Christine Baverstock

Christine joined Bayswater Physiotherapy in 2012 after completing her Masters in Physiotherapy at Curtin University. She previously completed her Bachelor of Health Science at UWA in 2007. During her postgraduate studies she gained invaluable experience working with local AFL and hockey clubs, which has contributed to her passion for Sports Physiotherapy.

Christine understands the importance of an individualised approach to injury management and recovery. She is dedicated to providing optimal outcomes for her clients and enjoys watching them return to activities they enjoy, whether that be performing on the sporting field or at home cooking in the kitchen. To this end, Christine has had extensive training in manual therapy techniques, massage, dry needling and Muscle Energy Techniques, which she uses in combination with individualised strengthening exercises and lifestyle advice to promote long term health benefits. She is also a strong advocate of Clinical Pilates as a tool for injury prevention and management.

Christine's professional interests include clinical Pilates, sporting injuries and rehabilitation, lumbopelvic pain, cervicogenic headaches and neck pain. Outside work, Christine enjoys spending quality time with family and friends (especially if there's food involved), landscape photography and keeping fit.