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Paula Peralta Heads to the Commonwealth Games

Posted on July 20, 2014 by Sydney West Physio - Physiotherapy

The Practice is proud of Paula Peralta from our Penrith rooms who was chosen to support the 2014 Commonwealth Games Team. Paula was chosen to be one of 6 Physiotherapist’s who will provide physiotherapy services to support the Australian Commonwealth Games Team and has now commenced her role in the lead up to the start of the competition.

“I arrived in the Commonwealth Games village as part of the Australian Headquarters Medical team on Sunday. This is a team of 5 Sports Physicians, 6 Physiotherapists and 6 Soft Tissue Therapists. Our medical headquarters is situated in the courtyard and is surrounded by the Australian teams living quarters.

I’m really looking forward to the next few days as the remaining Australian team athletes are due to arrive”.

We wish Paula all the best and look forward to hearing more about her experiences at the 2014 Commonwealth Games.

Mathew Ah Chow Wins National Karate Tournament

Posted on July 11, 2014 by Sydney West Physio - Physiotherapy

Mathew Ah Chow from our Blacktown rooms recently competed in the National Full Contact Karate Tournament, which was held in Geelong Victoria, on the 28th June.

Susie Stinton (nee Blackburn) Awarded Certified Hand Therapist Title

Posted on July 7, 2014 by Sydney West Physio - Physiotherapy

We are pleased to announce that Susie Stinton, from our Westmead rooms, has obtained the Certified Hand Therapist (CHT) qualification that is awarded by the Hand Therapy Certification Commission (USA).

InMotion Article

Posted on June 16, 2014 by Sydney West Physio - Physiotherapy

Our clinical research program is conducted through The Clinical Research Institute. This program is an important part of our focus to ensure that patients received comprehensive, up to date evidence based care. In the June edition of the Australian Physiotherapy Association’s InMotion magazine or clinical research program is outlined and described by Sean Mungovan and Andrew Hirschhorn.

Physiotherapists for the NSW Swifts

Posted on June 9, 2014 by Sydney West Physio - Physiotherapy

A goal in the final seconds from the Waikatao Bay of Plenty Magic ended the NSW Swifts 2014 finals campaign in a nail biting 50-49 sudden dealth semi final encounter. Although not the finish the NSW Swifts had hoped for, it was the first finals appearance for the NSW Swifts since 2011. With six new players in the team and a new coaching line-up, the NSW Swifts have improved significantly and are already looking forward to coming back even stronger in the 2015 ANZ Championship season.

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