Motion Health
Brookwater
Motion Health Brookwater (Springfield) is created to deliver the same high standard of care in one of Brisbane’s most peaceful and family-focused communities. Set within Brookwater, the clinic offers a calm, welcoming environment where you can feel supported, unrushed, and confident you’re in expert hands.
We welcome everyone — from families and professionals to NDIS participants, active locals, and performance-driven athletes. Every client begins with a thorough assessment so we can genuinely understand what’s going on and design a plan that fits your lifestyle, goals, and daily demands.
Including but not limited to:
- Sporting Amateurs to Professionals
- Young sports people
- NDIS and DVA
- Pensioners and elderly
- Everyday Gym goers
- Injury recovery from accidents such as motor vehicle or similar
Our Brookwater Physiotherapy clinic provides a full range of allied health services, including:
- physiotherapy
- exercise physiology
- dietetics
- sports rehabilitation
- hands-on treatments such as dry needling, cupping, and manual therapy
Our experienced team works across community health, rehabilitation, and high-performance environments, allowing us to support everything from post-surgical recovery and injury management to chronic conditions and everyday movement improvement.
We make accessing care simple and flexible. HICAPS private health claims are available on the spot, and we also support DVA and WorkCover clients. Bulk billing is available under eligible EPC Medicare Care Plans during selected business hours, helping ensure quality care remains accessible for our community.
We support:
- Wide range of private health
- DVA and Workcover
- Bulk billing options are available (although limited – please call to confirm)
- NDIS
Brookwater isn’t just about treatment — it’s about long-term health, resilience, and performance. Through the right balance of expert care, education, and ongoing support, we help you not only recover, but stay strong, confident, and capable for the future.
At Motion Health Brookwater, your health journey has a trusted, local partner.
COMMON FAQ:
Physiotherapists are highly trained professionals who use their expertise in human anatomy and physiology to accurately identify and address the root causes of pain and discomfort, helping you move freely and without pain. Physiotherapy includes a wide range of interventions designed to target different parts of the body and manage various conditions. At Motion Health Rehab, our skilled team provides care across these key areas of physiotherapy:
Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy
This field focuses on the prevention, assessment, and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal injuries, such as fractures, sprains, strains, overuse injuries, and post-surgical recovery.
Sports Physiotherapy
Athletes frequently encounter injuries or seek support to enhance their performance. A sports-focused physio works to prevent, diagnose, and treat sports-related injuries while optimizing athletic capabilities.
Neurological Physiotherapy
Neurological conditions, such as strokes, amputations, traumatic brain injuries, multiple sclerosis, and spinal cord injuries, often result in impaired movement and function. Neurological physiotherapy aims to improve mobility, balance, and coordination for individuals with these challenges.
Paediatric Physiotherapy
This branch addresses the unique needs of children and adolescents, focusing on developmental delays, congenital conditions, and paediatric sports injuries.
NDIS Physiotherapy
NDIS physiotherapy focuses on assisting people with disabilities through personalized treatment plans designed to improve their mobility, independence, and overall quality of life.
At Motion Health Rehab, we specialize in all musculoskeletal injuries, pre- and post-surgical rehabilitation, high-performance sports, neurological, paediatric and NDIS physiotherapy.
Physiotherapy can treat a wide range of conditions related to pain, injury, movement, and rehabilitation. Here are
some key areas it covers:
1. Musculoskeletal Injuries: Sprains, strains, fractures, back and neck pain, osteoarthritis, and joint stiffness.
2. Sports Injuries: Muscle strains, ligament sprains, and injury prevention for athletes.
3. Post-Surgery Rehab: Recovery from surgeries like joint replacements, spine surgery, or sports injuries.
4. Neurological Conditions: Stroke recovery, MS, Parkinson's disease, and spinal cord injuries.
5. Paediatric Conditions: Developmental delays, congenital conditions, and sports injuries in children.
6. Chronic Pain: Conditions like fibromyalgia, chronic back pain, and tension headaches.
7. Workplace Injuries: Repetitive strain, RSI, and ergonomic adjustments.
8. Falls Prevention: Balance training and strength for the elderly or those with mobility issues.
9. Pregnancy-Related Pain: Pelvic girdle pain and lower back pain relief.
Physiotherapists use techniques like manual therapy, exercises, dry needling, cupping, and postural education to
treat and prevent these conditions, improving overall movement, reducing pain, and enhancing recovery.
Physiotherapy can treat a wide range of conditions related to pain, injury, movement, and rehabilitation. Here are
some key areas it covers:
1. Musculoskeletal Injuries: Sprains, strains, fractures, back and neck pain, osteoarthritis, and joint stiffness.
2. Sports Injuries: Muscle strains, ligament sprains, and injury prevention for athletes.
3. Post-Surgery Rehab: Recovery from surgeries like joint replacements, spine surgery, or sports injuries.
4. Neurological Conditions: Stroke recovery, MS, Parkinson's disease, and spinal cord injuries.
5. Paediatric Conditions: Developmental delays, congenital conditions, and sports injuries in children.
6. Chronic Pain: Conditions like fibromyalgia, chronic back pain, and tension headaches.
7. Workplace Injuries: Repetitive strain, RSI, and ergonomic adjustments.
8. Falls Prevention: Balance training and strength for the elderly or those with mobility issues.
9. Pregnancy-Related Pain: Pelvic girdle pain and lower back pain relief.
Physiotherapists use techniques like manual therapy, exercises, dry needling, cupping, and postural education to
treat and prevent these conditions, improving overall movement, reducing pain, and enhancing recovery.
In Australia, you do not need a referral to see a physiotherapist in most cases. Physiotherapists in Australia first contact practitioners, meaning you can book an appointment and be treated without requiring a referral from a GP or specialist.
However, there are a few situations where a referral might be necessary:
- Private Health Insurance
● Most private health insurance policies do not require a referral to claim physiotherapy benefits. However,
it’s a good idea to check with your provider about their specific requirements. - WorkCover or Motor Vehicle Accident Insurance
● If your physiotherapy treatment is for a workplace injury or a motor vehicle accident, you may need a referral from your GP or the insurance company, depending on the insurer’s policy and your treatment plan. - NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme)
● If you’re eligible for NDIS support, you can access physiotherapy as part of your NDIS plan. A referral is generally not needed unless specifically required by your plan or provider. - Medicare (Chronic Disease Management)
● If you’re seeking physiotherapy through the Chronic Disease Management Plan (previously known as EPC Plan), you will need a referral from your GP. This allows for up to 5 sessions of physiotherapy funded by Medicare.
● Your GP will assess if physiotherapy is appropriate for your condition and write a referral for you.
In most general cases, you can book directly with a physiotherapist, and they can assess and treat your injury or condition accordingly. Please call us on 1800 417 799 if you have further questions.
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Team Members
Physiotherapy
Brandon Nguyen
Physiotherapist
BPHty (Hons)
Brandon Nguyen is a physiotherapist who graduated from the University of Queensland in 2021 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. He has experience managing a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, with particular interest in sports rehabilitation, gym-related injuries, and migraine/headache treatment. Brandon has completed the Level 1 Foundation Course with the Watson Headache® Institute, enhancing his clinical skills in assessing and managing headache-related disorders. He understands the importance of working toward your goals and is committed to keeping you active and fit throughout your rehabilitation. His approach combines hands-on therapy, tailored exercise programs, and practical self-management advice. Outside the clinic, Brandon enjoys hitting the gym, playing basketball, and watching new movies.
Clinton Tran
Senior Physiotherapist
( Director of Capalaba Clinic )
BPHty (Hons First Class), UMD
Clinton has years of experience helping people from all walks of life—from grandmothers to elite athletes—perform at their best. While he enjoys treating all areas of physical health, his true passion lies in sports rehabilitation. With a background working with pro footballers, Olympic athletes, and top strength competitors, and as a national-level powerlifter himself, Clinton understands the demands of both recovery and peak performance. Specializing in sports injuries, particularly in the gym, Clinton tailors his approach to help you recover and reach your goals. He’s also dedicated to teaching the next generation of physiotherapists at the university level. Whether you’re dealing with an injury or looking to improve your performance, Clinton is excited to help you on your journey.
Hassan Imran
Senior Physiotherapist
( Co-Founder of Motion Health )
BPHty
Hassan is an experienced senior physiotherapist with extensive expertise in sports rehabilitation. He has worked with athletes from top teams like the Brisbane Broncos, Brisbane Roar, and Brisbane Heat, giving him a deep understanding of the importance of returning to play both quickly and safely. Beyond sports, Hassan is passionate about helping everyday individuals live pain-free and improve their long-term health, empowering them to move with confidence and vitality.
Exercise Physiologist
Jaxon Premerl
Senior Exercise Physiologist
Senior Exercise Physiologist with a strong interest in sports rehab and performance, injury prevention and chronic pain and disease management.
With experience working in both elite sports and clinical settings, he takes a practical, evidence-based approach to help people move better, build confidence, and get back to doing what they enjoy.
Outside the clinic, you’ll usually find him in the gym, playing football, golfing, cooking, gardening or watching sport.
Nicholas Meek
Exercise Physiologist
AEP, AES, ESSAM
My name is Nick. I am an ESSA accredited Exercise Physiologist who is passionate about helping my clients be as healthy as they can be for as long as possible. I love helping people reach a quality of life that they have never experienced, becoming stronger, fitter, and happier than ever before. Outside of work I enjoy spending time with my children, as well as playing golf when time allows!
