Mount Lawley

Flex Physiotherapy Mount Lawley is conveniently located in Suite 103, Level 1, E Block of Mount Lawley Hospital, with entrance directly off Ellesmere Road. Our expert physiotherapy team can treat any part of the body that is injured or painful, with special interest and expertise in hand therapy, lower limb sports injuries, post-operative rehabilitation and musicians' injuries. Free 3-hour street-side parking is usually available, with paid parking also available on the hospital grounds, and on-site X-ray services allow for rapid diagnosis when needed. We're fully equipped to assist with all your hand therapy needs, including the fabrication of custom-fitted, waterproof thermoplastic splints, and our on-site multi-gym helps our physiotherapists optimise your rehabilitation where appropriate.

Open Monday to Thursday 8.30am-5.30pm and Friday 8.30am-5pm.

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Mount Lawley - Reception

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See Alex at our Mount Lawley Clinic

Alex Chia

APA Titled Physiotherapist and Clinic Director

About Alex

Alex is a senior clinician here at Flex and has worked in private practice for over 16 years. He earned his Clinical Masters in Sports Physiotherapy from Curtin University in 2015 and has worked extensively in sport and the arts, including travelling overseas with the Volleyroos (The Australian Women's Volleyball Team), interstate with the Western Flames (WA Softball) and working with the Melbourne City Football Club.

Alex is consulted frequently by WA musicians having worked with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra (WASO) over 8 years, bringing to this role his experience as a pianist (AmusA) and violinist. Alex is dedicated to taking the time to listen to your story and diagnose thoroughly prior to discussing how best to manage your issue.

Away from the clinic Alex enjoys time with his family, playing tennis and music, and tending to his 3 chooks!

Areas of Expertise:

  • Sport related injuries and pain
  • Hand and elbow conditions
  • Persistent pain conditions
  • Musician related pain

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See Karis at our Mount Lawley Clinic

Karis Brancato

Practice director - Mount Lawley

About Karis

Karis is an expert in the diagnosis and management of upper limb injuries. She has completed additional training to become an Accredited Hand Therapist as awarded by the Australian Hand Therapy Association and a Certified Hand Therapist (USA). This recognises her advanced level of competency in hand therapy.

Karis is experienced with splinting to immobilize fractures and to help regain range of motion following injury, with managing rehabilitation following surgeries and with managing chronic pain conditions. She places particular emphasis on understanding how your injury is impacting your life and what your goals are. She will conduct a thorough assessment, help you understand what is contributing to your pain or injury and then discuss your options regarding how it can best be helped. Karis combines her knowledge of evidence-based research with your individual preferences to find the best solution for you.

Away from the clinic, Karis also does clinical tutoring for Notre Dame physiotherapy students and teaches in the anatomy labs at Curtin University. She also works in the outpatient hand therapy unit at Fiona Stanley Hospital. She can be found playing with her mischievous Somali cat, training in powerlifting at the gym, and if you're quick enough, you might spot her riding her Yamaha R1.

Accreditations and Titles:

  • Senior Physiotherapist
  • Accredited Hand Therapist AHT
  • Certified Hand Therapist (USA)

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Juliette Adamson

Physiotherapist

About Juliette

With a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science, Juliette brings a comprehensive approach to rehabilitation and injury prevention. Juliette combines a deep understanding of human movement with extensive hands-on experience to help clients recover and thrive in their daily activities.

For the past 12 years, Juliette has worked as a Pilates instructor, guiding individuals of all levels to improve their strength, mobility, and body awareness. In addition, her role as a sports trainer at both the Southern Lions rugby union and Lakeside Lightning NBL1 has equipped her with skills in sports injury management, rehabilitation, and performance enhancement. Juliette's approach to physiotherapy is centred around empowering individuals to return to their valued activities, using evidence-based practices and collaborative goal-setting.

Outside of work, Juliette enjoys exercising with her dog Bandit by her side. Pet photos are always welcome and encouraged at her appointments!

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See Jimmy at our Murdoch and Mount Lawley Clinics

Jimmy Truong

Physiotherapist

About Jimmy

Jimmy is a physiotherapist with a strong interest in musculoskeletal and sports injury management. Over the past few years Jimmy has been working across remote and rural communities in Western Australia, gaining broad experience managing a wide range of injuries and helping people return to work, sport and everyday activities.

Jimmy enjoys working with people to improve movement, build strength and develop long term strategies to stay active and reduce the risk of future injury.

Outside of the clinic Jimmy is a keen triathlete and enjoys spending time boating, fishing and camping, usually with his two dogs along for the adventure.