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About

Our team is dedicated to looking after all their patients –
providing lifestyle advice and education to help you feel better and stay better

Charlie Haddad, Physiotherapist

Charlie Haddad is a well-respected physiotherapist with over 18 years experience. Since 2005, he has been the owner of Canterbury-Bankstown Physiotherapy and has developed an excellent rapport with doctors and leading specialists around Sydney.

In 2000, Charlie graduated from the University of Sydney with a degree in physiotherapy.  He is skilled in manual therapy where most of his treatment modalities consist of “hands on” techniques. He has a strong emphasis on promoting patient care to allow maximum function for each individual.

Given his keen interests in sport, he has been affiliated with the rehabilitation of a number of elite sports persons and sporting teams. Some of these teams include Sydney Olympic (NSL), Blacktown Premier League, St George Premier League, Sydney Flames (WNBL), Belmore United Soccer Club and Sydney Bulls Rugby League.  As a result, he has a special interest in the treatment of young and developing soccer players, dancers/gymnasts, golfers and triathletes. He also has a passion for working with young athletes whose bodies are developing and changing and providing them with a strength and conditioning program which will allow them to continue to perform at the highest level.

Outside of work, Charlie enjoys spending time with his wife and 2 children.  He is a co-founding member of Mates On A Mission (MOAM), a charitable association helping kids and families with terminal illness. He believes that giving to people less fortunate than himself is a way of showing appreciation for his own healthy life.

Belinda Paris, Physiotherapist

Belinda graduated from the University Of Sydney in 2013 with both a Bachelors degree in Health Science and a Masters degree in Physiotherapy.

After working in various hospitals around Sydney gaining valuable experience Belinda pursued a career in private practise specialising in the treatment of musculoskeletal injuries. Sports was always an area that Belinda enjoyed and this lead her to building a budding sports career working for various soccer clubs such as Sydney Olympic as well as the NSW Athletics and currently the Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs.

Belinda is passionate about rehabilitating her patients using a mixture of both manual therapies and tailor-made exercise programs, incorporating both pilates and strength based techniques, to empower and give her patients the tools they need to achieve their desired goals.

Belinda Paris, Physiotherapist

Belinda graduated from the University Of Sydney in 2013 with both a Bachelors degree in Health Science and a Masters degree in Physiotherapy.

After working in various hospitals around Sydney gaining valuable experience Belinda pursued a career in private practise specialising in the treatment of musculoskeletal injuries. Sports was always an area that Belinda enjoyed and this lead her to building a budding sports career working for various soccer clubs such as Sydney Olympic as well as the NSW Athletics and currently the Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs.

Belinda is passionate about rehabilitating her patients using a mixture of both manual therapies and tailor-made exercise programs, incorporating both pilates and strength based techniques, to empower and give her patients the tools they need to achieve their desired goals.

Amanda Chidiac, Physiotherapist

Amanda is a passionate and enthusiastic physiotherapist who has a primary focus on impacting and improving one’s quality of life. Having recently graduated from a Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the Australian Catholic University North Sydney, Amanda has worked in private practise with a special interest in sporting and musculoskeletal injuries. She attends various professional development courses in order to further her clinical and practical expertise.

During her course of studies, Amanda has undertaken sports coverage with various junior rugby teams. Outside of the profession, Amanda enjoys keeping fit and exploring the outdoors.

Amanda is apart of the Australian Physiotherapy Association, is a qualified SIRA Work Cover provider and a SMA Sports Trainer Level 1.

Amanda Chidiac, Physiotherapist

Amanda is a passionate and enthusiastic physiotherapist who has a primary focus on impacting and improving one’s quality of life. Having recently graduated from a Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the Australian Catholic University North Sydney, Amanda has worked in private practise with a special interest in sporting and musculoskeletal injuries. She attends various professional development courses in order to further her clinical and practical expertise.

During her course of studies, Amanda has undertaken sports coverage with various junior rugby teams. Outside of the profession, Amanda enjoys keeping fit and exploring the outdoors.

Amanda is apart of the Australian Physiotherapy Association, is a qualified SIRA Work Cover provider and a SMA Sports Trainer Level 1.

Sue Conway, Receptionist

Sue has sat behind the desk at Canterbury-Bankstown Physiotherapy for 21 years – greeting all who walk through the doors in a welcoming and professional manner. She is the practice manager, making and receiving calls, processing and sending accounts, liaising with Insurance companies and doctors, all whilst maintaining a friendly and accommodating environment.

Sue comes from an Insurance background, having spent her early years working for GIO.

Customer service has always been a favourite for Sue.

‘I have always enjoyed coming to work here and have made many wonderful friends along the way. I’m very privileged to work alongside such a caring team of people. Their honest, compassionate, and caring treatment of our patients keeps me motivated and very happy to still work here.’

Sue Conway, Receptionist

Sue has sat behind the desk at Canterbury-Bankstown Physiotherapy for 21 years – greeting all who walk through the doors in a welcoming and professional manner. She is the practice manager, making and receiving calls, processing and sending accounts, liaising with Insurance companies and doctors, all whilst maintaining a friendly and accommodating environment.

Sue comes from an Insurance background, having spent her early years working for GIO.

Customer service has always been a favourite for Sue.

‘I have always enjoyed coming to work here and have made many wonderful friends along the way. I’m very privileged to work alongside such a caring team of people. Their honest, compassionate, and caring treatment of our patients keeps me motivated and very happy to still work here.’

Michael Mura, Physiotherapist

Having always being active in sport as a teenager and having his fair share amount of injuries, Michael developed a passion for understanding how the body moves and rehabilitation. This led him to enrol in and complete a Bachelor of exercise and sports science, a Master’s in Exercise Physiology and most recently his Master’s in Physiotherapy which he completed in 2020 at the University of Sydney.

Michael has experience working as an exercise physiologist having worked with people suffering from many different acute and chronic musculoskeletal, neurological and cardiopulmonary conditions. He now looks to specialise as a musculoskeletal physiotherapist and exercise physiologist with particular interest in youth sporting injuries.

Along with working at the clinic, Michael has taken on the role of being one of the academy physiotherapist for the Western Sydney Wanderers.

Outside of work Michael enjoys exploring the outdoors, keeping fit and spending time with family and friends.

Michael Mura, Physiotherapist

Having always being active in sport as a teenager and having his fair share amount of injuries, Michael developed a passion for understanding how the body moves and rehabilitation. This led him to enrol in and complete a Bachelor of exercise and sports science, a Master’s in Exercise Physiology and most recently his Master’s in Physiotherapy which he completed in 2020 at the University of Sydney.

Michael has experience working as an exercise physiologist having worked with people suffering from many different acute and chronic musculoskeletal, neurological and cardiopulmonary conditions. He now looks to specialise as a musculoskeletal physiotherapist and exercise physiologist with particular interest in youth sporting injuries.

Along with working at the clinic, Michael has taken on the role of being one of the academy physiotherapist for the Western Sydney Wanderers.

Outside of work Michael enjoys exploring the outdoors, keeping fit and spending time with family and friends.

Mikayla Mantouroglou, Physiotherapist

Mikayla’s passion for physiotherapy was sparked after years of being plagued with injuries which included four knee reconstructions in five years. During this period, Mikayla developed a deep appreciation for the Physiotherapists that helped her get physically and mentally back on track.

Mikayla graduated from Western Sydney University in 2019 with a Bachelor of Health Science (Sport and Exercise) and then completed a Master in Physiotherapy at the University of Sydney, graduating in 2021.

Mikayla has worked for several sports teams including Sydney United 58 FC and Blacktown City Netball Association. Mikayla also worked for the Western Sydney Wanderers as the A-League Women’s Strength and Conditioning coach for two seasons, and most recently as a Physiotherapist at a youth and senior level.

Mikayla has a desire to help patients not only return from injury, but to work towards their best physical self. Mikayla likes to achieve this through various hands-on techniques and prescription of an individualised exercise program.

Mikayla Mantouroglou, Physiotherapist

Mikayla’s passion for physiotherapy was sparked after years of being plagued with injuries which included four knee reconstructions in five years. During this period, Mikayla developed a deep appreciation for the Physiotherapists that helped her get physically and mentally back on track.

Mikayla graduated from Western Sydney University in 2019 with a Bachelor of Health Science (Sport and Exercise) and then completed a Master in Physiotherapy at the University of Sydney, graduating in 2021.

Mikayla has worked for several sports teams including Sydney United 58 FC and Blacktown City Netball Association. Mikayla also worked for the Western Sydney Wanderers as the A-League Women’s Strength and Conditioning coach for two seasons, and most recently as a Physiotherapist at a youth and senior level.

Mikayla has a desire to help patients not only return from injury, but to work towards their best physical self. Mikayla likes to achieve this through various hands-on techniques and prescription of an individualised exercise program.