Point Cook Team

Mateo has developed a keen interest in treating musculoskeletal injuries, with a true passion to help clients of all ages achieve optimal health and quality of life. Mateo prides himself on implementing the most recent evidence-based Physiotherapy techniques to manage a wide variety of injuries and conditions that come through the door.

Mateo completed a Doctor of Physiotherapy in 2022 at the University of Melbourne. Throughout his study, Mateo undertook a range of placements in both metro and regional areas across Victoria. During this time, Mateo helped numerous athletes, as well as everyday individuals, to regain independence, pain-free movement and function. In particular, Mateo gained extensive experience in managing sports-related injuries, delivering post-surgical rehabilitation protocols, and treating numerous musculoskeletal conditions associated with chronic and persistent pain. Prior to this, Mateo completed a Bachelor of Biomedical Science at Monash University, where he studied aspects of molecular anatomy, immunology and pharmacology.

More recently, Mateo worked closely with Victorian men’s and women’s amateur hockey teams, where he managed acute injuries and supervised injury prevention programs.

Outside of work Mateo loves to spend his time outdoors; often going for a walk, or running, along the beach. Mateo also enjoys weight training and playing tennis with friends.

Blessy is a dedicated and passionate physiotherapist who is committed to helping her patients achieve their goals, no matter how big or small they may be. With a special interest in managing musculoskeletal and sports-related injuries, particularly neck and back pain, and lower limb injuries including both acute and chronic knee pathologies, Blessy provides targeted yet thorough care to her patients.

Blessy’s experience is extensive and diverse, having worked with a wide demographic in regional Victoria where she was involved in managing a range of conditions. Her experience has not only given her the ability to diagnose and treat injuries, but also to understand the unique needs of each patient. She holds a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) from Monash University and has completed additional training in Clinical Pilates and Level 1 Dry Needling.

Currently, Blessy is working as team Physiotherapist at Williamstown Soccer Club, where she prioritizes the well-being and recovery of players by providing expert care in injury management and prevention.

Outside of work, Blessy is an active person who enjoys staying fit at the gym and indulging in her love of coffee. She also loves going on road trips with family and friends and discovering new spots for food and drinks.

Nathan is a clinical physiotherapist with extensive experience in treating a wide range of acute and chronic injuries. He has completed a Bachelor of Health Science and Master of Physiotherapy Practice at La Trobe University in 2012 and has gained a strong interest and skillset for musculoskeletal rehabilitation, in particular, spinal and shoulder injuries which often persist without proper treatment.

Nathan has a great reputation in these areas and is renowned for delivering dedicated care for patients with persistent pain and injuries. In addition to his physiotherapy degree, Nathan also has a bachelor’s degree in sports education in Korea. This has added to Nathan’s comprehensive experience and knowledge in utilising exercises into rehabilitation programs which ensures the best possible outcomes and prevention of re-injury in the long term.