Senior Rehabilitation & Remedial Practitioner
Suzy March
With over 35 years of experience in health, rehabilitation, and remedial therapy, Suzy is one of Newcastle’s most experienced practitioners, supporting people with pain management, injury recovery, mobility challenges, rehabilitation, and musculoskeletal health.
Suzy combines extensive clinical experience with advanced training in remedial massage, myofascial dry needling, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, craniosacral therapy, lymphatic drainage, cupping, electrotherapy, Spinal Flow®, The FORM Method®, and exercise rehabilitation. She is also a Master Practitioner of the Dorn Method and has completed advanced studies in pain neuroscience, human behaviour, movement assessment, gait analysis, structural assessment, women’s pelvic health, functional mobility, and healthy ageing.
Her treatment approach focuses on identifying the factors contributing to pain, movement restrictions, and recurring injuries, rather than simply addressing symptoms alone. Through comprehensive assessment and personalised treatment, Suzy works to improve function, support recovery, restore mobility, and help people feel more confident in their bodies.
Suzy has worked with elite athletes, older adults, stroke survivors, and individuals living with developmental disabilities. She is particularly passionate about helping people experiencing chronic pain, neck and back pain, sports injuries, postural concerns, mobility restrictions, muscle tension, injury rehabilitation, and ongoing musculoskeletal conditions.
Known for her thorough assessments, extensive knowledge, and practical rehabilitation approach, Suzy is committed to helping people move more freely, recover more effectively, and achieve lasting improvements in health and wellbeing.
Not sure who to see?
Every practitioner works differently, but the intention is the same: restore movement, reduce pain, and create space for genuine change. Visit Aviano Remedial at Unit 1/228 Union St, Merewether NSW 2291 or call (02) 4963 1292.