Graeme Teasdale

Director & Senior Physiotherapist

Graeme Teasdale is an experienced physiotherapist, dedicated to providing top-tier care to his clients. Holding a Masters in Physiotherapy from Curtin University, he brings over a decade of expertise to his practice. Prior to that, Graeme earned his undergraduate degree in Human Movement and Health Science from the University of Western Australia, laying a solid foundation for his career. 

After honing his skills at the highly-regarded Dynamic Stability Physiotherapy and Pilates Clinic in Melbourne, Graeme returned to Perth to establish PROmotion Physiotherapy in 2012. Along with Lisa and Amanda, Graeme has strived to build a clinic that prioritises quality patient care, personalised one-on-one appointments, hands-on manual therapy, and tailored rehabilitation and strengthening programs. 

With extensive experience working with sports clubs like North Cottesloe Surf Club and Westside Wolves hockey club as well as a diverse clientele ranging from all members of the family across all ages through to the weekend warrior, AFL players and Olympians, Graeme has proven his ability to manage acute injuries and facilitate long-term high level rehabilitation. 

Continuously upskilling, Graeme has completed advanced training in lower limb management, focusing in ACL, hip, and groin rehabilitation. He is also a certified GLA:D Osteoarthritis Hip and Knee provider, ensuring comprehensive care for clients with osteoarthritis. 

Currently based in Darwin, Graeme balances his professional pursuits with family life and personal interests. Outside of work, he enjoys cycling, running, and skiing, embodying his passion for movement and wellness. Trust Graeme Teasdale for expert physiotherapy care that prioritises your health and performance goals. 

Graeme will return to clinical work in 2025.

Special Interests

  • Post Op Rehabilitation Programs
  • Acute and Chronic Hip and Knee conditions
  • Neck and mid back presentations
  • Lumbar-pelvic dysfunction
  • Sporting injuries
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