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North Perth Physio

About Us

Established in 2004, North Perth Physiotherapy has grown to become a trusted and respected provider of physiotherapy and exercise services in North Perth and surrounding areas.

Our strong locally based referral network of doctors and allied health professionals means you not only have comfort in the quality of your physiotherapist but access to other like minded healthcare professionals in Western Australia should you need them.

Team Profiles

Our team has extensive experience in treating and rehabilitating people from a broad section of our community and we are proud of our involvement with the West Australian State Football Academy and ongoing service at the Hopman Cup.

Our team of physiotherapists, exercise physiologists and remedial massage therapist believe in a treatment approach that focuses on quality "hands on" therapy. North Perth Physiotherapy also embraces new technology and research to provide our patients with a thorough physiotherapy service. Each consultation is conducted in a private treatment room. We believe this is what differentiates us from other service providers when relieving your pain.

David Zuiderwijk

Principal & Owner

David Zuiderwijk graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Curtin University. David has a very strong focus in manual therapy and corrective exercise prescription.

David is dedicated to finding the true origin of a patient’s symptoms, treating them with a hands on approach and putting a management plan in place to sustain normal human motion. His interests lie with chronic pain, headache and migraine treatment, shoulder rehabilitation, injury prevention and enhancing performance in athletes. David has also worked for a number of sporting clubs and organisations and is currently continuing work as a physiotherapist at the Hopman Cup.

Nahla Cahannaoui

Accredited Exercise Physiologist

Nahla completed an undergrad in Sports Science and Exercise Health in UWA, then went on to complete a Master’s in Clinical Exercise Physiology at UWA. Nahla has experienced working with a wide variety of patients which include musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, pre and post cancer, neurological conditions, mental health, metabolic conditions and paediatrics.

Nahla strongly believes in a client centred approach when treating patients as not one size fits all. She is a firm believer in the Exercise Physiologist working closely with the Physiotherapist to optimize the rehabilitation journey for the patient.

Linton Elethios

Remedial Massage Therapist

Linton is a soft tissue therapist with a diploma in remedial massage therapy from the Australian Institute of Fitness. He works with the team at North Perth Physiotherapy to support clients seeking relief from pain, improvement in dysfunction, and optimal movement.

Linton’s ongoing career as a professional dancer and yoga teacher has allowed him to work across Australia and abroad with diverse groups of people. This experience has provided him with a deep understanding of anatomy and a compassionate approach to the impact of injury and rehabilitation.

His manual therapy integrates this broad knowledge to collaborate with clients, creating unique treatments with measurable results. Remedial treatments may include dry needling, functional and myofascial cupping, manual lymphatic drainage, trigger point therapy, and proprioceptive techniques for joint mobilisation to address specific issues. Alternatively, treatments can focus on relaxation, utilising deep tissue and Swedish massage to relieve stress, chronic tension, and cultivate conscious rest and recovery.

Tahnia Young

Accredited Exercise Physiologist

Tahnia attended UWA where she completed a Bachelor of Science in Sport, Exercise and Health. She then went on to complete a Postgraduate Diploma in Exercise Rehabilitation and during this time had a student placement at North Perth Physiotherapy. She has since worked in private practices and within the WA Department of Health.

Throughout her time as an accredited exercise physiologist, Tahnia has developed a passion for rehabilitating musculoskeletal injuries and addressing more chronic and complex conditions with tailored exercise prescription. She enjoys working closely with physiotherapists to optimise the positive impact that exercise physiology can have.

Shayne Hille

Physiotherapist

Shayne graduated from the University of Notre Dame with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. Prior to joining the team at North Perth Physiotherapy, Shayne worked in private practice, during which time his interest in the management and rehabilitation of sporting injuries, especially Australian Rules football was awakened and developed.

In Shayne’s spare time he plays for the East Perth Football Club where he has been able to witness and learn from effective return to sport/work rehabilitation programs.

Kate Churchward

Physiotherapist

Kate graduated from Curtin University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. She has a passion for sports and the management and rehabilitation of sporting injuries.

Outside of work, Kate plays lacrosse for Subiaco Lacrosse Club and enjoys watching rugby. She has experience with sports teams and athletes in rugby union, touch rugby, AFL and gridiron.

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The Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) is the peak body representing the interests of Australian physiotherapists and their patients. The organisation has more than 18 000 members and over 300 members in volunteer positions on committees or working parties.

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Founded in 1991, Exercise & Sports Science Australia (ESSA), formerly known as the Australian Association for Exercise and Sports Science (AAESS), is a professional organisation which is committed to establishing, promoting and defending the career paths of tertiary trained exercise and sports science practitioners.

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Australian Association of Massage Therapists provides a public service by maintaining a register of qualified practitioners for referral and for responding to enquiries and complaints from the public. It is this strong commitment to protecting the public, health and massage professions which has led the AAMT and its individual members to new levels of recognition.

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