Ben Heath
Physiotherapist
Since graduating from Curtin University, Ben has worked in busy private practices from Safety Bay to Claremont where he has built up a wealth of clinical experience. He has undertaken additional study in dry needling for the release of both muscular trigger points and ligamentous/capsular structures. He has also trained in osteopathic manipulation techniques to restore mobility to the spine, ribs, pelvis and peripheral joints (elbow, knee, ankle, wrist and foot). Read More
Tom Harari
Sports Physiotherapist
Tom joined the Activate team in 2020 after completing his Masters degree in Physiotherapy (Sports Major) at Curtin uni. He is highly experienced in treating a wide variety of conditions from sports injuries to acute / chronic pain issues. Tom delivers a mixture of hands-on manual therapy, dry needling and exercise prescription with the goal of not only alleviating symptoms, but also to address the issue at its core and prevent it from recurring.
Tom’s history and experience as a basketball coach, strength & conditioning trainer and semi-professional basketball player allows him to provide the best care for both young and adult athletes that are looking to rehab from an injury and return to sport in the safest way possible. Read More
Matt Henderson
Physiotherapist
Matt has been living in WA since the start of the year, after moving over from Victoria to explore the other side of the country. He worked in Bunbury for 6 months in private practice, before now moving to Perth. This is Matt’s 5th year as a physio, after graduating from Charles Sturt University in Albury in 2018, mainly working in Geelong and the Victorian surf coast before coming to WA this year.
On top of his physiotherapy work, Matt has been involved in Strength and Conditioning work since 2017, and before moving to WA was also working as a Personal Trainer/S&C Coach in Geelong. His experience in this field means he is especially interested in gym based rehabilitation. Read More