​Why Kaiser Became a Physiotherapist

Kaiser’s interest into physiotherapy began with personal experiences, when he underwent physiotherapy for his chronic lower back pain, and neck injury resulting from a mishap during a Judo competition. He saw multiple physiotherapists and underwent many unsuccessful treatment plans. He was frustrated about his recovery journey, and understands how it is for patients to go through this. This sparked a deep interest in improving the standard of care for others, inspiring him to pursue physiotherapy.

 

Kaiser understands the physical and emotional impact that pain and injury can have on a person, as well as those around them. This personal insight drives his passion for helping others regain control and return to doing what they love.

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Kaiser’s Approach to Treatment

I believe in using hands on treatment to help patients manage pain and improve mobility, these include soft tissue massage and joint mobilisations. Once they are better and able to do so, I like to incorporate exercise rehabilitation to specifically target the injured site. Personalised exercises specific to an individual and their goals or activities is what helps to provide an effective and fast return to activity.

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Conditions Kaiser Enjoys Treating​​

• ​Spinal injuries - neck and back

• Sports injuries & rehabilitation

• Vestibular or dizziness

 

This is shaped by his experience as a physiotherapist for the University of Sydney Soccer Women's Football Club and spinal cord rehabilitation centre. He also has a personal background in powerlifting, Dragonboat and Judo.

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Accreditations

• Bachelor of Physiotherapy – University of Sydney (USYD)

• SMA Sports Trainer - Level 1

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Kaiser’s Inspiration

Simone Biles.

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Whether you’re an athlete aiming to optimise your performance or an individual recovering from an injury, managing chronic pain, or looking to improve your overall well-being, Kaiser is here to guide you every step of the way.

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