Physiotherapist

Radhika graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy qualification in 2019 from Charles Sturt University. Radhika is currently a member of the Australian

Physiotherapy Association. Since graduating she has spent most of her career in private practice, post op Joint rehabilitation in- patient setting in Private Hospital and has experience in Rehabilitation and Aged Care. 

Radhika has undergone further education in McKenzie Part A and B spinal course that has given her extra knowledge in the spinal field to thoroughly assess your complex back and neck conditions and treat you with the most recent literature and evidence-based treatment. Having worked in a variety of settings Radhika uses the most up to date evidence-based physiotherapy treatments for all musculoskeletal injuries and is keen to assist people in setting goals and recover from their injury through exercise, manual therapy, education, and lifestyle advice.

Radhika is also a Qualified and credentialed DMA Clinical Pilates Clinician. She incorporates sport and rehab specific exercises into her patient centred programs. Radhika also has an interest in Women’s Health, Headaches and Migraines and would be pursuing further education in this area. Outside of work, she enjoys activities such as cycling, going to gym, cooking, reading, and spending time with friends and family.