Workplace Physiotherapy

28/07/2026

In line with the highly successful WorkSafe Victoria Pain Physiotherapy initiative and current PACE Rural research trial, Workplace Physiotherapy are providing a "Shared-Care Pain Physiotherapy input" where evidence of delayed recovery for patients has been identified.

The initiative is called the Connect Pain Education Program (or CPEP) which implements a biopsychosocial model of care with targeted physical intervention aimed at mitigating barriers to recovery and RTW in conjunction with existing Physiotherapy services.

The aim is to positively influence the course of further management and claim-related outcomes for patients and all parties".

Physiotherapists working together can influence on the recovery of Workers.

23/07/2026

If you or anyone you know have suffered a whiplash injury, please read the below article.

Workplace Physio has engaged with the University of Queensland to provide evidence-based assessment and management techniques for whiplash associated disorder (WAD).

Assessment and management will help you identify contributors to pain, develop pain management skills, and standardise WAD care for the future.

Please call us on 02 4985 1808 for further information.

A new whiplash treatment program which involves clinical psychologists training physiotherapists in new techniques is seeking participants for a clinical trial.

21/07/2026

Today we celebrate one year with Ollie! Over the past year, you have become such a valued member of our team, and we truly appreciate your hard work, dedication and the positive contribution you make every day.

Thank you for everything you do and for being part of our team. We look forward to celebrating many more milestones with you! 🥳

16/07/2026

🎉 Celebrating 8 Years with Workplace Physiotherapy! 🎉
Today we're recognising and celebrating Scott Peisley on his 8-year work anniversary with Workplace Physiotherapy.
Over the past eight years, Scott's dedication to excellence, commitment to patient care, leadership, and passion for the physiotherapy profession have made a lasting impact on our team, and our clients.
Thank you Scott, for your hard work, and unwavering commitment. We're grateful for everything you've brought to Workplace Physiotherapy and look forward to many more years of success together.

02/07/2026

David recently presented at the HPMI- Pain Forum on understanding persistent pain from a Physiotherapy perspective.

The webinar was attended for GP’s specialists and allied health practitioners.

David spoke about updated understandings of pain and contemporary physiotherapy approaches to assist the patient with pain.

01/07/2026

If you have Hip or Knee Arthritis pain, give our office a call on
4985 1808 so we can tell you how we can help you!

19/06/2026

Nothing like a Workplace Physio team bonding day, trying to beat each other on the race track 🏎️ so much fun was had, but there could only be 1 winner….congrats Dave! Followed by Alexi 2nd, and Teek 3rd 🏆

11/06/2026

David is his role as the Vice President of the NSW Branch Council of the Australian Physiotherapy Association, recently attended the APA Awards Evening held in Sydney.

David was involved with announcing and handing out awards.

David was also able to rub shoulders with politicians, key note speakers and colleagues, and fly the WPP flag at such as important event 🏆

04/06/2026

Our Senior Physiotherapist Scott Peisley has engaged with The University of Queensland (UQ) to complete a Masters of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy.
From the 18/05/2026 - 30/05/2026 Scott completed his intensive course training and examinations at UQ to upskill his musculoskeletal practice with the most current and evidence-based assessment and treatment. Once completed, Scott will become an APA Titled Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist alongside his APA Titled Pain Physiotherapist credentialing. Great work Scott ⭐️

19/05/2026

The Australian Physiotherapy Association has released a series of podcasts called ‘Physios on the mic’ with the focus on Physios working is specific fields of practice. Our very own David Elvish offers his own practical insights into the clinical, psychological and systemic pressures shaping recovery in the workers compensation world. Go and check out the podcast :)