Dr Aubrey Monie

Aubrey received his physiotherapy degree from Curtin University (Perth, Western Australia) in 1998. In 2003 Aubrey completed a Grad.Dip. in Sports & Manual Therapy from the Centre for Musculoskeletal Studies at the University of Western Australia (UWA).

Aubrey then completed his Master of Mededical Science (research: JPS of the shoulder) at UWA in January 2009 and lectured and tutored anatomy for Notre Dame Physiotherapy students during this time. He has a Certificate IV in Training and Assessing and has previously held positions as a personal trainer and sports trainer for various sporting clubs. In 2011 Aubrey took on the role as Teaching Fellow at the Centre for Musculoskeletal Studies (UWA). Aubrey has also completed a Master of Manual Therapy (with Distinction) at UWA, and is currently working on a PhD project examining combined movement examination of mechanical low back pain and diagnostic and therapeutic indications, at UWA & QEII hospital.

Aubrey was a keen athlete in his teens, competing in 100m, 200m, javelin and discus and winning champion boy in ’90, ’91 and ’92. He has trained in various styles of Martial Arts for over 25 years competing in Freestyle, Muay Thai boxing and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu at a state level and winning fighter of the year in 2000.

Over the years, Aubrey has attended the 'gym' for resistance training, published a book on physical training, and frequently prescibes gym based programs for injured patients. Aubrey now teaches Fusion (freestyle) Kids Martial Arts for ages 6-15 years.

Overall, Aubrey has significant theoretical and practical experience and is well trained to assess, diagnose and treat muscle, nerve, and joint related conditions.

• B.Sc. Physiotherapy (1998)
• Master of Manual Therapy
• Graduate Diploma Sports Manual Therapy,
• Advanced Anatomical Acupuncturist
• APAM
• Master of Medical Science by Thesis [Shoulder JPS]
• Advanced course Dry Needling (2000)
• Certificate IV in Training and Assessing
• Aust Physio Assoc Member
• Author: Essential Knowledge for Physical Training (2007)
• Ph.D. (Lumbar spine; The University of W.A., Centre for Musculoskeletal Studies)