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Fairfield Physiotherapy & Sports Injuries Centre

181 Station St, Fairfield VIC 3078, Australia

4.8 (24 reviews)

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About Fairfield Physiotherapy & Sports Injuries Centre

Fairfield Physiotherapy & Sports Injuries Centre is a long-established clinic on Station Street treating injury, pain and movement problems with a hands-on, exercise-led approach. With a stable, experienced team and decades of presence in the community, it has built a strong reputation for thorough, genuinely caring treatment.

Care extends well beyond the treatment table. Alongside manual therapy, joint mobilisation and dry needling, the team prescribes individualised exercise programs, core stability training and Pilates-based rehabilitation to help clients build lasting strength and prevent re-injury. Postural, ergonomic and gait assessments round out a practical, whole-person approach.

Long-term clients speak warmly of the respect and encouragement they receive, with several crediting the team for major improvements in balance, mobility and confidence over many years. The welcoming front-desk experience is frequently mentioned too. For people in Melbourne's inner north recovering from injury, managing persistent pain or wanting to move better, this is a trusted, rehabilitation-focused practice.

Classes & Programs

Exercise programsCore stability trainingPilates-based rehabilitationDry needlingJoint mobilisation and manipulationSoft tissue massageGait and postural assessment

Trainers & Coaches

Mark Summers Physiotherapist +

Mark joined Fairfield Physiotherapy in 1993 and has completed postgraduate qualifications in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and the McKenzie method.

Jonathan Bastin Physiotherapist +

Originally from New Zealand, Jonathan joined the team in 2014 and has interests in headache and neck pain management.

James Barjasic Physiotherapist +

Joining in 2023, James has a particular interest in lower limb injuries and rehabilitation including strengthening and Pilates, plus spinal and shoulder pain.

Richie Butler Physiotherapist +

Richie has a passion for musculoskeletal physiotherapy with special interests in low back pain, patella tendinopathy and post-surgical rehabilitation.

Morgan Rowan Physiotherapist +

Joining in 2025, Morgan is experienced in lower limb and spinal conditions and injuries.

Emily O'Dwyer Physiotherapist +

A 2021 graduate, Emily has experience across hospital-based care, surgical rehabilitation and private practice.

Who It's For

Injury rehabilitationChronic and persistent painSports injuriesPost-surgical recoveryOlder adults and balance issues

Location

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you offer exercise-based rehabilitation? +

Yes. The team prescribes individualised exercise programs, core stability training and Pilates-based rehabilitation alongside hands-on therapy.

Do you treat sports injuries? +

Yes. As a sports injuries centre, the clinic manages a wide range of injuries with assessment, treatment and rehab.

Do you offer dry needling? +

Yes. Dry needling is among the services offered.

Is the clinic experienced with older clients? +

Yes. Reviewers include long-term clients in their late seventies who credit the team for major gains in balance and mobility.

Pricing Information

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Estimated starting price

• Pricing varies by plan and commitment

• Casual day passes often available

• Ask about free trials and student rates

Gym Information

Location Type

N/A

Style

Various

Google Rating

4.8 ★

Location

VIC

What to Know

  • Arrive 10–15 min early on your first visit
  • Bring a towel, water bottle and clean shoes
  • Check timetables and book classes ahead

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Fairfield Physiotherapy & Sports Injuries Centre is one of VIC's fitness studios, offering professional training services for all fitness levels. Located in 181 Station St, Fairfield VIC 3078, Australia, this studio provides high-quality training and fitness services for both beginners and experienced athletes.

As part of the Melbourne fitness community, Fairfield Physiotherapy & Sports Injuries Centre contributes to the local fitness scene. Whether you're looking for personal training, group classes, or specialist coaching, this studio offers a professional and welcoming environment for your next workout.