Mr Tim Lynch

Tim’s current areas of interest include sports injury prevention programs (specifically in adolescents), post-operative rehabilitation as well as the treatment of persistent lower back and neck pain.

Tim’s philosophy on physiotherapy treatment involves conducting a thorough patient interview and physical examination to determine an accurate diagnosis for the patient’s symptoms, which is then followed by appropriate education, treatment and exercise program.

He has completed several external physiotherapy courses which have given him an extensive knowledge of treatment modalities including advanced manual therapy skills, dry needling, hydrotherapy and Pain Science Education.

Tim has worked in the North Lakes region since 2013 and has a great working relationship with local doctors, specialists and other allied health professionals.

Tim has extensive physiotherapy experience in treating a wide range of sporting injuries of athlete’s from all ages, as well as acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions.

He has worked with athletes at an elite level including those who have competed at the Commonwealth Games and Paralympics.

He has also provided Physiotherapy services at the Queensland Academy of sport, Queensland Women’s AFL Academy and the Men’s Australian University Rugby 7’s team.

Tim graduated from James Cook University in 2009 and has worked for Queensland Health, the Australian Department of Defence as well as in physiotherapy private practice.

At the conclusion of 2016, Tim graduated with a Masters Degree from Griffith University and is now recognized by Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) as a Titled Musculoskeletal physiotherapist and a Titled Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist.