Our Clinic - Campbelltown

Services

Qualifications

Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours), University of South Australia

Experience

Pilates:
Pilates Equipment Based Rehabilitation, Levels 1-8 (The Physical Therapy Institute)

Musculoskeletal:
Introduction to the McKenzie Method for the Lumbar Spine
Introduction to the McKenzie Method for the Cervical Spine
Assessment and Management of the Shoulder & Elbow
Assessment and Management of the Hip & Knee
Return to Sport After Injury
Shockwave: The Management of Soft Tissue Injuries

Headaches:
Watson Headache® Approach Level 1
Cervicogenic Headache and the Role of Cervical (C1-3) Afferents in Primary Headache (Watson Headache Institute)

Dry Needling:
GEMt Dry Needling Level 1 (Global Education of Manual Therapists)

Vertigo / Neurological:
Introductory Vestibular Rehabilitation Course (Vertigo Balance Clinic)

Affiliations

Australian Physiotherapy Association

Background

Charlie started at Core Physio & Pilates Campbelltown in 2022. He is currently working 4 days a week at the Campbelltown clinic, and 1 day a week at the Newton clinic. He has a passion for helping with complex cases such as vertigo and TMJ related pain. Charlie works closely with his clients to support their recovery and improve their daily living.

Services

• Hands On Physiotherapy
• Dry Needling
• Shockwave Therapy

Qualifications

Master of Physiotherapy, Flinders University, Australia
Diploma of Health Science, University of South Australia
Bachelor of Health Science, Flinders University, Australia

Experience

Musculoskeletal:
Introduction to the McKenzie Method for the Lumbar Spine
Introduction to the McKenzie Method for the Cervical Spine
Assessment and Management of the Shoulder & Elbow
Assessment and Management of the Hip & Knee
Return to Sport After Injury
Shockwave: The Management of Soft Tissue Injuries
Personal Training (Australian Institute of Personal Trainer 2021)

Dry Needling:
Foundational Dry Needling (The Physical Therapy Institute)

Affiliations

Background

Moses is a dedicated physiotherapist who is passionate about helping people reduce pain, restore movement, and regain confidence in their everyday lives. He believes every patient deserves individualised, evidence-based care and works closely with each person to develop treatment plans tailored to their specific goals and lifestyle.

His clinical interests include the assessment and management of musculoskeletal conditions, with a particular focus on sports injuries and rehabilitation, chronic pain management, and exercise-based therapy. Moses enjoys combining hands-on treatment with education and personalised exercise programs to deliver long-lasting results and empower patients to take an active role in their recovery. Moses chose to become a physiotherapist because he loves helping people improve their quality of life. Seeing patients return to the activities they love, whether that’s work, sport, or spending time with family, is what motivates him every day.

He is committed to creating a welcoming and supportive environment where patients feel listened to, understood, and confident throughout their rehabilitation journey. Whether you are recovering from an injury, managing a long-term condition, or looking to improve your physical health, Moses looks forward to working with you to help you achieve your goals.

Languages Spoken: English, Swahili, Kinyarwanda

Services

• Hands On Physiotherapy

Qualifications

Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours), The University of Adelaide, Australia

Experience

Musculoskeletal:
Introduction to the McKenzie Method for the Lumbar Spine
Introduction to the McKenzie Method for the Cervical Spine
Level 1 Sports Trainer (Sports Medicine Australia)

Pilates:
Clinical Matwork Pilates Certification (Australian Physiotherapy Pilates Institute)

Affiliations

Australian Physiotherapy Association
South Australian Sports Medicine Association

Background

Services

• Hands On Physiotherapy

Qualifications

Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) – Adelaide University | First Class Honours

Experience

Musculoskeletal:
Real Time Ultrasound Workshop: Latest Technology to Assess & Retrain Core Stability (The Physical Therapy Institute)
Indications for surgery and the surgical management of patients requiring lateral ligament and syndesmosis repairs (Dr. Anthony Nguyen/Sportsmed)
Anterior knee pain (Madhav Parab/APA)
End stage rehabilitation for court sports athletes following ACL and significant lower limb injuries (Steve Van Diepan/SASI)
Hip Surgery and Pathology (Dr. Nathan Eardley-Harris/Sportsmed)
Unlocking the future of knee health (Dr. Matthew Liptak/Kieser)
Soft Tissue Injuries and Rehabilitation (Craig Purdam/Sportsmed)

Headaches:
Physiotherapy management of cervical headaches & dizziness (Harry Truong/Sportsmed)

Affiliations

Australian Physiotherapy Association
South Australian Sports Medicine Association (Level 1 Sports Trainer)
Prince Alfred College – U18 Football Program Physiotherapist

Background

Kevin is a physiotherapist with a strong interest in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and sports rehabilitation. He has experience across sports, post-operative and neurological rehabilitation settings.

Before qualifying, Kevin spent more than three years as a physiotherapy aide in a busy private practice, assisting with sports injury and post-operative rehabilitation programs and working in hydrotherapy. He also brings a practical sports medicine background, having worked as a Sports Trainer with Port Adelaide Football Club and Rostrevor Old Collegians Football Club, where he provided on-field injury management, first aid and sports taping. He currently works as a Physiotherapist with the Prince Alfred College U18 Football Program.

Kevin has a strong sporting background of his own. He has trained in martial arts for many years, holding a 3rd Dan in Taekwondo and a purple belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, and he coaches BJJ classes. He also enjoys running, golf, tennis and basketball. Having managed his own sporting injuries along the way, he developed a genuine interest in physiotherapy and the role it plays in helping people recover and return to the activities they enjoy.

Before becoming a physiotherapist, Kevin worked as a chef. That experience has given him a practical understanding of the physical and occupational demands different professions place on the body. Kevin takes an evidence-based approach to care, with a strong focus on exercise-based rehabilitation and active patient involvement. He uses manual therapy where appropriate as an adjunct to exercise and education, with the aim of helping people achieve meaningful functional outcomes.