Regardless of whether you’re a casual sports enthusiast, a top-level competitor, or simply striving to keep pace with your children, injuries can be both painful and a hindrance to the activities you enjoy.
In Ngunnawal, our physiotherapists specialise in injury diagnosis and treatment. During your first visit, they will conduct a detailed assessment of your injury and gather any relevant information. Your goals will be discussed, and our physios will collaborate with you to create a roadmap for reaching them. Treatment will begin from your first appointment.
With its multi-faceted approach, physiotherapy can effectively manage numerous health issues.
Physiotherapy can effectively address a variety of conditions, such as:
At our Ngunnawal facility, we provide a comprehensive selection of physiotherapy services designed to address your specific requirements. This includes General Physiotherapy for healing injuries and managing pain, Sports Physiotherapy catering to athletes across the board, a Rehab Gym for customised workout plans, and Soft Tissue Therapy for pain alleviation and enhanced movement.
Suzanne Goodall
Director
Suzie began her career as a Registered Nurse before becoming a Sports Injury Nurse and Titled Sports Physiotherapist. Suzie founded Powerhouse Physiotherapy in 2005 and now specialises in injury prevention and athlete rehabilitation. Suzie is the trusted physio for many local, national and international sporting teams and is currently working with the Australian men's hockey team (the Kookaburras).
Qualifications
Director
APA Sports Physiotherapist
Master of Sports Physiotherapy
Bachelor of Science (Physiotherapy) Honours
Bachelor of Nursing, RN
Sean Gupanis
Physiotherapist
Sean is Perth born and raised and graduated from Curtin University in 2020. Since then, he has worked in a private practice in his hometown before recently making the move over to Canberra. Sean has a strong interest working with the athletic population and his experience working with multiple soccer and AFL sporting teams, and playing competitive sports himself, means he knows the importance of returning to your sport pain-free as soon as possible. Sean is also very passionate about treating the general population and has seen a broad number of conditions and presentations. He also has extensive experience working with the NDIS population, specifically children with autism spectrum disorder and cerebral palsy. Sean adopts a positive and engaging “can-do” approach to treatment with a personalised exercise-based plan, in-line with the most recent evidence, to assist all his clients in feeling comfortable and confident whilst completing their personal physiotherapy goals. Sean’s always up for a chat - pick a sport and he probably watches it. However, supporting the Western Bulldogs and Southampton FC is where you will see his biggest interest. He also can’t wait to hear about all the best places to visit in his new hometown!
Qualifications
Bachelor of Science (Physiotherapy)
Australian Physiotherapy Association Member
Matt Channon
Physiotherapist
Matt graduated with a Masters of Physiotherapy from the University of Canberra in 2019. His passion for sport, keen interest in the human body and a desire to help people drove him to pursue a career in physiotherapy. Matt has gained experience through working with sports including Rugby Union, Volleyball and AFL over the past 5 years. Since 2021 he has worked as the head physiotherapy role with the Tuggeranong Valley Football Club (AFL) and is currently assisting the U15 school sport athletes as a physiotherapist. He also has experience in working with non-athletic populations including NDIS, workers compensation and DVA patients. Matt has a strong passion for musculoskeletal and sports injury rehabilitation, pre and post-surgical rehabilitation and athletic development. He enjoys working with all individuals to help them become the best version of themselves and achieve their physiotherapy goals.
Qualifications
HumanNutr
B. SportCoach & Exercise Sc,
M. Phyt (Uni of Canberra)
Mitchell McGee
Physiotherapist
Mitch graduated from Charles Sturt University's Orange campus in 2014, then returned home to Canberra to commence work in both sporting and musculoskeletal fields of physiotherapy. Since this time, Mitch has been exposed to a wide variety of conditions and clients ranging from high-level athletes, pre- and post-operative rehabilitation clients, to non- active population. As a competitive rugby league and basketball player in his own right, Mitch has developed a unique insight into the demands of high-level sporting performance and, as such, has developed special interests in orthopaedic surgical rehabilitation, lower limb injuries and shoulder and upper limb rehabilitation. Mitch is a skillful manual therapist who also uses exercise prescription as well as other evidence-based practices to get his client's back to their sporting pursuits as quickly as possible. If you enjoy talking about sports, how good Canberra is, or how disappointing the current and previous Raiders season have been, be prepared for an earful of chat.
Qualifications
Bachelor of Physiotherapy
Australian Physiotherapy Association Member
Our Ngunnawal physiotherapists are highly trained professionals with a wealth of experience in their respective fields. They are dedicated to providing personalised, evidence-based care to help you achieve your health and wellness goals. You can trust our team to deliver the highest standard of treatment and support throughout your journey.
The Ngunnawal physiotherapy clinic boasts a prime location, ensuring hassle-free access and abundant parking for visitors. Equipped with modern treatment spaces and the latest in therapeutic technology, our facilities deliver the highest standard of care in a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
Stop allowing discomfort or injuries to hinder your progress. Get in touch with our Ngunnawal Physiotherapy Clinic immediately to arrange your consultation and begin your pursuit of superior health and an enriched life. Our amiable team will be at your side every step of the journey.
