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m.richardson@upweymyotherapy.com

Mathew Richardson- Myotherapist

Mat graduated from RMIT university in 2002 and has worked in private practice in the hill’s ever since.  He was asked to lecture in anatomy at RMIT in his first year out of Uni. Mat has always kept up to date with the latest science and finding ways to integrate this into his clinical practice.  In 2015 Mat set up a networking group for health practitioners in the hills, this allows us at Tecoma Myotherapy to have a wide referral network.  In 2018 Mat presented at the Bendigo Pain Summit and now runs workshops for health practitioners and the general public.  Through his own experience through persistent pain Mat has a passion for helping people with complex pain conditions.

 

Pain Caoching- to help those that are stuck on their journey with chronic pain.

With Mat’s lived expericnce of chronic pain, Mat now is offering a Pain Caoch option to his bookings. In this mat will use more psycholigcal informed practice to help you get back to what you love inspite of pain. Mat has an extensive skill set with helping you make sense?, acceptance and commitment therapy, mindfulness, movement strategies and educational strategies.

Click on this link to read mroe about Mat’s story of persistent pain. 

 


Rebecca Bishop- Myotherapist

Rebecca has been working in the health industry for over 20 years, 15 years as a remedial massage therpaist and 6 years as a Myotherapist.Rebecca has completed her Diploma in Health Science – Massage Therapy, and in June 2016 completed her Ad dip Myotherapy. In 2003 Rebecca completed a Mother care massage course after realising the benefits she received from treatments during her own pregnancies. In 2009 Rebecca completed a course in Chiball – Practical Intensive Teacher Training, a method that focuses on Chinese philosophies and practices, integrating them into a healing movement. Rebecca spent 12 months teaching at Shellharbour TAFE in the Health department, and was also a volunteer with St John Ambulance in Wollongong.

 

 

 


Katie Bergroth- Remedial Massage Therapist 

Katie completed her Diploma in Remedial Massage in 2017 following the completion of her Bachelor of Exercise Science. 

Since the finishing her studies Katie has gained considerable experience working in both clinic settings as well as with a variety of professional athletes and sports teams. Most recently Katie has worked with the Australian Test Cricket team, the Western Bulldogs Football Club and the Melbourne Storm. Whilst Katie is passionate about working with athletes of all levels she also has a strong interest in treating people from all walks of life including people experiencing chronic pain and chronic illnesses and people with disabilities. In addition to being a Remedial Massage Therapist Katie also works as a Disability Support Worker and Sports Trainer.  

 

 


Simone Russo- Remedial Massage Therapist

Simone is a qualified remedial massage therapist with nearly 10 years’ experience, including over seven years providing remedial massage treatments. Your sessions will be assessment-based and

tailored to your individual needs, with a focus on reducing pain, improving movement, and supporting your body’s recovery. Treatments may be more clinical or very gentle, depending on what your body needs on the day, with the understanding that for some people a lighter approach works best. With experience across both clinical settings and day spas, Simone uses a broad range of techniques to address soft tissue tension while also helping to calm and regulate your nervous system. You are welcome to come exactly as you are — this is a safe, professional, and non-judgemental space. Remedial massage treatments with Simone are eligible for health fund rebates, depending on your level of cover.


Charlotte Whitmore- Remedial Massage Therapist

Charlotte is a dedicated remedial massage therapist known for her empathetic, attentive, and holistic approach to care. She focuses on helping clients manage pain, restore movement, and improve overall wellbeing, creating a supportive environment where individuals feel heard and actively involved in their recovery.
She has a particular interest in chronic pain, sporting injuries, and inflammatory conditions, including more complex or persistent pain influenced by physical, neurological, and lifestyle factors.
Charlotte’s experience working with local football clubs, as well as the Western Bulldogs AFL/AFLW teams, has further developed her passion for sports injury management and performance support.
Her treatments are tailored to each individual and may include techniques such as trigger point therapy, muscle energy techniques, dry needling, and cupping. She takes an evidence-informed, hands-on approach, aiming to address the underlying causes of pain and support long-term outcomes.