Mobile physiotherapy · Five Dock, Canada Bay & Ryde
No clinic, no waiting room, no time off work or school. Josh brings the assessment and the treatment to your home, and builds your rehab around the space and equipment you actually have.
Doctor of Physiotherapy, nine years' clinical experience, and a runner himself. Most of Josh's work is with runners and young athletes — alongside back and neck pain, NDIS participants and older adults.
Treated at home No travel fee After-school appointments
How mobile physio works
Mobile physiotherapy isn't a lesser version of clinic care. In most cases it's a better one, because Josh sees how you actually live and move.
Call, text, or send your details through the form. Josh will talk through what's going on before anything is booked.
An appointment at your home, at a time that fits around work, school and sport. The first visit runs about an hour.
A thorough examination, hands-on treatment where it's warranted, and a plain explanation of what's going on.
Exercises prescribed with the equipment you have, in the space you have — which is why they actually get done.
Where Josh spends most of his time
Josh treats a broad range of conditions. But running injuries and young athletes are where nine years of clinical work and a lifetime of his own training actually compound.
Josh runs and races himself. He knows what a training block looks like from the inside — and why "just rest it" is the advice runners ignore.
Assessment, load management, and the strength work that lets you keep running while it settles — not a blanket instruction to stop.
The injuries that come from growing and playing sport at the same time, assessed at home and worked around school and training.
Explained in language your child understands, because kids who know why it hurts stick to the plan.
Five Dock and the wider Canada Bay region, and the Ryde area. Just outside? Call and ask — it may still be workable.
Initial assessment $150 · Follow-up $120
No additional travel fee. The price is the same wherever Josh sees you within the service area.
Private health rebates may apply depending on your level of cover.
BChiroSc, DPT, APAM
Josh is a Doctor of Physiotherapy with over nine years of experience helping people overcome pain and get back to doing what they love. Much of that work has been with lower back and neck pain, and with knee and ankle injuries.
Josh is a runner himself. He trains, races, and coaches distance runners through his own online program — which means he understands a training block from the inside: what a mid-season niggle costs you, why runners quietly ignore "just rest it," and how to keep someone moving while an injury settles rather than sidelining them by default.
He also particularly enjoys working with young athletes, and regularly treats the injuries that come with growing and playing sport at the same time — Osgood-Schlatter, Sever's disease, growing pains and shin splints — helping kids recover properly and stay in the game they love.
Josh combines manual therapy, dry needling and exercise-based rehabilitation into treatment plans built around each person's goals. He's driven by a genuine passion for helping people not just recover from pain, but get stronger and more confident.
He works mobile by choice. Seeing someone in their own home shows him things a clinic room never would — the stairs they climb, the chair they sit in, the space they have to train in. The plan is better for it.
Outside of work, you'll find Josh with his family, or at church.
Book with JoshWhat Josh treats
Personalised, evidence-based treatment delivered at your home — to help you recover, perform and stay injury-free. Runners and young athletes are Josh's main focus, but he treats across the board.
Achilles and calf problems, plantar heel pain, runner's knee, ITB pain, shin pain and hip-related pain. Assessment, load management and the strength work that keeps you running while it settles.
Assessment, treatment and rehabilitation of acute and chronic sporting injuries, so you can return to your sport safely and confidently.
Focused care for young athletes in soccer, footy, netball, basketball and more. Recovery from Osgood-Schlatter, Sever's disease, growing pains, shin splints and other sport-related injuries — assessed at home, around school and training.
Hands-on treatment for back pain, neck pain, and joint and muscle problems — relieving pain and restoring normal, comfortable movement.
Tailored programs to rebuild strength, improve mobility and reduce the risk of re-injury — prescribed with the equipment and space you already have at home.
Structured rehabilitation after surgery, at a safe and steady pace. Particularly useful in the early weeks, when getting to a clinic is difficult or unsafe.
Movement screening and targeted advice to identify weaknesses and keep you performing at your best while reducing injury risk.
Supporting NDIS participants to improve mobility, build strength and work toward their goals — delivered at home or in the community, with no travel required at your end.
Balance, strength and confidence programs to reduce fall risk and maintain independence. Assessed in the home where the falls actually happen — the stairs, the hallway, the bathroom.
Book an appointment
Not sure whether physiotherapy is what you need? Call and describe what's going on. Josh will tell it to you straight, and it costs you nothing.