Meet the One Stop Physio team

Christian Tarabey

Director & Principal Physiotherapist

Christian provides physiotherapy for musculoskeletal and sports injuries, neurological rehabilitation, workplace and post-operative rehabilitation, persistent pain, vestibular concerns and mobility-related conditions.

His published approach combines relevant hands-on care, exercise rehabilitation, strength and conditioning, movement retraining and practical education. Treatment choices depend on the individual assessment and goals discussed at the appointment.

Published qualifications

• Master of Physiotherapy — University of Sydney
• Bachelor of Health Science in Sport & Exercise Science — Western Sydney University
• Accredited Strength and Conditioning Coach — ASCA

Riva Maty

Senior Physiotherapist

Riva consults inside MediPharm Medical Practice at Hoxton Park Central in Prestons. Her published clinical interests include women’s health physiotherapy, musculoskeletal and orthopaedic rehabilitation, Clinical Pilates and exercise-based treatment.

Her approach may include manual therapy, exercise rehabilitation, Clinical Pilates, strength and conditioning, education and an individual home exercise program, depending on the person’s assessment and needs.

Published qualifications

• Master of Physiotherapy
• Bachelor of Health Science (Sport & Exercise Science)

Simon De Biasi

Physiotherapist

Simon works with adult and paediatric patients across musculoskeletal, neurological and rehabilitation concerns. His published experience includes injury rehabilitation, gait retraining, post-operative recovery and exercise-based management of movement concerns.

Care may include manual therapy, targeted exercise, strength and conditioning, movement retraining and education where these are clinically appropriate.

Hadi Youssef

Accredited Exercise Physiologist (AEP)

Hadi provides individual Exercise Physiology appointments at Moorebank. He develops exercise programs for people managing injury, persistent pain, long-term health conditions, disability-related goals, reduced mobility or physical deconditioning.

Programs may include strength, mobility, functional movement and cardiovascular exercise, progressed according to assessment, clinical considerations and the person’s response.

Published background and accreditation

• Exercise Physiology graduate — University of Sydney
• ESSA Accredited Exercise Physiologist (AEP)

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