Physiotherapy · Weston & Hall, ACT
Sports injuries, knee and hip osteoarthritis, ACL rehabilitation, and back and neck pain — treated in Weston and Hall.
No referral needed · Weston (Mon & Thu) · Hall (Mon–Fri) · 0416 624 377
Team physiotherapist
Canberra Raiders Juniors
SG Ball and Harold Matthews squads
Head physiotherapist
Belconnen United Football Club
Men's teams
Osteoarthritis program
GLA:D® registered
Sports physiotherapy
APA Level 2
Claiming
HICAPS & Medicare on site
Consultations in
English · Cantonese · Mandarin
How we work
Where it matters, we measure — so you can see what has changed instead of relying on how it felt on the day.
Isokinetic testing records torque across the entire range of motion, where manual muscle testing is static and captures only the strongest part of it. That matters most after a knee injury, when a leg can feel ready well before it measures ready.
How isokinetic testing worksThe GLA:D® program for hip and knee osteoarthritis was developed by researchers in Denmark and follows a set protocol. Kwong is a registered GLA:D® physiotherapist and runs it alongside ongoing small-group classes.
GLA:D Australia reports an average pain reduction of 36% among program participants, alongside reduced analgesic use, a reduction in perceived need for surgery, and clinically meaningful improvement in joint confidence.
Kwong works alongside sports doctors and orthopaedic surgeons on both operative and non-operative pathways. Where surgery is on the table, that call is made between you, your doctor and your physiotherapist together.
What we treat
Each condition has its own page covering what treatment involves and what the evidence says.
An education and exercise program for hip and knee osteoarthritis, delivered by a registered GLA:D® physiotherapist.
Read moreRehabilitation before or after surgery, and conservative programs where that is the agreed path.
Read moreAcute and chronic injury management, with in-season load decisions made by someone who covers games.
Read moreEducation, manual therapy and exercise for neck pain, lower back pain and referred symptoms.
Read moreManual therapy, exercise and activity modification alongside your rheumatology care.
Read moreWarm-water exercise programs for people who find land-based exercise difficult.
Read moreObjective strength measurement through the full range of motion, available in Canberra.
Read moreA physiotherapist-supervised group class for building strength and improving balance.
Read moreYour first visit
Five steps, start to finish, so you know what you are walking into.
You do not need a referral to see a physiotherapist. Bring one only if you are claiming through Medicare EPC, DVA or workers compensation — those pathways each need their own paperwork. Bring any scans or imaging reports you already have.
We talk through your history and what you are trying to get back to, then assess movement, strength and the affected joints to work out what is driving the problem.
You get told what we found and what the options are, including where the evidence is mixed. Where surgery is on the table, that decision is made between you, your doctor and your physiotherapist together.
Treatment may include manual therapy, exercise prescription, load management or hydrotherapy. You leave with a plan you can follow, not just an appointment for next week.
Where it is useful — knee injuries in particular — objective strength testing gives a number to track against, rather than relying on how it feels on the day.
Bring the paperwork for whichever pathway applies to you and we will sort the claim at the appointment where the scheme allows it.
Full first-visit guideWho you will see
A practice this size means you see the same person each visit, and they remember your case.
Physiotherapist & Coach
MSc (Sports Med), BSc (Physio), BSc (Coaching), Dip (Football Med)
Australian-trained physiotherapist with substantial experience in sports injuries, arthritis management, lower back pain and neuromuscular conditions.
AHPRA PHY0002419523
Full background
Born in Hong Kong and moved to Canberra to study physiotherapy, working across high-performance and community sport.
Registered with the Physiotherapy Board of Australia
Full backgroundWhere we practise
Weston Creek
Open Monday & Thursday, 9am – 4pm
Hall
Open Monday to Friday, 8am – 5pm
Hydrotherapy runs at University of Canberra Hospital and John James Hospital by arrangement. Both pools have assisted entry, accessible bathrooms and accessible parking.
Before you book
No. You can book directly. A referral is only needed if you are claiming through Medicare EPC, DVA or workers compensation, and each of those has its own paperwork — see funding below.
Health Space Weston runs Monday and Thursday, 9am to 4pm. Bruce Sports Medicine at Hall runs Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. Hydrotherapy runs at University of Canberra Hospital and John James Hospital by arrangement.
Private health insurance can be claimed at the appointment through HICAPS. Medicare EPC works differently — you pay the fee at the appointment and claim the rebate back from Medicare afterwards.
English, Cantonese and Mandarin.
An education and exercise program for hip and knee osteoarthritis, developed by researchers in Denmark. Kwong is a GLA:D® registered physiotherapist and runs the program along with ongoing small-group classes.
Yes, self-managed NDIS participants are welcome.
No referral needed to book. Bring one only if you are claiming through Medicare EPC, DVA or workers compensation.