Committed to excellence in care

 

What do I do?

“GLA:D to Elite”

I'm a Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist - so my job is to help you recover from injury and/or pain that comes from your muscles, joints, bones and nervous system.

Cam Johnson Physio

I have a passion for education, and when that is combined with a whole range of other modalities, such as massage and mobilisation, exercise, taping, acupuncture and biomechanical and technique analysis, patient outcomes are optimised. This is my mission.

Over my 22 years of practice, I have been sought out by many people, including over ten Olympic track and field gold medalists and World Champions and World record holders. For eight years, I was the consultant physiotherapist for World leading London based sports management company “PACE Sports Management”, and in Australia by “Melbourne Track Club”. I worked with the Austalian Institute of Sport and as team physiotherapist for Athletics Australia. More recently, I have provided Physiotherapy and Consultancy services for the multinational company Serco and the Department of Justice. I also teach physiotherapy students at the University of Notre Dame in Perth.

This is my personal clinic, which I use to treat those within my community. Every problem that someone comes to me with is interesting and important. I take your healthcare seriously, and promise my full attention.

 
Do you know someone who is suffering from knee joint osteoarthritis? My friend and colleague, Gemma Orange is conducting research through the University of Notre Dame in this area. Follow this link if you think that you can help. https://notredame.q
Rehab or return to sport doesn’t have to be an on or off question. It’s the same with return to work, return to hiking and return to knitting. Good things happen when you do the things that you love - you just need to do the right amount.
Working out on the Wattbike at #aphq. Obtaining feedback in real time can help prevent you going “through the motion”, will help to keep you engaged in your rehab and provide motivation. Can you guess which knee needs the work? #aclrecov
It is becoming more evident someone’s pain does not always result from tissue damage. This diagram, out of the British Journal of Sports Medicine, gives guidance to the management of pain of “non traumatic” origin. Figuring out wh
Cam Johnson Physiotherapy X @team_aphq - Over the past few months I have been working very hard alongside the team at Athlete Performance Headquarters, and I can now say I’m delighted to announce our brand new partnership! I have worked with th
With sporting club lockdowns necessary given the current population health problem, this figure from the Journal of Orthopaedic Sports Physical Therapy highlights the number of Achilles ruptures that occurred after the four month lockdown of the NFL.
It’s true, running can be good for your back! A recent study on 99 people aged 25-35 showed that the runners had stronger, and larger(by volume and height) intervertebral discs. More evidence that getting active is key!
With the increase of access to Mri, finding something “wrong” with your knee can be distressing. Sometimes those things are just part of being human, as a result considering sensible conservative treatment before undertaking more invasive
I often get asked “should I run on my toes?”. While the answer may be different for different people the reality is that “gravity” is always the same, and your weight is the same too. Landing on your toes will increase the dem

Committed to excellence in care.