Musculoskeletal physiotherapy
Assessment and treatment for back, neck, shoulder, hip, knee and other joint or muscle problems—whether they started at work, at home or in the gym.
Physiotherapy · Jetts Varsity Lakes
Move better.
Get back to more.
Evidence-based physiotherapy for pain, injury, rehabilitation and performance. Get a thorough assessment, a clear explanation and a practical plan built around what you need to return to.
- Doctorof Physiotherapy
- APAMmember
- 7,000+patient consults
Physiotherapy services
Care built around your goals.
Assessment, diagnosis and progressive rehabilitation—not a generic exercise sheet. Your plan is shaped around your condition, your lifestyle and what you want to get back to.
Sports & performance rehabilitation
Progressive rehabilitation for runners, lifters, field and court athletes, and combat-sports participants who want to return with confidence.
Post-operative physiotherapy
A structured pathway from surgery back to daily life, work, the gym or sport, guided by strength, capacity and meaningful milestones.
Vestibular & neurological physiotherapy
Assessment and treatment for BPPV, vertigo, dizziness and balance problems, alongside appropriate neurological rehabilitation.
Accessing care
Private patients and referrals welcome.
- Private patients
- Private health rebates
- GP referrals & Medicare CDMP
- DVA
- NDIS
- WorkCover & CTP
Your physiotherapy pathway
Less guessing.
More measurable progress.
Hands-on treatment can help, but it is not the whole plan. The goal is to improve the movement, strength and capacity you need—and make each step forward measurable.
- 01
Assess
Understand the problem, how it affects you and what you need to return to.
- 02
Rebuild
Develop mobility, strength, power and capacity with progressive loading.
- 03
Return
Reintroduce work, training or sport and use objective markers to guide readiness.
Meet Damien Tse
Clear advice. Practical rehabilitation.
I’m a physiotherapist with a Doctor of Physiotherapy and a background in exercise science and nutrition. I work with active people, everyday injuries, post-operative rehabilitation and sporting conditions.
As a combat athlete, I also understand the frustration of being told to simply stop training. That experience informs my approach, but your care is always built around your goals, clinical findings and the best available evidence.
Special interest
Doctor of Combat
Physiotherapy and return-to-sport rehabilitation for MMA, BJJ, Muay Thai and other combat athletes.
- Doctor of Physiotherapy
- Bachelor of Health Science — Exercise Science & Nutrition
- Australian Physiotherapy Association member
- Stanford NCAA Division I athletic training experience
Before you book
Common questions.
Do I need a referral?+
No. You can book directly unless your funding pathway—such as WorkCover, DVA or Medicare CDMP—requires one.
Do you only treat athletes?+
No. DOC Physiotherapy welcomes private patients of different ages and activity levels. Combat and strength sports are areas of interest, not requirements for booking.
Can I claim private health insurance?+
Receipts are provided for eligible private health rebates. Check your level of cover with your insurer.
What should I bring?+
Comfortable clothing you can move in, relevant scans or reports, and a clear idea of what you want to get back to.
Start here
Know what’s wrong.
Know what to do next.
Tell me what is limiting you and what you want to get back to.