Matt Willcocks
Neurological Physiotherapist
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Matt is an Advanced Neurological Physiotherapist who helps adults living with Parkinson’s disease, stroke, multiple sclerosis, vestibular disorders, concussion and other neurological conditions improve their mobility, confidence and independence. He is passionate about helping people stay active, participate in the activities they enjoy and achieve goals that are meaningful to them.
Matt enjoys working alongside people as they navigate the challenges of living with a neurological condition. He believes rehabilitation should be meaningful, engaging and focused on what matters most to each individual, whether that’s returning to sport, keeping up with family, walking more confidently or maintaining independence.
Matt holds a Master of Physiotherapy and has completed additional training in the Bobath Concept, vestibular rehabilitation, and the assessment and management of gait and balance impairments associated with Parkinson’s disease. He also teaches Masters of Physiotherapy students at RMIT.
Matt has a particular interest in concussion rehabilitation and combines his neurological physiotherapy expertise with a background in exercise and sports science. He enjoys helping people safely return to work, sport and recreation following concussion or neurological injury.
Outside of work, Matt enjoys spending time with family, travelling, playing sport, discovering Melbourne’s food scene and watching anime and movies.
