About us

RYDE ROAD PHYSIOTHERAPY

About Us

An in depth look at who we are and our expertise

Our Team

Nancy Ho

Principal

Nancy Ho –

A certified Musculoskeletal and Sports Physiotherapist with over 16 years of private practice experience.

Nancy completed her undergraduate studies at Sydney University in 1999 and in 2008 graduated with a Master of Musculoskeletal and Sports Physiotherapy from Griffith University, QLD.

In her career Nancy has gained vast experience in the assessment and management of sports and musculoskeletal injuries. Nancy has a strong interest in treating low back pain, women’s health issues and is a Level 4 DMA Clinical Pilates Instructor.

Nancy has worked as a sports physiotherapist with Bankstown Soccer Club (NSW Premier League)and other Soccer Super League clubs, UNSW AFL, UNSW Judo, Eastwood Rugby Union Club, SJC Schoolboys Rugby ( GPS) and also worked at the Pan-Pacific Masters Games in 2007. Nancy has completed further study in dry needling and western acupuncture, muscle energy techniques, Mulligan’s treatment method, core stability training and golf performance.

In her early career Nancy worked in various large teaching hospitals and acquired experience in treating musculoskeletal, orthopaedic (pre-operative and post-operative rehabilitation),

neuro-rehabilitation, casting and splinting (fractures, hand, fingers injuries, contractures). Currently, Nancy keeps active with practicing and teaching Aikido where she has attained 3rd Dan Black Belt level.

She is a keen Liverpool and Sydney FC supporter. In her spare time Nancy enjoys reading, good food and good wine.

Camellia Taouk

Physiotherapist

Camellia Taouk –

Graduated from the University of Sydney in 2014, with a Bachelor of Applied Science in Physiotherapy (Class I Honours). She was awarded the Mack Boots Award for the highest overall mark in Honours. Camellia has published in the journal of Physical Therapy Reviews, 2016 edition, titled: Clinical and radiological assessment of the cervical extensor muscles in people with neck pain. A narrative review.

Following graduation, she worked at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, providing care for a variety of patients including musculoskeletal, orthopaedics, hydrotherapy, cardiothoracic, intensive care, and neurological/general rehabilitation. This broad range of experience gave Camellia an invaluable base and strong physiotherapy foundation.

Camellia has an interest in both musculoskeletal and sports injuries, which stems from her interest in participating in all things outdoors. She has a strong approach to combining manual therapy skills to match accurate exercise prescription. With a focus on injury prevention and sport/workplace specific rehabilitation, Camellia creates individualised management plans, ensuring she achieves the goals of her patients and maximises their confidence and understanding.

Camellia is a current member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association and WorkCover accredited. She has completed the DMA Unit A Clinical Pilates course as well as the APPI Level 1 Pilates Matwork course, Level 1 Sports Physiotherapy course and sports taping course. She is currently obtaining further qualifications in dry needling to further enhance her physiotherapy skill set.Camellia is fluent in Arabic, and in her spare time enjoys doing the Bay Run and plays outdoor soccer, volleyball and Oztag.

Rhyannon Spring

Exercise and Sports Science

Rhyannon Spring –

Graduated with a bachelors in Exercise and Sports Science from the University of Sydney in 2012, which led her to complete a Doctor of Physiotherapy at Macquarie University in 2015. This has allowed her to gain experience across a broad range of areas including acute orthopaedics, neurological rehabilitation, paediatrics and sporting injuries. Rhyannon has a strong interest in exercise prescription and rehabilitation, and combines a hands-on approach with exercise prescription to help people regain their strength and co-ordination.Rhyannon has developed a special interest in women’s health and as such, has completed training in women’s health and continence and pre/post-natal Pilates. Rhyannon is passionate about working together with her patient’s and often incorporates her Pilates training to assist women with returning to optimal function. Rhyannon is available to assist in the management of pregnancy related pelvic girdle and lower back pain, abdominal rehabilitation and pelvic floor conditions such as incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse.In her free time, Rhyannon loves good coffee and travel, as well as staying active outdoors. Currently, Rhyannon participates in local netball competition and Pilates classes to keep fit.

Sarah Gomez

Remedial and Sports Massage Therapist

Sarah Gomez-

Sarah specialise in Remedial and Pregnancy Massages. I have been a

Remedial Massage Therapist for 12 years. I attained both my Certificate 3 and

Diploma of Massage Therapy through Brisbane Holistic Health. I have been

self-employed and have worked in many multidisciplinary clinics. During my time,

clients have benefited from my massage treatments by:recovering from injuries, having reduced muscle pain, improved range of movement and improved general wellbeing.

Sarah believe the best part of being a Remedial Massage Therapist is helping people to feel their best and seeing how they are improving as a result of treatment. Outside of work, Sarah enjoy listening to music and archery. She hope to see you in the clinic soon.

David Ryan

Physiotherapist

David graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Australian Catholic University in 2016. Since then he has gained experience in private practice and residential aged care. Prior to this he had a career as a microbiologist and worked in both Australia and the United States.

David employs a hands-on approach to treatment and discusses goals with clients in order to provide individual tailored management with a focus on exercise prescription. He has provided sports coverage for Athletics NSW and Sydney Irish Rugby Football Club

.David is a keen runner and enjoys both road and trail races. He regularly crews in yacht races and completed the Sydney to Hobart Yacht race in 2017.