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YOUR PARTNER IN HEALTH

Elizabeth Fong is the heart and soul behind Energy in Motion Physiotherapy. Liz’s passion is to help you care for your health by understanding your body and equipping you with the knowledge to succeed in your own health journey. Learn more about Liz’s experience and approach.

THE DREAM TEAM

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Elizabeth Fong
formerly Elizabeth Ciranni

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The most important member of our team is you and your commitment to your health and movement journey. We cannot do what we do without you. In fact, we need you to be an active member of the team!

Physiotherapy is an amazing tool to enhance your movement journey and healthy lifestyle. We understand human body movement and personalise your physio plan to your body, lifestyle and goals.

Liz will conduct assessments and hands-on therapy to help your body move better. Most importantly, she will pass her knowledge and findings onto you so that YOU can understand how your body moves.

The more involved you are in integrating new movement behaviours into your lifestyle, the larger the change that you will see in your body and overall health.

Are you ready to become a part of the Dream Team? 

Contact us today!

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Hello! I’m Liz. I’m looking forward to meeting you!

My passion is helping people care for their health. I believe that we can all be the driver of our own health journey. Working together, I can help you understand your body and empower you with the right knowledge and skills to navigate your own path to health – whatever that means for you. We can plan for and achieve things you never thought would be possible. Whether that be recovering from injury, improving your performance or achieving some big life goals.

A little bit about me. I’ve been working in the health industry for 15 years and have been practising as a physiotherapist since 2012. I’ve always been interested in the human body. Through my own health challenges growing up, I learned the importance of balancing the system as a whole and I’ve taken this approach into my work.

As a physio, the most important part of my body is often my ears! I take time to listen, connect and really understand what’s going on for you before moving on to a whole body assessment. My goal is to find your underlying physical (or external) barriers to health and devise a treatment plan that is in line with where you are now – and where you want to be.

In addition to my extensive training in ConnectTherapy and Thoracic Ring Approach, my bookshelves and calendar are filled with new ways to expand my knowledge. I’m particularly interested in nutrition, the female cycle, breath work, sleep habits, emotional health, and other topics that complement my ‘whole person’ approach.

On weekends, you’ll find me in the surf or enjoying the great outdoors with friends (being outside and moving my body is totally my jam). If you have any questions, please get in touch. I’d love to hear from you.

OUR POINT OF DIFFERENCE

We listen

With our longer consultation times, we take the time to listen and understand what is going on for you right now. 

We look at the bigger picture - what other barriers may be contributing to your current state? Training regimes, sleep patterns, nutritional consumption (and more) are an integral part of supporting you to move, feel and perform at your best. 

We investigate

We use a holistic whole body approach to assess your body and find the root cause of what is causing your experience. Did you know that the area of pain, is often a knock-on effect of a dysfunction elsewhere in the body? You can learn more here

We take action, together

Once we have determined what is causing your experience, we develop a step-by-step plan to help you feel your best. 

We educate and you become empowered

This is our favourite part - educating YOU to understand your body and how to manage it to create long lasting change. 

 

Are you ready to take charge of your health and wellbeing? 

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