Wesley Norris

Wesley is passionate about his role as a clinical Myotherapist and strives to provide high quality and effective care to every one of his clients. He particularly enjoys assisting clients with injury prevention and rehabilitation, stress relief and acute and chronic pain.

As quite an active person himself, Wesley has a special interest in biomechanics and understanding how the human body functions. His continued pursuit of knowledge in this field has seen him work at various clinics, gaining mentorship from experienced practitioners, and refining his clinical skills with a variety of different clientele. He holds an advanced diploma in Myotherapy, a diploma in Remedial massage and a Certificate IV in Massage. Wesley has also worked with the Western Bulldogs Football Team, allowing him work with professional athletes and to develop the skills and experience to create strengthening regimes, recovery protocols, flexibility & mobility techniques, and cupping. Wesley is also adept in the art of sports taping, which he uses as a tool to prevent further injuries or add stability to a region of the body. Some of Wesley’s favourite modalities to use in the treatment room are, dry needling, cupping, deep tissue massage, trigger point work, lymphatic drainage, and mobilization, among others.

Wesley believes that “taking care of your body, no matter what age, is an investment.” He is frequently prescribing stretching and exercises to his clients and always reminds them that “You only have one body from start to finish, taking care of it from the start, will allow you to do the things you love right up until the finish line.” 

Outside of his passion for Myotherapy and body mechanics, Wesley is an avid believer in staying fit and healthy through means of nutrition and exercise. Whenever he can, Wesley partakes in gym, AFL football and his beloved tennis, which he has played since he was a young boy and continues to do so to this day. Tennis and sports aren’t just hobbies to Wesley, they are his passion and therefore he understands firsthand the stress that sports can put on both the body and mind but also how they can drive and motivate a person to be happier. 

Wesley believes that “passion creates progress” and he actively applies this philosophy into his work as Myotherapist, helping everyone he works with along the way.

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