Symmetry Physiotherapy
Altona Meadows

Conor is a dedicated physiotherapist with a strong passion for managing musculoskeletal injuries, particularly those affecting the hip/groin, knee, and ankle, as well as muscle and tendon injuries of the lower limb. He has a particular in sports rehabilitation and postoperative care, working with both athletes and individuals recovering from work-related injuries. His expertise enables him to guide patients through every stage of recovery, from the acute and sub-acute phases to a full return to performance.

Committed to evidence-based practice, Conor develops tailored treatment plans that align with each individual’s goals. He holds a Master of Physiotherapy from Swinburne University and a Bachelor of Exercise Science, driven by his enthusiasm for sports and injury management.

Currently, Conor serves as the rehabilitation physiotherapist for Werribee Football Club in the VFL, a role he has held since 2023. He has also worked with WRFL and TAC football teams, further strengthening his experience in athlete rehabilitation. Before this, he spent several years as a Level 1 Community Athletics Coach (Middle & Long-Distance Running), supporting individuals from injury onset through to peak performance

Chinmay is deeply passionate about sports and enjoys working with a diverse range of patients to help them regain their independence and stay injury-free. His specific interests lie in treating injuries related to the cervical spine, shoulder, and knee, utilizing various treatment methods including but not limited to dry needling and manual therapy.

Since earning his Master’s degree in 2016, Chinmay’s passion for sports has led him to work with athletes from various disciplines, including Olympic sports such as archery, shooting, wrestling, badminton, athletics, and cricket.

He served as the official physiotherapist for the Indian Archery team during the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Chinmay has traveled worldwide with the Indian team, covering major competitions, especially in archery and shooting. If you’re a cricket enthusiast or dealing with a cricket-related injury, Chinmay is the go-to expert.

In addition to his clinical work, Chinmay actively collaborates with local sports clubs to help improve their performance and prevent injuries. He has also previously worked with the Point Cook Soccer Club and Adelaide Giants baseball club. Currently, Chinmay is actively engaged with the Altona Hockey Club.

Outside of work, Chinmay enjoys playing cricket, watching sports, spending quality time with friends and family, hiking, and exploring new places.

Navya possesses a keen interest in the management of musculoskeletal conditions, complemented by her expertise in addressing sports injuries and also designing customized exercise regimens aimed at preventing sporting injuries. She is passionate about treating clients with spinal and knee injuries. She has experience working at a private clinic in Melbourne where she also used her expertise as an On-field Physiotherapist for Gaelic Games Victoria broadening her experience.

After working for 4 years at an orthopedic and sports clinic in India, Navya went on to earn her Master’s in Clinical Physiotherapy (Musculoskeletal) at Curtin University in Perth. Her academic journey intersected with practical experience as she served as a trainer and physiotherapist for an amateur football club in Perth.

Her approach to treatment encompasses manual therapy techniques like soft tissue release, joint mobilization, and dry needling, combined with personalized home exercise programs tailored to individual injuries, objectives, and time constraints. She also likes involving clinical Pilates in the rehabilitation protocol and she has also trained women during their pre/post-natal phase.

Beyond her professional pursuits, Navya enjoys staying active through workouts and bushwalking.

Chris is a compassionate physiotherapist with experience in musculoskeletal and orthopaedic rehabilitation. He holds a Master of Physiotherapy Studies from the University of Queensland and has developed a broad skill set managing post-operative orthopaedic cases, sports injuries, and rehabilitation under schemes such as NDIS and WorkCover/TAC.

Chris has a strong interest in working with climbers and combat sport athletes, including those involved in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, taekwondo, karate, Muay Thai, and MMA. With close ties to the climbing community and bouldering gyms across Victoria, he frequently supports athletes returning to sport after injury.

He has a particular interest in treating upper limb conditions, both post-operative and non-operative, especially involving the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, and fingers. Drawing from his own experience in rock climbing and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Chris understands the physical demands of these sports and tailors rehabilitation to help patients safely return to activity while building long-term strength and resilience.

Ria graduated from La Trobe University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours). With a broad interest in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, she enjoys the assessment and rehabilitation of a wide range of conditions across all ages and activity levels. She has a particular passion for helping people return to meaningful movement, whether that be sport, exercise, work, or everyday activities, through individualised and evidence-based care.

With a lifelong involvement in many sports, Ria brings a strong appreciation for both team and individual performance demands into her clinical practice. This diverse sporting background has shaped her holistic approach to injury management, rehabilitation and long-term physical health, allowing her to tailor care to each patient’s goals and lifestyle. Outside of the clinic, Ria enjoys staying active, travelling and spending time with friends and family.

Mitch is passionate about tackling the root cause of physical issues instead of just managing symptoms. He has worked in different jobs and knows how much various work settings, particularly desk jobs, can affect the body. He has a strong interest in Sports and Deep Tissue Massage. He customises treatment sessions to meet the specific needs of each client on that day, ensuring a personal and results-driven approach.

Mitch graduated from Evolve College in 2018 with a Diploma in Remedial Massage. He completed his Bachelor of Health Science at Uni SA in April 2025. Originally from Launceston, Tasmania, he moved to Victoria at the end of 2022 to support his wife’s career.

He has experience with local, state, national, and international men’s and women’s groups. Mitch is a Remedial Massage Therapist with the Melbourne Demons men’s AFL team. While in Launceston, he worked with Hawthorn as a Sports Trainer. He also regularly supports interstate NRL and A-League clubs visiting Melbourne.

Outside of work, Mitch regularly works out at the gym and enjoys spending time with his wife and walking their dog, Casper. He loves exploring the city’s diverse food scene and entertainment options. He’s also a long-suffering but passionate supporter of the Essendon Bombers.

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