About Us – Myotonephysio

Together, We Can Turn Movement into a Daily Wellness Routine.

Who We Are: Our Story

Myotone Physiotherapy, founded by Anson Xu, embodies a vision that extends beyond traditional treatment offerings. It is a place where patients are empowered with knowledge about their bodies and guided toward long-term health. Anson emphasizes the importance of understanding body mechanics, believing that early intervention is crucial for sustained physical well-being.

The Myotone team is dedicated to enhancing movement and overall physical health. Whether working with athletes seeking to improve their performance or individuals looking to refine their daily movements, Myotone Physiotherapy fosters growth and long-term improvement through personalized care and scientifically backed methods.

The name "Myotone" encapsulates the clinic’s core philosophy: "Myo" refers to muscles, while "tone" signifies the balance and tension essential for optimal movement. The clinic focuses on restoring and maintaining this balance, helping patients recover from injuries while proactively addressing factors that may lead to future issues. This approach empowers patients to move freely and confidently in their everyday lives.

The Geometric Heart Shape in the clinic’s logo represents this philosophy, symbolizing both scientific precision and compassionate care. It reflects the methodical, evidence-based approach behind every treatment, combined with the dedication and heart guiding each patient interaction.

Anson and his team are committed to making Myotone a hub for education, wellness, and community support, forging lasting relationships and setting new standards in patient care.

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Meet Our Friendly Team of Experts

Senior Physiotherapist

8+ years

APA Member

Since 2013

Founder of Myotone Physiotherapy

Anson Xu

M.Phty, B.Sc. (Kin), Minor (Psych, Neuro & Behav)

Anson was born and raised in China before relocating to Canada with his family in 2005. He completed a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology with a minor in Psychology, Neuroscience, and Behaviour from McMaster University. After graduating, he moved to Australia to pursue further studies and completed a Master of Physiotherapy at the University of Sydney in 2016. As a dedicated member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association, Anson integrates the latest research into his clinical practice to ensure evidence-based, high-quality care.

Anson received clinical training at prestigious institutions such as Sydney Adventist Hospital, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Concord Hospital, St Joseph’s Hospital, and Port Kembla Hospital. Since his graduation, he has gained extensive experience in sports medicine centres, community medical centres, private practices, and residential aged care facilities, treating a wide range of conditions in patients of all ages.

His clinical interests include chronic musculoskeletal conditions, sports injuries, athletic performance optimization, and trigger point therapy. Anson adopts a patient-centric treatment approach, combining hands-on techniques with customized exercise prescriptions to ensure optimal recovery and long-term outcomes.

In addition to his expertise, Anson holds certifications in CPR and First Aid, SIRA Worker Compensation, Dry Needling, and as a Champion Performance Specialist.

Anson is fluent in English, Mandarin, and Cantonese. He is available for appointments on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

Senior Physiotherapist

50+ years

APA Member

Since 1973

Kerri Curran

Kerri graduated from the University of Sydney in the 1970s and spent three years in Canada, where she gained valuable experience in both rehabilitation and private practice. While in Canada, she had the unique opportunity to work with international athletes at the Montreal Olympics.

Upon returning to Australia, Kerri continued her work in rehabilitation, eventually shifting her focus entirely to private practice. With a career spanning decades, her clinical interests have centered on spinal health, particularly in treating neck pain, headaches, the thoracic ring, and issues related to the lumbar spine and pelvis.

Kerri’s treatment approach blends hands-on techniques with personalized exercise prescriptions. She also frequently incorporates dry needling into her practice, helping patients alleviate pain, reduce swelling, and relax muscles for more effective recovery.

Kerri is available for appointments on Monday and Thursday.

Senior Physiotherapist

40+ years

APA Member

Since 1996

Marina Roberts

B.Phty

Marina obtained her degree from The University of Queensland and has since built an extensive career in both public and private practice. Her professional experience encompasses acute care, rehabilitation, and outpatient services, with the last 27 years focused on clinical practice within the private sector.

Marina takes a hands-on approach in treating musculoskeletal injuries, post-surgical rehabilitation, and conducting pre-pointe ballet assessments. She employs a range of therapeutic techniques, including manual therapy, dry needling, and tailored exercise prescriptions, to support and optimize patient recovery.

Marina is available for appointments on Thursday.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a referral to see a physiotherapist?

No, you do not need a referral to see a physiotherapist for most conditions. However, if you are seeking treatment through workers’ compensation, motor vehicle accident claims, or other insurance claims, a referral may be required.

What should I expect during my first physiotherapy session?

Your initial consultation will involve an in-depth assessment, including a discussion of your medical history, symptoms, and goals. We will perform physical tests and movements to identify the root cause of your problem and then work together to develop a personalized treatment plan.

Can I claim physiotherapy through Medicare?

Yes, you can claim physiotherapy through Medicare under the Chronic Disease Management (CDM) Plan (formerly the Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) Plan) if you have a chronic medical condition. To be eligible, your GP must create a care plan and refer you to a physiotherapist. Medicare provides up to 5 allied health services per year under this plan, which can include physiotherapy. If you’re not eligible for the CDM plan, private health insurance may help cover physiotherapy costs.