What to do when you have knee pain
The knee joint is a masterpiece of engineering and design. There are many different structures working in harmony to take us from A to B. But when things go wrong, it’s difficult to isolate the true
We’re your local specialists in treatment of musculoskeletal injuries. Visit Pollinate Health Physiotherapy for an accurate diagnosis and personalised treatment plan, which may help you reduce pain, become stronger and return to the activities you love, from gardening again to running your fastest marathon. Book your physio appointment today.
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Jimmy Goulis is a master’s-qualified physiotherapist, published researcher, and Clinic Director at Pollinate Health. With over 20 years’ experience across Europe and Australia, he has worked in both private practice and hospitals. A passionate runner and athlete, Jimmy founded Pollinate Health to deliver advanced physio care to the community and support competitors at all levels.
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Danny Nguyen is a physiotherapist with expertise in musculoskeletal and vestibular rehabilitation. He has completed advanced training, including the GLA:D program for osteoarthritis, and combines hands-on treatment with evidence-based exercise. Danny has a strong interest in balance and dizziness conditions, helping patients recover with tailored rehabilitation while building resilience for the future.
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Dhiv Naidoo is an experienced musculoskeletal physiotherapist with a strong background in strength and conditioning. He creates personalised exercise programs that restore function and combines evidence-based manual therapy with practical rehab strategies. Dhiv works with patients of all ages, from injury recovery to older adults wanting to stay active and independent.
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Pollinate Health is located at 320 Park St, Carlton North, close to the Melbourne CBD, Fitzory North and Brunswick. You can travel to us via public transport or access on-street parking close to the clinic.
Monday to Friday: 9am to 5pm
Saturday: 9am to 5pm
Sunday: Closed
Pollinate Health is located at 320 Park St, Carlton North, close to the Melbourne CBD and Brunswick. You can travel to us via public transport or access on-street parking close to the clinic.
Monday to Friday: 9am to 5pm
Saturday: 9am to 5pm
Sunday: Closed
The knee joint is a masterpiece of engineering and design. There are many different structures working in harmony to take us from A to B. But when things go wrong, it’s difficult to isolate the true
As physiotherapist who has undergone surgery for my own Achilles tendinopathy, I understand the importance of early diagnosis and management. The biggest mistake people make is ignoring a grumbling Achilles. There are always early warning signs;
Eighteen years ago, 13 passionate runners set up a weekly 5km community running event in the UK called Bushy Park Time Trial. Now known as parkrun, it attracts 3 million participants globally. Jimmy Goulis remembers the
There are many different specialties in physiotherapy. These include:
– musculoskeletal (muscles, joints, and bones)
– sports (sport at all levels and ages)
– orthopaedic (post-operative surgery)
– paediatric (children)
– neurological (brain)
– cardiopulmonary (heart and lung)
– gerontology (older adults)
– women’s health (pelvic floor)
– vestibular (dizziness, vertigo and balance problems).
Pollinate Health’s physiotherapists are experts in musculoskeletal, sports and orthopaedic physiotherapy. Our director has more than 20 years of experience and post-graduate qualifications in musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy. We believe that you should always find a specialist with years of experience and preferably post-graduate qualifications to ensure best care possible.
We have close connections with a range of allied health professionals and other physiotherapists who specialise in different areas, so be sure to reach out to us for a whole-of-person approach to your problem. We also know when you should see a specialist like an orthopaedic surgeon, rheumatologist or neurosurgeon. Not all conditions will improve with physiotherapy.
It is important to see a physiotherapist who knows when to refer on to others when your condition is not improving.
