Natalie Tyson

Since graduating from UniSA in 2005, Natalie has worked in hospitals and private practices in Adelaide and London. In 2013, she successfully completed the Master of Sports and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy at UniSA, finishing top of her class.

Natalie has a keen interest in rehabilitation and injury prevention and will help identify and addressing the underlying causes for the injury. She uses a range of manual therapy, movement re-education, exercise rehabilitation techniques to treat your injury and prevent it from reoccurring. Natalie has an interest in rehabilitation of the lumbopelvic region and lower limb, particularly following knee and ankle injuries.

Natalie has participated in many sports over the years including competitive swimming, cross country running, netball, touch football and Gaelic football. She now keeps busy looking after her young family and enjoys walking the dog and when she gets the chance going for leisurely swims and the occasional run.

Natalie works between the City and Next Generation clinics and takes Exercise Rehabilitation and GLA:D (R) Hip/Knee and Back.

Involvement with Teams and Associations

Current:

• SA Sports Medicine Association (SASMA) – Member
• Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) – Member
• Sports Physiotherapy Association (SPA) – Titled Member
• Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Association (MPA) - Titled Member
• Matrics Premier League Netball – Team Physio
• Nationally endorsed provider of Netball Australia’s KNEE program
• GLA:D Osteoarthritis Program Provider

Previous:

• Australian Shooting Team – Team Physio
• Old Ignatians Netball Club – Team Physio, player & committee member

Career Highlight:

• Working as a physio at the 2016 Rio Olympic games, where I walked in the opening ceremony and worked with a gold medallist.