Our Practice

Wilston Physiotherapy & Massage has been treating patients in Wilston and Grange since 1990. In that time we’ve looked after a lot of the same families through different stages of their lives, from the first sore back to getting back on the bike after a hip replacement. Most people find us because someone they know sent them.

Every physiotherapist here is senior. Katherine holds a Master of Sports and Exercise Physiotherapy and the APA Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist title alongside her 17 years of experience, Jason is completing a Master of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy on top of 16 years in private practice and elite sport, and Calum has over 20 years of clinical experience alongside his strength and conditioning background. That’s more than 50 years’  experience between three clinicians. As our physiotherapists are all experienced, it means whatever you walk in with, someone here has treated it many times before, and you’ll get a straight answer about what’s going on and what it will take to fix.

Alongside physiotherapy we offer remedial massage and acupuncture, which means a lot of patients can have their hands-on and rehabilitation work managed under one roof.

Call Wilston Physiotherapy & Massage on (07) 3856 2811 or visit us at 1/209 Days Road, Grange QLD 4051 and discover the freedom to live your life as it should be enjoyed!

Our Staff

Jason Clarke
Jason Clarke Senior Physiotherapist
Jason is a senior physiotherapist with more than 16 years of experience across private practice and elite sport, and a strong interest in spinal pain. He holds a Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science and a Master of Physiotherapy, and is in the final months of a Master of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy. He works with back and neck pain, disc injuries, sciatica, nerve-related symptoms and persistent spinal problems, particularly in people who haven’t responded as expected to previous treatment or who want to know whether surgery is really necessary.

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Katherine Schindler
Katherine SchindlerAPA Titled Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist
Katherine is an APA Titled Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist with over 17 years experience, a title awarded on completion of her Masters of Sports and Exercise Physiotherapy. Much of her work is with women in midlife and beyond who have lost strength and confidence through injury, illness or years away from exercise, using graded loading in the clinic gym to build both back. She also treats tendon and overuse injuries and return to sport.

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Calum Fraser
Calum Fraser Senior Physiotherapist
Calum has over 20 years in private practice physiotherapy and a background in exercise, sport and manual therapy, including strength and conditioning qualification through the ASCA. Most of his time now goes into running the practice and supporting the clinical team.

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Timm Eu
Timm EuAcupuncturist & Remedial Massage Therapist
Timm graduated from the Australian Institute of Applied Sciences in 2006 and joined the clinic in 2008, so he’s been treating patients for 20 years, the last 18 in this clinic. He works with both acupuncture and remedial massage, combining deep tissue, acupressure and relaxation techniques depending on what the person in front of him needs. He takes a holistic view of treatment, looking at how the body is coping overall rather than only at the area that hurts.

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Caroline Willingale
Caroline WillingaleRemedial Massage Therapist
Caroline has 18 years in the industry, having worked across allied health clinics, day spas and wellness centres. She uses trigger point therapy alongside flowing techniques and tends towards a gentler approach, which suits people who find deep tissue work too much.

Caroline is available Tuesdays and Thursdays.

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Areeya Fakthong
Areeya FakthongRemedial Massage Therapist
Areeya has over 7 years of experience in private clinics in Australia, working across remedial, relaxation, sports and reflexology, with a particular interest in pregnancy massage. She combines styles within a treatment depending on what the person needs, whether that’s recovery after training, easing tightness or settling stress. She works with clients at all stages of life.

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How appointments work

Appointments are one on one for the full session. You see the same physiotherapist each visit and we don’t treat two people at once, so assessment takes as long as it needs to. That matters because the sore bit often isn’t the cause, and finding the cause takes time and questions.

Most of what determines your recovery happens away from the clinic. You’ll leave with a small number of things to do, a reason for each of them, and a clear idea of what should be improving and by when. If it isn’t improving on schedule we change the plan or we refer on.

After 35 years in the area we know the local GPs, sports physicians, orthopaedic surgeons, podiatrists and radiology practices, and they know us. When something needs imaging or a specialist opinion, we know who to send you to and we can usually get it moving quickly.

Why we built a gym

After many years in our original Wilston rooms we moved to a larger site on Days Road in Grange 2020, mainly so we could build a gym. Treatment rooms are good for hands-on work and assessment, but they’re a poor place to find out whether a tendon will take load or whether a knee is ready to go back to sport.

The clinic now has a full Pilates studio with a Reformer, Cadillac and Wunda Chair, alongside a free weights area with a squat rack, lifting platform, cable machine and bike. It means we can load you properly, watch how you move under that load, and progress you against something measurable rather than handing over a sheet of exercises and asking how it felt at home next week.

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or simply call us on 07 3856 2811