Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy provides a safe and tailored way to regain quality of life, alleviate pain and help to restore function for daily tasks.
Our qualified Physiotherapists use evidence-based techniques to effectively manage musculoskeletal issues, injuries, pain and mobility issues. Treatment will be tailored specific to your needs and our Physiotherapists will provide detailed education and management options to enhance physical function.
Why us?
Our Physiotherapists regularly engage in professional development opportunities to provide high quality services to the clients of Dalby and surrounds. Dalby Allied Health is passionate about interdisciplinary teamwork to improve health outcomes and client satisfaction.
Interdisciplinary Care
Our practice is a collective home to a range of allied health disciplines that work in collaboration to better service the needs of the Western Downs Community.
Meet the team.
Kirsty Robinson
Senior Physiotherapist/Director
Kirsty Robinson is a senior Physiotherapist and Managing Director at Dalby Allied Health. With more than 10 years’ experience in rehabilitation, paediatrics and private practice, Kirsty brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her role at DAH.
After studying at the University of Queensland, Kirsty developed a strong passion for rural practice and founded Dalby Allied Health in 2017. With her extensive background in sport and rehabilitation, Kirsty is particularly interested in musculoskeletal work, rehabilitation, sports injuries, women’s health, and lymphatic drainage.
Kirsty is an active community member, most notably as the Dalby Rugby Union and Dalby Swans AFL Club Physiotherapist. Kirsty is always learning new techniques and skills and is trained in Pilates, dry needling, and lymphedema consults.
Katie Clark
Physiotherapist
Katie is a part of the Dalby Allied Health Physio team that is passionate about positive client outcomes. After graduating Griffith University with a Masters of Physiotherapy, Katie has developed a strong interest in musculoskeletal issues, rehabilitation and Pilates. Katie thoroughly enjoys working with individuals of all age groups to reach their optimal potential. Katie was born and raised in Kyogle and is a strong advocate for providing access to high quality health services to rural and regional areas.
Katie is passionate about rehabilitation and facilitates our group exercise classes. With a passion for learning new skills and knowledge, Katie has recently obtained her qualification in dry needling & has her certificate in rural generalist physiotherapy.
Andrew Pearman
Physiotherapist
Andrew is a passionate therapist with over 20 years experience, having graduated in physiotherapy in 1999. He spent 9 years in London as a respiratory physiotherapist in adult and paediatric intensive care, cardiac care and rehabilitation and COPD Management.
Andrew came home to the Darling Downs in 2008, working in the Private and Public hospital system. He even mentored our Managing Director Kirsty for a short time when she was a new graduate!
In the last 10 years Andrew’s focus has changed to providing physiotherapy to rural communities across South East Queensland. He has a vast experience in working with older people in their own homes across the South Burnett all the way down to the Granite Belt.
Andrew is willing to do almost anything to help his clients achieve their goals! One of the highlights of his career was riding pillion on a quad bike in the rain to assist a stroke affected farmer regain his function and independence.
Andrew has welcomed he opportunity to join the DAH team, bringing his sense of humour and enthusiasm to best achieve our clients’ outcomes.
Timothy Proberts
Physiotherapist
Tim has joined the DAH team in 2024 as a Physiotherapist after graduating with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. Tim has a keen interest in Musculoskeletal conditions and rehabilitation and enjoys working with a wide range of clients to help them return to work, sport or daily activities.
