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Casey McIntosh - Physiotherapist
  • Member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APAM)
  • APA Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist
  • APA Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist 

Qualifications 

  • Bachelor of Human Movement Studies Exercise Science (UQ)
  • Master of Physiotherapy Studies (UQ)
  • Master of Sports and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy (Griffith) 

Areas of Interest 

Lower limb injuries and rehabilitation for return to sport, including post-partum. I also love to integrate yoga into my rehabilitation after completing not 1 but 2 yoga teacher trainings. Mainly I love using the art and science of physiotherapy to help people return to moving their bodies in the way that works for them.  

Why I became a Physiotherapist 

Like many physios, I got into the profession from firsthand experience of being injured. I tore the ACL in my right knee when playing netball when I was 15 and spent a lot of time at the physio and decided then that it was what I wanted to do when “I grow up”. More recently I tore the meniscus in my knee and it has been quite humbling to be back on the patient side again. 

Something else about me 

I love spending time with my family, especially our camping holidays at the beach. I absolutely love and doing yoga and resistance training in the gym so that I can keep up with the kids.  

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October 20, 2023

Yoga

If there is one thing that Casey loves more than coffee its yoga. She is a qualified, trauma informed, pre and post-natal yoga and meditation instructor having done not one but two (over 500hrs) yoga teacher trainings over the last 4 years.

Traditional practices like yoga, Qi Gong and Tai Chi work not only on the physical body but the mental and emotional aspects as well. Yoga, Meditation and breathing practices can be an excellent adjunct on your recovery journey. If this appeals to you book in to see Casey today.

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