Perth Dance Physiotherapy
Perth Dance Physio is a Perth-based Physiotherapy clinic specialising in the assessment, management and treatment of dancers and performing artists.
Our clinic has been designed to facilitate dancers, of all levels and backgrounds, through the rehabilitation process, in order to return to stage and ultimately prevent future injury. The care of dancers, both physically and psychologically, is our passion and we work tirelessly to ensure you remain performing at your best throughout your whole dance career.
16/08/2026
Last week, we said a sad farewell to Imogen who is leaving private practice for a new role in Injury Management 👋 Wishing her every success and her smiling face will certainly be missed around the clinic! 🥺
12/08/2026
😘 Wishing Amelia all of the success and good fortune as she leaves for English National Ballet ‘s GAP Program 👋
So very proud to have been a small part of your amazing journey and am excited to watch you continue growing overseas into the star that you are ⭐️
10/08/2026
MEET OUR NEW PHYSIO SUH ✨👋
Suhasini completed her BSc Physiotherapy at Curtin University and has obtained her Diploma in Professional Pilates Instruction from Pilates ITC. Suh is a dance and vocal Physiotherapist who has a passion for managing dancers and singers in all stages of their journey.
Suh’s career highlights include working as the on-site Physiotherapist in Crown Theatre for several major touring musicals, including:
Elvis: A Musical Revolution (2024)
Grease the Musical (2024)
Wicked the Musical (2024 - 2025)
Lord of the rings (2025)
Sister Act (2025)
Cover Physio for Beauty and the Beast (2025)
Anastasia the Musical (2026)
Pretty Woman (2026)
MJ the Musical (2026)
Suh has been dancing since the age of three and has been a dance teacher since 2014. She has a vast experience in Indian Classical styles, Contemporary and Ballet and continues to perform locally and internationally. With an understanding of the physical demands of performance, Suh is committed to helping artists stay in their best condition throughout their careers, ensuring they can perform at their peak while minimising the risk of injury.
You will find Suh in clinic from the 24th August on Monday and Wednesday afternoon/evenings!
Let’s talk about Bone Stress Injuries with Dino 🗣️
31/07/2026
🔥 What a night supporting so many talented Perth artists including our own admin queen, Ziara!! Sinista Entertainment
Today’s workout courtesy of a peaceful gym and Noah Kahan’s latest album ✨
18/07/2026
😘 Sending all the high vibes and deep breaths to our girl, , ahead of tonight !!
Can’t wait to watch you absolutely smash it!! 👏 Send her love and support below 🤩
Recovery is just as important as training 🧑🩰
If you want to perform at your best, don’t forget to prioritise recovery:
- Sleep helps your muscles, tendons and bones repair and recover.
- Nutrition provides your body with the energy to train and the nutrients needed to recover.
- Hydration supports muscle function, performance and recovery after class.
- Foam rolling and mobility can help reduce muscle stiffness and maintain good movement.
- Stress management is important because mental stress can affect how well your body recovers.
- Rest days allow your body to adapt to training, reducing your risk of injury and helping you come back stronger.
Recovery isn’t time away from training. It’s an essential part of improving performance and staying injury free ✨
Preparing for my Netflix documentary interview about the biggest myths in dance...🫢
1. Stretching isn’t always the best to improve flexibility
2. More training isn’t always better
3. Pain isn’t something you should just push through
4. Strength training won’t make you bulky
5. Rest isn’t being lazy. It’s part of improving
Sometimes the biggest progress comes from training smarter, not just harder
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141 Walcott Street, Mount Lawley
Perth, WA
6050
Opening Hours
| Monday | 7:30am - 7pm |
| Tuesday | 7:30am - 7pm |
| Wednesday | 7:30am - 7pm |
| Thursday | 7:30am - 7pm |
| Friday | 7:30am - 7pm |
| Saturday | 8:30am - 1pm |