At Summer Hill Physio, our Physiotherapists have extensive experience in rehabilitation for sporting injuries, musculoskeletal injuries and post- surgical.
Physiotherapists
Stephanie Tran
APA Titled Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist
GradCertClinPhysio (Manipulative Physio)
Master of Physiotherapy
B.App.Sc.(Ex.&Sp.Sc.)
Stephanie is the practice principal. She is a member of the Australian College of Physiotherapists, Australian Physiotherapy Association and Sports Physiotherapy Association. Stephanie graduated from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise and Sport Science. She then went on to complete the Master of Physiotherapy program at Sydney University. Stephanie has furthered her knowledge, graduating from Curtin University with a Graduate Certificate in Manipulative Physiotherapy in 2014. In 2021, after undergoing rigorous training and testing through the APA and Australian College of Physiotherapists, Stephanie was awarded the title APA Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist. This qualification is considered a mark of distinction amongst the Physiotherapy profession. Completing this was important to Stephanie as the goal was to be able to continue to educate the Physiotherapists at Summer Hill Physio with the highest quality mentoring so that the team is able to continue providing exemplary Physiotherapy service to the community.
Stephanie has a lot of experience treating musculoskeletal injuries from her physiotherapy and exercise physiology background. Stephanie utilises a variety of manual therapy treatment techniques and exercises to help patients return to work, sport and daily living as quickly and safely as possible. Stephanie is also experienced in assessing running and cycling techniques to help with bike and running related injuries.
Stephanie has a keen interest in biomechanical influences to work and sporting related injuries and rehabilitation. She enjoys treating the neck and postural related pain, shoulder and knee injuries. Stephanie has worked with a number of sporting teams in rugby union, AFL, Gaelic football and soccer.
Recently, Stephanie has expanded her scope of practice and has assisted Specialist Physiotherapist Trish Wisbey Roth in teaching about the hip, SIJ and bike fits to Physiotherapists.
In her free time, you can find Steph running around the streets of the Inner West or cycling on the M7.
Qualifications and courses:
- Graduate Certificate in Clinical Physiotherapy (Manipulative Physiotherapy), Curtin Uni
- Master of Physiotherapy, Syd. Uni
- Bachelor of Applied Science (Exercise and Sport Science), Syd. Uni
- Certificate of Orthopaedic Manual Therapy, Curtin Uni
- Includes: Dean Watson Headache treatment technique, Michael Monohan manipulation techniques, osteopathic joint mobilisation techniques
- Mulligans treatment concept
- Dry needling
- Sports Physiotherapy Level 1
- Sports Physiotherapy Level 2
- Sports Physiotherapy Level 3
- Biomechanical analyses of cycling and running techniques
- 3D Assessment and treatment of the pelvic complex and lumbar spine
- Optimising motor control of the lumbopelvic region and dynamic hip retraining
- Hip Differential Diagnosis and Prescriptive Exercise
- Lyn Watson shoulder Level 1
- Lyn Watson shoulder Level 2
- Mechanics of Swimming
- Functional Movement Screen Level 1 and 2 (FMS)
- Selective Functional Movement Assessment Level 1 (SFMA)
Appointments
Your appointments can be very easily booked in using our online booking system by clicking the following link:
You can also send text enquiries to: 0432 437 742 and we will endeavour to reply back to you within the hour during business hours
Kindly be advised that, given our current capacity constraints, we are unable to accept new patients with Work Cover claims, CTP insurance claims, or NDIS. Any changes to this status will be updated on this website.
We are conveniently located across Summer Hill Station. We also service surrounding Inner West suburbs including: Dulwich Hill, Lewisham, Petersham, Stanmore, Ashfield, Ashbury, Hurlstone Park, Croydon, Croydon Park and Marrickville.