At Mead Physio Group, our Sports & Exercise Physiotherapy service supports people recovering from sport and activity-related injuries, from junior and community level through to competitive and elite sport.
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Our physiotherapists have postgraduate training in sports physiotherapy and experience working with a wide range of athletes, including community teams and high-performance environments. This experience helps guide assessment and management tailored to your individual needs.

We use a range of clinical assessment techniques to understand your condition and, in collaboration with you, develop a treatment and rehabilitation plan focused on restoring movement, improving function and supporting your return to activity.

Our approach may include hands-on treatment, exercise-based rehabilitation and injury management strategies designed to support recovery and reduce the risk of re-injury.

We are proud to support local sporting clubs and community groups across the Perth Hills.

At Mead Physio Group, our pelvic and women’s health physiotherapy service provides assessment and management for a wide range of pelvic health concerns across all stages of life.

Our physiotherapists support both women and men with conditions including bladder and bowel concerns, pelvic pain, pelvic organ prolapse, sexual pain or dysfunction, and pre- and post-surgical rehabilitation, including gynaecological and prostate surgery recovery.

We also provide care during pregnancy and postnatal stages, including management of back or pelvic pain, abdominal separation (diastasis recti), breastfeeding-related musculoskeletal concerns, return to exercise guidance, and support through perimenopause and menopause.

Treatment is individualised and guided by your goals, with a focus on supporting pelvic function, strength and confidence, and assisting your return to everyday activities and exercise.

Appointments are available with or without a referral.

Children and adolescents are often more susceptible to injury, particularly during periods of rapid growth and increased sporting load. Contributing factors may include changes in strength and flexibility, training load, technique, and warm-up routines.

At Mead Physio Group, our physiotherapists provide assessment and management of injuries in children and adolescents, with an understanding of the physical demands of sport and the developing body.

If required, we may recommend further imaging or referral to a GP or sports medicine doctor to support ongoing care and management.

We also work with young people and their families to identify possible contributing factors to injury and provide guidance on strategies that may help reduce the risk of recurrence and support safe return to activity.

If you’re unsure whether it’s a growth-related change or an injury, we’re here to assess and guide you.