Ongoing research education into best practice combined with clinical experience by your physiotherapist will give you the best chance at getting great results. A lot of the time this includes a combination of manual therapy and exercise prescription in all the right places at the right time. Our aim is to provide this service for you when you need it most.

Dry needling and Western Acupuncture are alternative methods that we can use to help your body relax, reduce tension, increase blood flow and therefore reduce pain. This is an optional choice and is not appropriate in some cases. Ask your physiotherapist for further information.

Yen completed her Bachelors degree in Physiotherapy in 2007 at the University of South Australia. She brings with her 11 years of experience in private practice musculoskeletal physiotherapy. In 2012, Yen returned to university and completed her Postgraduate Masters degree in Musculoskeletal and Sports Physiotherapy. She is a Titled Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist through the Australian Physiotherapy Association and has a particular interest in shoulder and foot injuries. When she isn't at Push, Yen works as a clinical educator for the University of South Australia, where she utilises her passion for the profession to guide the next generation of physiotherapy students on developing their clinical skills.