Kyabram Physiotherapy and Pilates

Echuca Moama Physiotherapy offers physiotherapy appointments 5 days a week with Matthew Dobeli, Sean Slattery, Brandon Byrne and Kurt Murphy.

Myotherapy is now available on Thursdays with Clinical Myotherapist, Michelle Bartolomeo.

Exercise Physiology is also now available with our Exercise Physiologist, Ryan Byrne on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays 

We also offer Clinical Pilates 3 days a week.

Kyabram Physiotherapy and Pilates is located at 103 Fenaughty Street, Kyabram.

 

All appointments/enquiries can be made by calling our clinic on 03 5852 1638
Sean Slattery

Sean Slattery

Specialist Sports Physiotherapist

 

Sean has previously worked with St Kilda in the AFL as well as with Cricket Victoria, Cricket Australia, the Sri Lankan cricket team and Deccan Chargers in the Indian Premier League for 5 seasons.

In addition to sporting injuries, Sean has a special interest in treating back and neck pain.

Matthew Dobeli

Matthew Dobeli

Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist

 

Matthew relocated to Echuca at the start of 2011 after working in private practice in Sydney and Melbourne for 15 years.  

To further his knowledge in spinal and musculoskeletal conditions, he returned to study to complete a masters degree at Melbourne Uni back in 2002 and was awarded the Highest Achieving Student prize.

Nick Sheldon

Nick Sheldon

Physiotherapist

Nick relocated to Echuca Moama at the beginning of 2017 after moving from his home town of Kilmore. 

Nick enjoys keeping his knowledge current and evidence based, completing recent professional development courses on; shoulders, tendons, back pain, pain management, foot and ankle, and dance.  

Along with his passion for sporting injuries, Nick has a special interest in pain management, osteoarthritis, overuse injuries, and post-surgical rehabilitation. Outside of work Nick enjoys playing football for The Echuca Football Club and keeping active with friends and family. 

Brandon Byrne

Brandon Byrne

Physiotherapist

Brandon graduated from La Trobe University Bendigo in 2019 with a Bachelor of Applied Science/Masters of Physiotherapy. This home-grown physio hails from Rochester and is an active member within the community.

Brandon’s passion for sport and club culture extends into his work life, with a growing interest in sport injuries and rehabilitation. Already enrolled in professional and clinical development courses, Brandon is eager to continue to improve his skills in number of physiotherapy fields.

Mitch Cox

Mitch Cox

Physiotherapist

Michelle Bartolomeo

Michelle Bartolomeo

Myotherapist

Michelle has extensive experience in sport at varying levels. She has previously worked with Oakley Chargers Football Club (TAC Cup) as a rehabilitation assistant and as a Sports trainer with the Melbourne Football Club (AFL/VFL/AFLW). Whether it be an acute or chronic pain condition or general aches and pains, Michelle uses a variety of techniques to help alleviate your pain with a focus on the treatment and management of musculoskeletal pain.

Ryan Byrne

Ryan Byrne

Exercise Physiologist

Ryan completed a Bachelor of Exercise Science/Master’s degree in Exercise Physiology at La Trobe University Bendigo in 2018. He is a local to the area, born and bred in Rochester. Ryan comes from a strong sport and exercise background, where he has developed a passion for exercise rehabilitation, chronic disease management, and strength and conditioning.

Ryan enjoys playing football for the Rochester Football Club and playing tennis for the Elmore Tennis Club. Ryan is involved in the community and his local sporting clubs, where he has recently volunteered his time as a member of the Elmore Tennis Club committee and as the League Recorder for the Campaspe Tennis Association.

In his spare time, Ryan enjoys spending time with his family and friends, and has previously spent months travelling Europe.

Ryan also teaches Clinical Pilates at our clinic.

Important information for our clients The health and safety of our clients and staff is of utmost importance to us

Echuca Moama Physiotherapy are still providing services within our community and will continue to be diligent in extensive hygiene measures during these unprecedented times. All staff and practitioners within the clinic are persistent with cleaning and sanitising, applying appropriate hygiene measures and observing the social distancing restrictions, to keep all clients and staff safe.

Please help us by:

  • Wearing a face mask to your next appointment (this is mandatory at our Kyabram and Rochester clinics)
  • Following good hand hygiene habits (Washing your hands)
  • Staying at home if you feel unwell. If you have a fever, cough and difficulty breathing, seek medical attention. 
  • Letting us know by phone call if you are unwell or have been in contact with someone diagnosed with Covid-19. One of our friendly staff will help with rescheduling your appointment to another day.
  • Using the hand sanitiser stations that we have available before entering and departing the clinic.
  • The use of “Tap & Go” payments to eliminate the use of handling cards and cash.

Private Physiotherapy Face-to-Face consultations will continue within our 3 clinic locations (Moama, Kyabram and Rochester) as well as Telehealth consultations for clients who are limiting their contact in the community. For more information on our Telehealth services please call the clinic on 54800860

If you prefer to wait for your appointment in your car, please phone the clinic prior to your arrival and we will notify you when the practitioner is ready. We have staggered chairs in our waiting room to encourage social distancing and ask that you be mindful of others whilst in our clinic.