OUR THERAPISTS
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapist - Joel Stephens
Graduated Curtin University in 2010 and has spent his last 8 years working in regional WA hospitals. His well developed acute care skills are well matched with a growing expertise in specialist rehabilitation. Joel’s humility, humour, motivational skills and perseverance means Joel achieve’ results with clients that many would not.
His interests include
Parkinsonism Stroke
Vestibular Rehab Geriatric Subacute Rehabilitation
Walking problems and gait disturbance Psychological principles of motivation and behavioural change
Joel is passionate about ageing well. He loves running and his own goal is to be able to still comfortably running 5km when he reaches 100! He is invested in inspiring anyone who considers themselves "old" to dream big and reclaim the joy of movement in a meaningful way. Whether it is climbing up bluff knoll, riding to emu point or fishing along the Kalgan, Joel will be there.
Physiotherapist - Julie Bridson
After graduating from Curtin University in 1987, Julie launched into a dynamic career in both acute and rehabilitation hospitals. She has worked in busy intensive care units to community and aged care settings. She’s also travelled across WA, Tasmania and even overseas with her career.
Over the past 10 or more years she has developed a keen interest in Parkinson's disease, dementia and neuro-degenerative diseases. She has completed several courses to further her knowledge and skills in these areas.
Julie’s professional interests include:
Parkinson's disease
Motor Neurone Disease
Stroke
Falls Prevention
Chronic respiratory diseases and their management in ageing.
Julie is passionate about healthy ageing and is a strong advocate for multi-disciplinary care.
Outside of work, you’ll find her walking her dog, fishing, bush walking, or on the bowling green enjoying her newly found sport of bowls.
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