Our services
Symmetry Physiotherapy offers a wide range of services in the Western, North Western and Bayside suburbs of Melbourne, including Physiotherapy, Myotherapy and Clinical Rehab / Pilates. Our Williamstown team use the latest technology and rehabilitation strategies to ensure you acheive your ultimate health outcomes.
Symmetry Physiotherapy
here in Williamstown
Our Williamstown team will assess your problem or injury and provide a comprehensive treatment plan catered to your individual requirements. Reach out to us via a call, email or book an appointment below.
- 84 Douglas Parade Williamstown, 3016
- 9989 2444
- 8683 7047
- williamstown3016@symmetryphysio.com.au
Meet our Williamstown team
Abby Speakman
Physiotherapy
Abby graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Charles Stuart University in 2009. Since this time she has worked extensively in private practice in Melbourne and recently spent 2 years working in London.
She is a former Victorian and Australian Lacrosse player and is a keen runner. She has worked with state and national lacrosse teams in the past and has also been the physiotherapist for local football teams.
Abby is highly trained in treating a wide variety of injuries from neck pain to ankle sprains. She has a passion for treating sports injuries and strives to get her clients back to exercising as soon as possible.
She received extensive training on running analysis and coaching whilst working in the UK and loves working with runners to help them achieve their goals.
Abby has completed training with the Australian Physiotherapy and Pilates Institute and can teach both mat work and reformer Pilates.
Katie Sandford
Physiotherapy
Katie has an interest in sports and musculoskeletal injuries, having worked extensively in private practice and sporting coverage of various levels. This led to her undertaking further study, completing her Masters in Sports and Exercise Physiotherapy in 2021 and becoming a titled APA Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist.
She is currently the physiotherapist for the Australian Wheelchair Rugby program and has previously worked with touring teams in the National Road Series cycling, and indoor netball at national and world series. She has been the physiotherapist for local football teams and state level gymnasts. Katie has a passion for running/endurance sports, water sports, and rock climbing. She has undertaken extra training in running rehabilitation and bike fits, dry needling, and Pilates.
Katie enjoys working with patients to achieve their goals through an active and collaborative approach, enabling them to return to a normal life as quickly as possible. She has experience in helping patients of all ages, especially in falls prevention.
Outside of work Katie enjoys staying active through running, surfing, or snowboarding. She loves to cook, read, and has recently discovered a passion for vegetable gardening.
Emma Bradwell
Physiotherapy / Exercise Physiologist
Emma’s has a unique dual qualification in both Physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology which provides her with additional expertise in strength and conditioning and exercise prescription on top of her hands on Physiotherapy skills. She places a high emphasis on a holistic approach to tailor the appropriate care for each client and their individual needs and has an interest in a wide variety of musculoskeletal conditions.
Emma believes not just early in injury management but empowering and educating clients allowing them to benefit from treatment long term. Emma uses a variety of treatment methods including manual therapy and exercise-based techniques and has also completed her Dry Needling certification and is qualified to deliver the GLA:D program for hip and knee arthritis.
While not working Emma enjoys a variety of sport and physical activities including cricket, cycling and walks with her Border Collie Casper.
Victor Chea
Physiotherapy / Exercise physiologist
Victor has a strong passion for working with people, empowering them to achieve their goals, big or small. From rehabilitating an ongoing injury impacting their sports performance, to building a patient’s capacity to play with their grandchildren, he believes everyone should receive the care they need to live life to its fullest. He is experienced in working with chronic musculoskeletal, neurological, and metabolic conditions such as tendinopathies, stroke, autism, multiple sclerosis, and diabetes.
Victor is keen to combine his exercise physiology background with physiotherapy to achieve the best outcomes possible with the clients he works with. He has a special interest in all things chronic pain, lifestyle change and body recomposition. He is a certified GLA:D therapist, and has completed his dry needling certification.
Outside of physiotherapy, Victor enjoys finding different places to eat in Melbourne, does both MMA and weight training, and enjoys going on hikes.
Corey D’Lima
Physiotherapy
Corey’s interest in physiotherapy began during his injury-prone teenage years, when physiotherapy became a fundamental tool that allowed him to continue pursuing his sporting desires. Corey now enjoys treating a wide range of sporting injuries and musculoskeletal conditions, with a keen interest in knee and tendon-related injuries. He is committed to using the latest research to guide his treatment, but also makes certain to provide a tailored treatment plan based on each individual’s goals and interests.
During his studies at Bond University in the Doctor of Physiotherapy program, Corey worked closely with Williamstown Football Club in the VFL and the Hayden Morris Park Clinic Orthopaedics that specialises in surgery of the knee. Since graduating, he is the team physio for Caroline Springs Football Club, providing services in injury prevention, assessment and management. Corey is a firm believer in using a combination of strength training and physiotherapy techniques to enhance return to all activities – sporting or life.
Outside of work, Corey enjoys all sports, watching movies and travelling.
Onorina ‘Rina’ Gherganova
Massage Therapist
Rina has a strong interest in psychology and physiology. Having a humanities background (in fact, she speaks 5 languages), it pushed her into a deeper understanding of health and well-being. She likes to work with a diverse range of people and her open mind and empathy helps her to build a good connection with her clients.
Rina has completed a Diploma of Remedial Massage in 2022 and nowadays she’s enjoying her further learning in Myotherapy. She is specialised in neuromuscular techniques (soft tissue), deep tissue techniques, myofascial trigger points, dry needling, muscle energy techniques, cupping, joint mobilisation and very soon, in tens therapy (electric muscle stimulation/dry needling). In her free time, she loves to do research related to health: body and mind.
“Massage has so many benefits for physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing. Pain relief from sore muscles, increased flexibility, relaxation, mental clarity, improved circulation, sports recovery, and injury prevention. I became a massage therapist because I have personally felt these amazing effects from massage, and I want to help others achieve optimal health.”
In addition to those interests, Rina has a passion for arts, music, photography. She also enjoys traveling and exercising.
“I’m grateful and proud to be a part of the Symmetry Physiotherapy clinic team.”
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