About Nathan​

BASc (Human Movement), GDip (Ex Rehab), AdvDip Myotherapy.

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Driven by a passion to enhance his own expertise and support others, Nathan has dedicated himself to understanding the neuromyofascial system and the application of clinical exercise, and dry needling. His practice is continually refined by examining the impact of various modalities on injury, pain, biomechanics, and performance.

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Nathan extends his passion to providing quality learning opportunities for students and aspiring clinicians through tertiary course content development (Torrens University) and professional development. As an engaging educator, he emphasizes hands-on skills, clinical reasoning, and current research to bridge the gap between the classroom and clinical practice. His broad knowledge in dry needling allows him to deliver courses that enhance the knowledge, skills, and confidence of practitioners. He has presented on a range of topics, including Dry Needling Best Practice, Advanced Dry Needling for the Shoulder Complex, and Advanced Dry Needling of the Trunk.

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In addition to his educational contributions, Nathan provides Exercise Physiology services, focusing on building strength and endurance to improve function, health, and wellbeing for individuals, particularly those with neurological conditions and complex health needs. He integrates manual therapies and dry needling into his active approach to treatment.