Daniel has been part of the furniture at greater west physio for some time. He has many years’ experience with both manual therapy and Exercise based rehabilitation. Working with largely workers compensation, Medicare and with elderly clients and veterans. With his Friendly personality and willing to help clients with treatment Daniel offers the efficient and personable service to get the clients back on their feet and on the road to recovery.

Jordan completed his Masters of Physiotherapy at the University of Sydney. While Jordan’s interest is in musculoskeletal rehabilitation, he also has experience in cardiopulmonary, neurological and aged care facilities.

A life goal and passion of his was to become a physiotherapist from a young age, helping people to live injury-free and maintain an active, healthy lifestyle.

Jordan has had experience in basketball and Olympic weightlifting at a state level. In his spare time, Jordan loves to spend time watching and training in different sports, exploring local eateries, and enjoying downtime with his bunny.

Paige completed her Masters of Physiotherapy at the University of Queensland. Always willing to learn, she prides herself in basing treatments off the best available evidence and working with patients to achieve their goals.

Paige strives to help people gain a better understanding of their conditions to ensure they are able to succeed in all aspects of life. She has practical experience in a number of areas including musculoskeletal, cardiopulmonary, community and acute neurological giving her a well-rounded knowledge base.

Stephen completed his Masters of Physiotherapy and Bachelor of Health Science at the University of Sydney. Throughout his tertiary studies, Stephen has been able to accumulate experience and knowledge from a variety of clinical placements ranging from cardiopulmonary, neurological, musculoskeletal and aged care facilities. He also has several years of experience in weightlifting (Olympic and powerlifting) and over time has developed this into a passion for biomechanics, strength and conditioning.

Stephen will always strive to deliver the best treatment using the latest evidence based research in order to achieve patient goals.

Matthew completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy at Australian Catholic University. He developed his passion for physiotherapy from a young age, stemming from exposure to treatment of his various sporting injuries. Having been involved in state cricket squads and undertaking a sports trainer role with numerous sporting clubs, Matthew has a keen interest in sporting rehabilitation, but also has experience in cardiorespiratory, neurological, musculoskeletal, and aged care settings.

Matthew believes that it is important to always involve and empower the patient, in combination with the latest evidence-based research, to ensure everyone receives a personalised and involved approach to their rehabilitation.

After completing her Bachelor of Health at Western Sydney University, Rose went on to complete her Diploma of Remedial Massage at the Australian Institute of Fitness, further developing her ability to help patients live pain-free lives and optimise sports performance through effective recovery and maintenance strategies.

In 2026, Rose completed her Master of Exercise Physiology at Charles Sturt University, shifting her primary focus from massage therapy to evidence-based exercise interventions. She has a strong interest in metabolic, mental, and functional health, and is passionate about helping clients improve their overall wellbeing through targeted movement and lifestyle strategies.

Rose has worked with the GWS Giants and the Parramatta Eels. She also teaches First Aid and CPR, and is the Head Trainer for Sports Medicine Australia courses in NSW, giving her extensive knowledge in injury management, rehabilitation, and recovery.

Rose’s experience in sport, combined with her academic background, allows her to effectively treat a wide range of chronic conditions and injuries. While her primary focus is now exercise physiology, her background in remedial and sports massage complements her holistic approach to care.

Nhu's passion for remedial massage stems from a genuine desire to help others understand their bodies and improve their wellbeing. She strives to create a welcoming and personalised environment, tailoring each treatment with empathy and understanding of individual needs.

Nhu specialises in deep tissue massage with sports remedial techniques, focusing on movement as a key element of her approach. Nhu is also skilled in relaxation massage for those needing a gentler touch. With a growing interest in women’s health, Nhu’s goal is to become a trusted allied health professional supporting women through every stage of their wellbeing journey.

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