Meet the One Stop Physio team

Christian Tarabey

Director & Principal Physiotherapist

Christian is the Director and Principal Physiotherapist at One Stop Physio Moorebank. He has six years of physiotherapy experience and a special interest in supporting professional athletes, including NRL players; people living with disability; and people with neurological conditions such as stroke, brain injury, Parkinson’s disease and multiple sclerosis (MS).

Christian believes physiotherapy should do more than address the immediate injury. He works with each person to understand the factors contributing to their pain, build strength, conditioning and overall capacity, and develop a practical plan aimed at overcoming the injury and reducing the likelihood of it returning.

His approach is holistic, considering the physical, social and psychological factors that can influence recovery and quality of life. He provides clear education and reassurance so patients understand their injury and the factors that may be affecting them.

His sporting background includes representative rugby league with the Balmain Tigers in Harold Matthews and SG Ball, followed by under-20s rugby league with the Penrith Panthers. Christian can also provide casting, splinting and cast removal for fractures where clinically appropriate.

Qualifications and registrations

• Master of Physiotherapy — University of Sydney
• Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science — Western Sydney University
• Level 2 Accredited Strength and Conditioning Coach — ASCA
• Advanced Dry Needling qualification
• SIRA-registered physiotherapist
• Provides NDIS services through One Stop Physio, a registered NDIS provider
• Ahpra registration: PHY0002328405

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)
• Ahpra registration: PHY0002709627

Simon De Biasi

Physiotherapist

Simon is a physiotherapist working across both the Moorebank and Prestons locations, supporting adult and paediatric patients across musculoskeletal, neurological and rehabilitation presentations.

He has experience in injury rehabilitation, post-operative recovery, gait and movement retraining, and exercise-based management. Simon specialises in paediatric physiotherapy, working with children from birth through to 18 years of age and collaborating closely with parents and families. He enjoys helping children build confidence in their movement and physical abilities while supporting them to achieve their individual goals.

Simon developed his passion for physiotherapy through his involvement in sport and previously worked within the Western Sydney Wanderers Football Academy.

Outside of the clinic, Simon enjoys keeping active, following and participating in sport, and continuing to develop his skills and knowledge within physiotherapy.

Hadi Youssef

Accredited Exercise Physiologist (AEP)

Hadi is our Accredited Exercise Physiologist at One Stop Physio Moorebank. He has eight years of experience in private practice and has worked with a wide range of people seeking to improve their health, recovery and physical performance.

Languages: Hadi speaks fluent Arabic.

His interest in sport and exercise was ignited through his own journey in athletics. Hadi competes in sprinting, with the 400 metres his favourite event. His experience pushing athletic performance and recovering from injuries gives him a personal understanding of the demands involved in rehabilitation and returning to sport.

Hadi prescribes tailored exercise for people with musculoskeletal, neurological, cardiovascular and mental health conditions. He also has experience supporting children with autism through individualized exercise programs. His sports rehabilitation work includes helping athletes return after injuries such as ACL tears and hamstring tears.

Hadi uses a person-centred approach and understands that every individual has different needs, circumstances and goals. He works collaboratively with each person so their rehabilitation or sports-performance program is practical, progressive and evidence-informed.

When he is not in the clinic, you will find Hadi sprinting at the athletics track or building strength in the gym.

Qualifications and accreditation

• Exercise Physiology graduate — University of Sydney
• ESSA Accredited Exercise Physiologist (AEP)
• ESSA accreditation ID: 22846
• Eight years of private-practice experience

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