Michael Bain
Michael is a highly qualified and dedicated Physiotherapist, holding a Master of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy from La Trobe University. This advanced study has earned him the prestigious title of Titled Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist through the Australian Physiotherapy Association, recognising his expertise in complex spinal and musculoskeletal conditions.
As a Central Coast local and with a background in surfing, swimming, and team sports , Michael brings a unique understanding of an active lifestyle to his practice. Since graduating in 2019, he has focused on delivering expert care for athletes and individuals with complex pain and musculoskeletal issues.
Michael‘s advanced training includes Level 2 Sports Physiotherapy and Advanced Clinical Pain, allowing him to excel in diagnosing and treating persistent issues. He is highly experienced in managing cervical, lumbar, and thoracic problems, including specialised treatment for lumbar and cervical radiculopathy, cervicogenic headaches and vestibular conditions
He has significant team sports experience, having provided coverage for local clubs including the Woy Woy Rugby Union, Kanwal Soccer Club, and the Central Coast Crusaders Basketball Team. This complements his previous work with the Terrigal Trojans, ensuring he can guide athletes from a diverse range of sports back to peak performance.
Now back on the Coast, Michael is committed to leveraging his advanced clinical knowledge to help you achieve lasting relief and optimal performance.
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