James moved from Tasmania to study at Curtin University, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. From playing a variety of sports, James has firsthand experience with a diversity of personal injuries, which led him to pursue Physiotherapy. He found interest in understanding how we can adapt our body’s tissue to become more resilient to injuries. This is what sparked a deep interest in strength and resistance training which is what you’ll find him doing in his spare time, if he’s not camping or surfing.
He has extensive experience in the return-to-sport injury setting, having been involved with local soccer and football teams for the past six years. This provided the opportunity for James to develop experience in the rehabilitation of both acute injuries and long-term injuries, such as labral tears, ACL, meniscus, tendinopathies, muscle strains, and ankle sprains. James understands the frustration associated with injuries. Therefore, he aims to treat your current injury and assist you in implementing management strategies to prevent reoccurrence. James values being able to help people, he endeavors to make his patients feel listened to and understood when approaching their rehabilitation goals.
