To find out more about SPA, please email spa@physiotherapy.asn.au
 

A Sports Physiotherapist can help you achieve your best by:

• Optimising your return to sports after injury
• Advising you how to increase your fitness
• Analysing your sporting technique
• Improving your posture and resolving muscle imbalances
• Increasing your flexibility
• Improving your muscle strength and control
• Prescribing a specific exercise program for ongoing management
• Providing immediate care of injuries on and off the field
• Advising on sports injury management and prevention
• Enhancing your sporting performance

OUR SPORTS PHYSIOTHERAPISTS:

Julie Campbell

B.Phty, M.Phty

Pilates Clinician

M.SMA  M.APA

APA Sports Physiotherapist

Julie is the founder and manager of Revive Studio.  She has had 26 years of experience as a physiotherapist and was granted the title of Sports Physiotherapist in 1999.  Julie has worked extensively with sporting teams at State and National Levels  (gymnastics, squash, athletics, ballet) and  travelled and worked with the Queensland State Women's Basketball (Brisbane Blazers, WNBL) for nine years.    Julie is Natalie Cook's physiotherapist and worked  with Natalie and her partner Tamsin Barnett as they prepared for the Beijing Olympics and travelled to Paris and Norway with the Beach Volley Ball World circuit in 2007.  Julie is currently working with Natalie and Tara West (past Captain of the Australian indoor volleyball team)  as they prepare to qualify for the London 2012 Olympics.
                   
Julie is available for treatment sessions by personal or professional referral only. As well as managing and mentoring staff, Julie also works to  ensure a consistent level of high service is provided to all clients in the studio.

Anouska Edwards

M.Phty, BSc (Ex.Sci)

Sports and Musculoskeletal Therapist

Anouska brings to Revive a wealth of experience having worked within a private practice in Rockhampton, North Queensland treating sports and spinal injuries in addition to worksite assessment and rehabilitation in Blackwater mines, moving on to work with the QAS junior development cycling squads, the national talent identification programmes and the QLD state track team.

Anouska moved to Brisbane in 2006 to complete a Masters in Sports and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy which coincided with the opportunity to ride the front of a tandem bicycle with a blind athlete, leading to plenty of racing, a job with the Paralympics Cycling Team and qualifications as a cycling disability classifier working with the United Cyclists International (UCI). Anouska’s qualifications do not stop here, she also holds a degree in Exercise Science from the University of Wollongong and a Physiotherapy degree at Griffith University. As a result of Anouska’s extensive experience, she has a keen interest in cycling/triathlon specific injuries, rehabilitation, biomechanics, technique analysis and coaching in addition to a strong belief in teaching and educating the client in the principles of self management both in injury prevention, rehabilitation and in working towards a healthier lifestyle.